[Conservative management of secondary ectopic abdominal pregnancy. Case report with literature review]

Abdominal pregnancy is a rare condition representing 1-2% of all pregnancies; early diagnosis is difficult, but the challenge is the advanced pregnancy with adequate clinical condition for conservative management. There are few cases in which conservative management can improve, even though when the abdominal pregnancy is secondary to ruptured interstitial localization. A case of secondary (interstitial) abdominal pregnancy with conservative management and post-operative eventful for the mother and fetus is discussed.