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[Microsurgical treatment of proximal lesions of the fallopian tubes. Apropos of 51 cases].

Microsurgical anastomosis was carried out on 51 patients who had proximal tubal lesions that were either purely isthmal, interstitial or isthmo-interstitial. 18-24 months later there were, using an actuarial method of calculation, 64% of intra-uterine pregnancies (+/- 2 X 8% skew) (line 8, Table IV). There has not been a single case of extra-uterine pregnancy so far. These results confirm the superiority of microsurgical anastomosis over implantation of the tube into the uterus.

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Coexistence of an intrauterine pregnancy with both an ectopic pregnancy and salpingitis in the right fallopian tube. A case report.

The current epidemic of pelvic inflammatory disease and recent advances in gynecologic techniques have resulted in a marked increase in the incidence of combined pregnancy. In the case reported on here the coexistence of an intrauterine pregnancy with acute salpingitis and an ectopic gestation in the same fallopian tube led to early diagnostic errors.

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