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Re: A case of cervical pregnancyFrom: Lynn D. Montgomery (apgar10@ionet.net)Mon Apr 28 10:01:15 1997
>Asymptomatic 27 y/o primigravida with a live 9.3 wk cervical pregnancy, was >managed with 4 doses of MTX Now, the US finds a 10.1 wk pregnancy, embryo still alive. Two options: -Ultrasound directed cardiac KCL infusion-should be able to hit that at 10 weeks -Selective embolization of feeder vessels-interventional radiology Have seen both work. Lynn
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