Ectopic Pregnancy Causing Massive Rectal Bleeding

1 November 1978

journal article
Published by Southern Medical Association in Southern Medical Journal

Vol. 71 (11) , 1449-50
https://doi.org/10.1097/00007611-197811000-00045

Abstract

A case of severe rectal bleeding due to an ectopic pregnancy in the wall of the cecum is reported. The usual preoperative studies for rectal bleeding were performed but did not yield a definitive diagnosis. At laparotomy the right side of the uterus was found to be adherent to the cecum.

Keywords

ECTOPIC PREGNANCY
BLEEDING
USUAL PREOPERATIVE
DEFINITIVE DIAGNOSIS
RIGHT SIDE
SEVERE RECTAL
PREGNANCY CAUSING
PREOPERATIVE STUDIES

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