Progressive Intrauterine Twin Pregnancy After Surgical Treatment Of Cornual Heterotopic Pregnancy: A Report Of Two Cases And Literature Review

One case was managed by resection of the cornual pregnancy by laparotomy; the other was treated with ultrasonographically guided transvaginal injection of KCl into the ectopic gestation. Complete ablation of the cornual pregnancy. Both women had no complications during their pregnancies. Cesarean section was performed in different indications and allowed the birth of two living infants. Both surgical and conservative treatment of an ectopic pregnancy can be adopted in accordance with patient's condition. The both treatment permitted the development of the intrauterine pregnancy. The risk of heterotopic pregnancy is directly related to the number of embryos transferred.