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Cervical pregnancy is a rare, life-threatening form of ectopic pregnancy. We report a case of cervical pregnancy successfully managed with a single dose of systemic Methotrexate, 50 mg/m[2], intramuscularly. A repeat BHCG revealed a reduced level to 259 mlu/ ml. The patient started to have intermittent painless vaginal bleeding. The patient had 2 units of RBCS and passed the products of conception spontaneously. The patient was discharged with an HB of 11 gm/dl. Two weeks later, BHCG was 0.5 and transvaginal scan revealed an empty uterus with thin endometrium
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Ovarian vein thrombosis [OVT] is a rare condition classically seen during the postpartum period. It typically presents with lower abdominal pain and fever which does not respond to broadspectrum Antibiotics
A thirty-three-year-old female presented with Ovarian Vein Thrombosis. Ultrasonography revealed well-defined, slightly heterogeneous hypoechoic mass [60x58x32mm] near the cornual region of the uterus, on the right side. CT abdomen showed right gonadal vein thrombosis. MRI showed bulky uterus, thrombosed and bulky tortuous ovarian vein on the right. The patient was treated with anticoagulant of low molecular weight heparin and warfarin