ECTOPIC PREGNANCY AFTER IVF: CLINICAL CASE

Konovalova Marina V., Gaidukov Sergey N., Prokhorovich Tatyana I., Matevosyan Irina E., Vasiliev Vladimir V.

The article presents a clinical case of ectopic pregnancy in a patient after IVF and having two fertilized eggs - one tubal localized, the other uterine. It is noted that the scope of intervention for progressive tubal pregnancy remains a subject of debate. In most cases, preference is given to organ-preserving operations (squeezing out the fertilized egg - tubotomy, incision of the fallopian tube at the location of the fertilized egg, resection of a segment of the fallopian tube). Among ectopic localizations, the fallopian tubes are in first place in terms of occurrence. In the presented clinical case, tubectomy was used before the use of assisted reproductive technologies, which made it possible to avoid tubal pregnancy.

Keywords:ectopic pregnancy, IVF, intrauterine pregnancy, infertility, reproductive technologies