Stanojević M, Pasini D, Jambresić V, Jelić M, Csik M
Jugosl Ginekol Opstet. 1984 May-Aug;24(3-4):57-9.
A case is described of abdominal pregnancy in a 27-year-old patient with a previous salpingectomy of the right tube performed because of tubal pregnancy. The patient was hospitalized in the 22nd to the 28th week of pregnancy on suspicion of imminent abortion. Clinical and ultrasound examinations indicated intrauterine pregnancy, by just before the expected date of delivery, clinical symptoms suggested abdominal pregnancy. The oxytocin test was negative. Following laparotomy a live normal girl was born, weighting 3200 g. The placenta was inserted at the front wall and the right horn of the uterus from the outer side. In the right horn there was an opening at the site of the oviduct excision. Because of profuse bleeding, the uterus was amputated supravaginally.
