Nnadozie Igbokwe*, Dushyanthy Jeyanesan and Anku Mehta
We report a case of live cervical ectopic pregnancy (CEP)
at 6 weeks gestation. A 36-year-old nulliparous who
presented with mild bleeding in vagina. She was
haemodynamic ally stable with a serum B-hCG of 10713.
A transvaginal ultrasound scan showed an empty uterus
and lives cervical ectopic pregnancy with a fetal pole
measuring 7.1 mm and yolk sac with negative sliding sign.
She was counselled on options of management and had
hysteroscopy and surgical evacuation under ultrasound
guidance with no complications and post-operative
methotrexate injection. She had a significant drop in her
serial B-hCG and urine pregnancy test 3 weeks after
surgery was negative.
