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Ectopic pregnancy (extrauterine pregnancy) refers to a pregnancy which grows outside of the uterus . It occurs when a fertilised egg fails to implant in the endometrial tissues of the uterine cavity and instead leaves the uterus and implants at another site.
In Australia, 1 in 80 pregnancies are ectopic, and each year two to three women will die from an ectopic pregnancy. Ectopic pregnancy threatens the life and fertility of a woman if left untreated.
A fertilised egg which implants outside the uterus is not a viable foetus which can develop into a baby. Surgery can be Salpingostomy, Salpingectomy (Either type of surgery can be performed via laparoscopy or laparotomy).
Ectopic pregnancy can be distressing and often results in feelings of grief, loss and depression.
Ectopic pregnancy (extrauterine pregnancy) refers to a pregnancy which grows outside of the uterus . It occurs when a fertilised egg fails to implant in the endometrial tissues of the uterine cavity and instead leaves the uterus and implants at another site.
A fertilised egg which implants outside the uterus is not a viable foetus which can develop into a baby. Surgery can be Salpingostomy, Salpingectomy (Either type of surgery can be performed via laparoscopy or laparotomy).