[Cervical pregnancy (case report)]

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This report details a case of cervical pregnancy in a 28-year-old patient that required abdominal hysterectomy, with adenomyosis possibly contributing to the condition.

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Abstract

In a 28-year-old patient, without menstruation for 2 months, curettage was performed on suspicion of an incomplete abortion. Owing to a profuse bleeding, cervical pregnancy was suspected and the patient was at once operated on, abdominal hysterectomy was applied, and cervical pregnancy was confirmed histologically. In the uterine corpus adenomyosis was revealed. This might have aggravated a normal nidation of the ova and contributed to the development of cervical pregnancy.

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adenomyosis

MeSH descriptors

Pregnancy, Ectopic Pregnancy, Ectopic Pregnancy, Ectopic Adult Adult Cervix Uteri Cervix Uteri Female Female Humans Humans Pregnancy Pregnancy

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