13/02/2026
An ECTOPIC PREGNANCY occurs when a fertilized egg implants and grows outside the main cavity of the uterus, most commonly (over 90% of cases) in a fallopian tube. Because this tissue cannot support a developing fetus, it is a non-viable pregnancy that poses a life-threatening risk of RUPTURE and INTERNAL BLEEDING, requiring immediate medical intervention.
HERE IS A CASE OF TUBAL ECTOPIC PREGNANCY WITH BICORNUATE UTERUS MANAGED LAPAROSCOPICALLY
WITH MINIMAL BLOOD LOSS AND SMOOTH RECOVERY
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