Re: ?hetertopic pregnancy

From: art fougner, md (evsono@pipeline.com)
Mon Feb 26 19:27:18 2001


Mark -

not personally - have only heard locally of a case managed with kcl and that one only with + FH. absence of demonstrable fetal heart would be most likely a contraindication to injection here. from what you describe, diagnosis of ectopic tenuous. suggest continued aggressive "ultrasound therapy."

art

At Mon, 26 Feb 2001, Mark Perloe wrote: >
>KA is a 32 yo G3 ectopic 2 female s/p right salpingectomy. She conceived
>after ovulation induction and IUI (3 mature follicles with E2 384pg/ml
>peak). An intrauterine gestational sac with fetal pole and FHT is seen. She
>complains of left adnexal pain. The left ovary is enlarged suggesting mild
>hyperstimulation. A small 1cm saclike structure on the edge of the
>ovary. Over the past week it has not changed in size. It appears to be
>attached (moves with) the ovary. She is now 6W4D.
>
>I have managed her conservatively with nervous observation. Without more
>convincing evidence, I have avoided laparoscopy. We have also considered
>direct injection, but I am uncertain what to inject. Without a fetus in
>this small structure, KCL would seem inappropriate. Hypertonic glucose may
>be a consideration. As things have been stable for about a week, I plan to
>hold tight. But, I wonder if anyone has managed hetertopic pregnancy with
>injection rather than surgery?
>
>--
>Mark Perloe, M.D. http://grs.ivf.com 404-843-2229
>5445 Meridian Mark Rd, Suite 270, Atlanta, GA 30342
>

--
art fougner, md

A series of 1000 cases begins with but a single anecdote.





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