Ectopic pregnancies account for 2% of all pregnancies. It signifies a major health risk for women of childbearing capacity, which can effect in life-threatening complications if not treated properly. The occurrence of ectopic pregnancies has been progressively diagnosed due to early diagnostic measures like serum beta human chorionic beta hCG and high resolution ultrasound methods. The classic clinical triad of ectopic pregnancy is pain, amenorrhea and vaginal bleeding.
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Last date updated on July, 2014
