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[Report of a case of deferred abortion in cervical pregnancy]
S Carranza Lira1, A Ríos Montiel, J Garcilazo Lopez
1Hospital de Gineco-Obstetricia No. 4 Dr. Luis Castelazo Ayala, Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social, D.F.
Abstract:
A patient with cervical pregnancy by clinical and ultrasonographic criteria underwent cervical and uterine curettage without complications. The histological study showed hyalinized corial villous with inflammatory infiltration and the material from uterine cavity showed decidual changes. The spontaneous and previous embryo death induce a scanty bleeding following curettage and thus, corroborate in a natural way the efficacy of any substance used to desvitalize the pregnancy and in consequence, diminish the vascular blood flow before evacuation in order to get a good result following conservative management.