Gynecological diagnosis . uch cases are spokenof as being tubo-ovarian pregnancies. When a primary tubal(ampullar) pregnancy has grown in its development into the abdom-inal cavity it is called a tubo-abdominal pregnancy, and when, atthe opposite end of the tube, a pregnancy beginning in the uterineend of the isthmus (interstitial pregnancy) develops into the uterusil is referred to as tubo-uterine pregnancy. True abdominal pregnancy does not exist, the cases reportedas such being those in which the growth of the fertilized ovum 340 TUBAL PREGNANCY 341 began on ovarian or tubal structure and t
Gynecological diagnosis . uch cases are spokenof as being tubo-ovarian pregnancies. When a primary tubal(ampullar) pregnancy has grown in its development into the abdom-inal cavity it is called a tubo-abdominal pregnancy, and when, atthe opposite end of the tube, a pregnancy beginning in the uterineend of the isthmus (interstitial pregnancy) develops into the uterusil is referred to as tubo-uterine pregnancy. True abdominal pregnancy does not exist, the cases reportedas such being those in which the growth of the fertilized ovum 340 TUBAL PREGNANCY 341 began on ovarian or tubal structure and the subsequent develop-ment was in the abdominal cavity. TUBAL PREGNANCY A vast majority of extra-uterine pregnancies are tubal, and ofthese the ampullar form is probably the most common, thoughsome authors assert that the isthmial variety has the interstitial variety is the rarest. Frequency.—It would appear that extra-uterine pregnancy ismore frequent than formerly, but whether this is really so or seems.
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