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ectopic pregnancy
A pregnancy in which the embryo implants and develops outside the womb. Ectopic pregnancies cannot be carried to term normally. In addition, abnormal tissue growth can cause dangerous bleeding if not treated properly. 
Grammatical category Noun
Field Anatomy, physiology and embryology
Level of specialization High
Definition source glosario de Fertilidad
Gender relationship Yes, woman
Specific to one sex Yes
Prevalence Woman
Variants
Hyponym
abdominal pregnancy
Formal
cervical pregnancy
Formal
ovarian pregnancy
Formal
tubal pregnancy
Formal
Hypernym
early pregnancy disorder
Standard
Synonym
eccyesis
Formal
ectopic gestation
Formal
extrauterine gestation
Formal
extrauterine pregnancy
Formal
Abbreviation
EP
Formal
Antonym
intrauterine pregnancy
Formal
Equivalents

Spanish

embarazo ectópico
gestación ectópica

Valenciano

gestació ectòpica
Associated concepts
Caused by
damage or blocked fallopian tubes
pelvic inflammatory disease
endometriosis
prior pelvic, abdominal, or fallopian tube surgery
Presents the symptom
vaginal bleeding and pelvic pain
May cause
internal bleeding
Examples
The ectopic pregnancy rate is the number of pregnancies outside the uterine cavity, diagnosed by ultrasound, surgical visualization, or histopathology, per number of pregnancies.
At the distance, the embryos will be deposited at the mid/lower uterine cavity, avoiding placing them close to fundus, trying to maximize pregnancy rates and reduce the occurrence of ectopic pregnancies.
Collocations
WITH VERBS
diagnose | treat an ectopic pregnancy
WITH NOUNS
ectopic pregnancy rate || risk factors || symptoms || diagnosis
WITH ADJECTIVES
tubal | cervical | ovarian | abdominal | interstitial | cornual | caesarean scar ectopic pregnancy

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