Laparoscopic management of cesarean scar pregnancy: Report of two cases with video-presentation of different operative techniques and literature review.

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This report details two laparoscopic techniques for managing cesarean scar pregnancy with concomitant repair of uterine isthmocele and reviews literature supporting laparoscopy as an effective treatment.

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Cesarean scar pregnancy (CSP) is a rare form of ectopic pregnancy. We present two different techniques of laparoscopic management of CSP, with the concomitant repair of the coexisting uterine isthmocele. The first case is a combination of diagnostic hysteroscopy and laparoscopic extraction of conception products, and the second technique is a combination of laparoscopy and guided Dilation & Curettage. We also conducted a thorough review of the literature to present all cases of laparoscopic treatment of CSP, focusing on the surgical technique, the operation outcome, and the future pregnancies. Laparoscopy is a potential effective treatment of CSP.

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