Cáncer de Cérvix y Biopsia de Diagnóstico/ Dr. Franco Krakaur/ Cirujano Oncólogo

The possibility of uterine rupture during a subsequent pregnancy should be discussed with patients undergoing treatment for interstitial pregnancy. In a series of 10 patients after cornual resection, three cases had uterine rupture in a subsequent pregnancy. In addition, compared with patients with a previous tubal ectopic pregnancy, those who had previous cornual resection for interstitial pregnancy tended to have higher elective cesarean deliveries. The risk of uterine rupture after medical tr

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