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Re: Cervical pregnancyFrom: Akhan Suleyman (akhan93@hotmail.com)Mon Apr 16 06:43:37 2001
MTX i.m. 50 mg/m2, after 4 days if ther is no cardiac activitie you can realise D&C, if there is activity you can give the same dose. After D&C, if there are some bleeding (sometimes but not common) replace the baloon of foley catheter with 30-40 cc in to the cervix for the controle of bleeding. We used uterine arter embolisation in one patient and it's result by the atrophy of the endometrium. Süleyman Akhan M.D.
>From: "Kleinman, Dr. Gary E." <pg1kle@bpthosp.org>
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