Abstract
Bilateral tubal ectopic pregnancy is very rare and usually occurs following ovulation stimulation. Moreover preoperative diagnosis is very difficult. We are presenting a case of bilateral tubal ectopic pregnancy occurring spontaneously. Hence careful follow-up with combination of color Doppler and serum beta HCG estimation of patients after laparoscopic or open surgery for ectopic pregnancies is needed to avoid such unusual event.
Highlights
Ruptured extra-uterine pregnancy is still an important cause of maternal mortality. 97% of extra-uterine pregnancy is tubal
We are presenting a case of bilateral tubal ectopic pregnancy occurring spontaneously
There are no cases reported in which preoperative diagnosis of bilateral ectopic pregnancy was made [1]
Summary
Ruptured extra-uterine pregnancy is still an important cause of maternal mortality. 97% of extra-uterine pregnancy is tubal. Ruptured extra-uterine pregnancy is still an important cause of maternal mortality. Unilateral tubal ectopic pregnancy is common but bilateral tubal ectopic pregnancy is very rare, and usually follows ovulation stimulation. There are no cases reported in which preoperative diagnosis of bilateral ectopic pregnancy was made [1]. The case reported here has occurred spontaneously
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