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• TITLE: Selective reduction of a triplet heterotopic cervical pregnancy after embryo transfer

  AUTHORS: Delphine Delrieu, Roland Antaki, Simon Phillips, Isaac-Jacques Kadoch

  KEYWORDS: Heterotopic Pregnancy; Cervical Pregnancy; Ectopic Pregnancy; IVF; Embryo Transfer; Assisted Reproduction Technology

  JOURNAL NAME: Case Reports in Clinical Medicine, Vol.2 No.9, December 20, 2013

  ABSTRACT: Cervical pregnancy is rare and heterotopic cervical pregnancy is more uncommon ever. Assisted Reproduction Technology enhances these pregnancies. The diagnosis and the treatment which are in emergency can be sometimes difficult. This article is a case report of a triplet heterotopic cervical pregnancy after embryo transfer, and a scientist review of the literature found in MEDLINE. To date, in the English literature, we found only 7 cases report of triplet heterotopic cervical pregnancies.