PELVISCOPIC THERAPY OF TUBAL PREGNANCY

  • 1 January 1988
    • journal article
    • research article
    • Vol. 110  (6) , 336-344
Abstract
In 1978-1985 we operated on 111 tubal pregnancies pelviscopically. In 12 cases a salpingectomy was perofrmed, in 99 patients the tubes both remained. 17 tubal abortions were extracted, in 82 cases the pregnancy was removed by salpingotomy. One second pelviscopy and one laparotomy were required because of postoperative bleeding. In one patient, a salpingectomy became necessary because of a post-operative infection. The pregnancy rate in 45 controlled infertility patients was 53%. A recurrence of ectopic pregnancy in the same or in the other tube occurred in 11%.

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