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Ectopic pregnancy on the pelvic wallFrom: Ricardo Savaris (savaris@orion.ufrgs.br)Mon Apr 6 13:50:54 1998
OK folks, I was leaving my on call, and my collegue told me about his case on other hospital with better facilities than mine. So I started to wander what I would do if: It is sunday night, no laboratory, no Gelfoam, no cautery, no blood bank, and a patient cames in hypovolemic shock with LMP 8 weeks ago. I do a laparotomy and find an ectopic pregnancy with infiltration of the trophoblast on the pelvic wall, over the great vassels (hypogastric) and it is bleeding. What would I do? (At the moment, I am considering to change my job...) Thanks
-- Ricardo Savaris, M.D., MSc, TEGO Porto Alegre, Brazil savaris@orion.ufrgs.br
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