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¹Obstetrics and Gynecology, Patel Hospital, Karachi, PAK.

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Cornual ectopic pregnancy, a rare tubal implantation, presents diagnostic and management challenges. This case highlights successful laparoscopic management of a cornual pregnancy, emphasizing early diagnosis and intervention.

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Reproductive Medicine
Gynecology
Surgical Obstetrics

Background:

Cornual ectopic pregnancy, implantation in the fallopian tube's interstitial part, is rare.
Lack of standardized management protocols due to infrequent occurrence.
Diagnosis relies on clinical evaluation and ultrasound, with varied treatment options.

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corneal resection cornual ectopic pregnancy ectopic pregnancy minimal invasive surgery unruptured ectopic pregnancy

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