Abstract
ABSTRACT A very rare form of heterotopic pregnancy where one of the ectopic gestational sacs is located in the fallopian tube and the other in the cervix uteri is being presented. Unlike the only other similar case reported, where tubal ectopic was managed with salpingectomy and the cervical ectopic was diagnosed after the salpingectomy, our case was that of missed diagnosis of tubal ectopic while focusing on medical management of the cervical ectopic pregnancy. Management options for such situation are being discussed, and a review on the management of CEP is presented with a focus on conservative medical therapy. Conservative treatment in case of tubal cervical double ectopic may be feasible with early diagnosis after ruling out adverse parameters.
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