Ectopic pregnancy: current views on treatment.

Abstract

The rate of occurrence of ectopic pregnancy (EP) is quite high and does not tend to decrease. The pathology is complicated to diagnose at the stage of its progress. Bleeding due to ruptures of the fallopian tube or other structures where EP is implanted is the major cause of maternal mortality in the first trimester accounting for 4 to 10% of all lethal outcomes associated with gestation. The aim of the study. To determine efficiency of various approaches to the treatment of ectopic pregnancy.