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Table 3 Clinical data of four patients of tubal HP with the IUP miscarriaged

From: Clinical analysis of 50 patients with heterotopic pregnancy after ovulation induction or embryo transfer

Case

Fertilization way (embryo type and number if ET)

Gestational age (days after ET or intercourse)

Clinical symptoms

Presentation and outcome of IUP

Extrauterine pregnancy presentation

Bilateral fallopian tubes

EP site + treatment

24

IVF-ET (unknown)

27

Vaginal bleeding 1 day

Abortion

Right adnexal mass 3 cm, CRL 0.2 cm with heart beaten

Chronic inflammation by laparoscope

Tubal + laparoscopy salpingectomy

25

IVF-ET (fresh 2)

32

Vaginal bleeding 7 days

Yolk sac without embryonic pole → abortion

Right adnexal mass, CRL 0.5 cm with heart beaten

Right salpingectomy and left salpingostomy both for EP

Ampullary + laparoscopy salpingectomy

26

IVF-ET (fresh 3)

27

Asymptomatic, routine ultrasound test found

Yolk sac without embryonic pole → missed abortion

Right adnexal mass 2 cm CRL 0.2 cm with heart beaten

Tubal infertility

Tubal + laparoscopy salpingectomy

27

IVF-ET (frozen 2)

58

Nausea and vomiting

CRL 3.2 cm, with heart beaten 3 weeks ago → missed abortion

CRL 2.6 cm without heart beaten hemoperitoneum

Bilateral obstructed by laparoscope

Ampullary + laparotomy salpingectomy, abdominal haematocele 2000 ml