Advanced abdominal pregnancy at a tertiary hospital in South Africa: a case series

Advanced abdominal pregnancies, when detected early and managed at well-resourced tertiary hospitals, can result in favorable outcomes. This is the first case series from a low- and middle-income country demonstrating such positive neonatal outcomes.

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AJOG Global Reports
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.xagr.2025.100500
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2
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Ectopic Pregnancy Diagnosis and Management
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Advanced abdominal pregnancy at a tertiary hospital in South Africa: a case series

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Advanced abdominal pregnancy at a tertiary hospital in South Africa: a case series

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Abstract

Advanced abdominal pregnancies, when detected early and managed at well-resourced tertiary hospitals, can result in favorable outcomes. This is the first case series from a low- and middle-income country demonstrating such positive neonatal outcomes.

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