Basal body temperature recordings in ectopic pregnancy.
Herbert H. Keyser, Leslie Iffy, Jeffrey A. Cohen
Abstract
Herbert H. Keyser, Leslie Iffy, Jeffrey A. Cohen
Abstract
Basal body temperature charts taken during the cycle of conception of tubal pregnancies suggested the presence of luteal phase defect in the background of ectopic implantation and the recurrence of an apparent menstruation at the expected time of the next period. The temperature changes were compatible with the occurrence of a "superovulation" shortly before the occurrence of tubal abortion.
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Basal body temperature charts taken during the cycle of conception of tubal pregnancies suggested the presence of luteal phase defect in the background of ectopic implantation and the recurrence of an apparent menstruation at the expected time of the next period. The temperature changes were compatible with the occurrence of a "superovulation" shortly before the occurrence of tubal abortion.
Key concepts: Basal body temperature, Luteal phase, Corpus luteum, Ovulation, Medicine, Menstruation, Ectopic pregnancy, Menstrual cycle