Conservative treatment of tubal pregnancy

Authors

  • Л. Ф. Гайдамакина City Hospital №9, Ukraine
  • Л. С. Мельникова City Hospital №9, Ukraine
  • Ю. Л. Тыбинь City Hospital №9, Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18370/2309-4117.2013.14.70-72

Keywords:

ectopic pregnancy, tubal pregnancy, conservative treatment, laparotomy access

Abstract

Authors have investigated to fi nd the most eff ective methods to improve reproductive function in women who have had an ectopic pregnancy. It was found that laparotomy access is very eff ective in the conservative treatment of ectopic tubal pregnancy, and the authors recommend using this method. The laparoscopic conservative treatment of tubal ectopic pregnancy will be more eff ective if suturing salpingectomy performed by vicryl. To reduce adhesions in the pelvis should be carried out intra- and postoperative rehabilitation.

Author Biographies

Л. Ф. Гайдамакина, City Hospital №9

First category gynecologist of gynecological department

Л. С. Мельникова, City Hospital №9

Higher category gynecologist, head of gynecology department

Ю. Л. Тыбинь, City Hospital №9

First category gynecologist of gynecological department

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Published

2013-11-12

How to Cite

Гайдамакина, Л. Ф., Мельникова, Л. С., & Тыбинь, Ю. Л. (2013). Conservative treatment of tubal pregnancy. REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY, (14), 70–72. https://doi.org/10.18370/2309-4117.2013.14.70-72

Issue

No. 14 (2013)

Section

Clinical study

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Copyright (c) 2014 Л. Ф. Гайдамакина, Л. С. Мельникова, Ю. Л. Тыбинь

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