Case report highlights surgical management and maternal outcomes in rare abdominal pregnancy within a bicornuate uterus, suggesting critical diagnostic measures.
Key Points
To report on a rare case of viable secondary abdominal ectopic pregnancy in a rudimentary horn of a bicornuate uterus.
Case report detailing the diagnosis and management of the ectopic pregnancy.
Multidisciplinary planning and preoperative interventions were utilized.
Surgical intervention was performed to manage complications.
Successful surgical management led to favorable maternal outcomes.
The case illustrates the importance of early diagnosis in rare abdominal pregnancies.
Complications were significant but manageable with appropriate surgical techniques.