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Ovarian actinomycosis during first-trimester pregnancy

Advances in Contraception, 1987
A case of actinomycotic ovarian abscess ruptured during early gestation and related to IUD use is reported. The patient was treated by antibiotic therapy and oophorectomy. Further evolution of the pregnancy was irrelevant.
A G, de Clercq, J, Bogaerts, M, Thiery, G, Claeys   +3 more
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A Second Trimester Abdominal Ectopic Pregnancy

Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada, 2016
Over three days, the patient’s hemoglobin concentration declined from 134 g/L to 56 g/L. Repeat ultrasound showed a live pregnancy (Figure 1, white arrow) outside the uterus (Figure 1, black arrow). At laparotomy, an extrauterine gestational sac was identified in the right adnexa, extending into the pelvic sidewall (Figure 2).
Amanda, Giunti, Brandon, Entwistle, Hemi, Gupta   +2 more
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Exercise in Pregnancy: First Trimester Risks

Clinical Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2016
Most national guidelines recommend moderate exercise during pregnancy, but this is not followed by the majority of pregnant women. Fear of exercise risks is among reported barriers. In contrast to most reviews focusing on late pregnancy risks, this review evaluates the association between exercise in the first trimester and the risk of miscarriage.
Hegaard, Hanne K., Ersbøll, Anne S, Damm, Peter   +2 more
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Abdominal pain in first trimester pregnancy

The Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2003
Dr. Todd Thomsen: Today’s case is that of a 6-week pregnant 37-year-old woman with a chief complaint of severe abdominal pain. She was feeling well until the morning of admission, when she experienced the acute onset of severe lower abdominal and pelvic pain. She described the pain as sharp, constant and severe. Shortly after the onset of the pain, she
Todd, Thomsen, David F M, Brown, Eric S, Nadel   +2 more
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First trimester of pregnancy laparoscopic procedures

Surgical Endoscopy, 1997
Laparoscopic procedures are being performed during pregnancy with increasing frequency; however, few first-trimester operations have been published. Two first-trimester procedures are here reported, both performed with uneventful recoveries.
B S, Schwartzberg, J A, Conyers, J A, Moore   +2 more
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Fetoscopic visualization in second-trimester pregnancies

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1983
Fetoscopic visualization may be required for the prenatal diagnosis of external fetal malformations which cannot be clearly defined by ultrasound. The synchronous use of real-time ultrasound guidance during the fetoscopic procedure has permitted successful visualization to be achieved in pregnancies of greater than 18 weeks' gestation.
D B, Schwartz, W J, Zweibel, D, Donovan, R L, Arbogast   +3 more
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First‐trimester prenatal diagnosis in twin pregnancies

Prenatal Diagnosis, 1994
AbstractTwo twin pregnancies at risk for a sex‐linked disorder are described. Both pregnancies were dichorionic. Transabdominal sampling was chosen for prenatal diagnosis. Molecular genetic techniques raised suspicion with regard to the accuracy of the samples in one case. Second‐trimester amniocentesis confirmed the error.
CHRISTIAENS, GCML, Oosterwijk, JC, STIGTER, RH, DEUTZTERLOUW, PP, KNEPPERS, ALJ, BAKKER, E   +5 more
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LESIONS OF TOXEMIA IN FIRST TRIMESTER PREGNANCIES

Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1973
Lesions of toxemia of pregnancy, comprising decidual arteriolar thickening, narrowing, degeneration, and endothelial vacuolization with trophoblastic degeneration and fibrin thrombi attached to degenerated chorionic villi, were evident in 46 (14.1%) of 326 induced first trimester abortions.
P, Nadji, S C, Sommers
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Second trimester pregnancy loss.

American family physician, 2008
Second trimester pregnancy loss is uncommon, but it should be regarded as an important event in a woman's obstetric history. Fetal abnormalities, including chromosomal problems, and maternal anatomic factors, immunologic factors, infection, and thrombophilia should be considered; however, a cause-and-effect relationship may be difficult to establish. A
Thomas C, Michels, Alvin Y, Tiu
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Chorioamnionitis and Mid-Trimester Pregnancy Loss

Gynecologic and Obstetric Investigation, 2010
Mid-trimester pregnancy loss defined as miscarriage at 14–23 weeks’ gestation and preterm birth between 24 and 28 weeks are in essence clinical manifestations of the same disease process. The pathogenic and socio-biologic risk factors are the same, but the timing of onset of uterine activity and cervical dilatation may be delayed in the case of preterm
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