[Cervical pregnancy--conservative or radical operation?]

Artificial abortus was induced in a 26-year-old patient in the 8th week of pregnancy. Within a month, curettage was applied three times on suspicion of a remaining small portion of the fetus. Only during the third curettage was a defect of the posterior cervical wall observed. The posterior cervical up was then incised, and the defect edges excised up to the unaffected tissue and sutured. Cervical pregnancy was diagnosed histologically.