Ectopic pregnancy remains a considerable cause of maternal morbidity and mortality
worldwide. Currently it is diagnosed using a combination of transvaginal ultrasound and …

Tubal ectopic pregnancies occur in 1–2% of pregnancies in the developed world and
remain a leading cause of pregnancy-related first trimester deaths (1, 2). In the developing …

Prolonged postpartum anoestrus in beef cows is due to failure of early dominant follicles to
ovulate. It is hypothesized that this failure to ovulate is due to inadequate LH pulse …

Ectopic pregnancies are a serious gynaecological emergency that can be fatal. As such,
prompt diagnosis and safe timely treatment is essential. Here, we review the literature on the …

Context: Ectopic pregnancy is common but remains difficult to diagnose accurately. There is
no serum test to differentiate ectopic from intrauterine gestation. Objective: Our objective was …

Ectopic pregnancy is the consequence of an abnormal implantation of the blastocyst—
frequently (95%–98%) in the fallopian tube. Another 2%–2.5% of the ectopic pregnancies …

OBJECTIVE: Although evidence on elevated creatine phosphokinase (CPK) as a tool for the
diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy (EP) is rather conflictive, no previous study on CPK …

Background: Ectopic pregnancies constitute about 2% of all pregnancies which are the
leading cause of pregnancy-related deaths and a considerable cause of maternal morbidity …