2021Kazan medical journalOpen access

On the issue of abdominal pregnancy

Y. I. Zenchenko

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Abstract

Abdominal pregnancy in relation to other forms of ectopic pregnancy is rare (0.37-0.4% of cases). While some authors' believed that abdominal pregnancy is usually primary, then most recognize that it is most often secondary.

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Abdominal pregnancy in relation to other forms of ectopic pregnancy is rare (0.37-0.4% of cases). While some authors' believed that abdominal pregnancy is usually primary, then most recognize that it is most often secondary.

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Abdominal pregnancy in relation to other forms of ectopic pregnancy is rare (0.37-0.4% of cases). While some authors' believed that abdominal pregnancy is usually primary, then most recognize that it is most often secondary.

Key concepts: Abdominal pregnancy, Ectopic pregnancy, Pregnancy, Medicine, Obstetrics, Gynecology, Biology, Genetics

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