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Re: Isthmical-Cervical_ectopic_pregnancyFrom: James S Smeltzer MD (gaperina@mindspring.com)Wed Jun 6 22:16:00 2001
At 10:30 AM 6/6/2001 -0500, you wrote: >I have little personal experience with cervical pregnancies. It is hard for >me to believe that a cervical ectopic pregnancy would be relatively >asymptomatic at 10.2 weeks. It would seem more likely that this is a >cervical incompetence (10 weeks is early for a loss due to cervical >incompetence). In other words, the pregnancy is just falling out of the >uterus. > >It is also hard to believe that this is a spontaneous abortion in progress, >with no bleeding or contractions. > Look at blood flow with color.
>Can the placenta be seen? Where is it implanted? Does the fetus measure 10.2
Look at blood flow with color.
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>If it is a cervical pregnancy of 10.2 weeks, is methotrexate a good
Look at blood flow with color. Rx accordingly.
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