Abstract
Ectopic pregnancy is a pathological condition in which the implantation of a fertilized egg occurs outside the uterine cavity. According to statistics, the most common localization of ectopic pregnancy is the fallopian tubes (98-99% of cases), while the cervix is a rare implantation site (0.1-0.4%). At the same time, analyzing the complications of the gestational process, we can say that it is cervical pregnancy that increases the risk of bleeding leading to the need for emergency surgery. The article presents a case from clinical practice that characterizes the tactics of diagnosis and treatment in case of suspected cervical pregnancy. The analysis of the management of this pregnancy proved the need for a differentiated approach to each case of ectopic pregnancy. This algorithm contributes to the rapid and accurate diagnosis and development of tactics for management pregnancy with bleeding.
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