Cervical ectopic pregnancy is very rare (0.1% of extrauterine pregnancies). The diagnosis is made by clinical and ultrasound findings. Cervical ectopic pregnancy may present with abnormal and ...

Ectopia Cordis [EC] is an extremely rare birth defect in which the heart is abnormally located either partially or totally outside the chest cavity. Normally the heart is located in the chest cavity ...

A full-term infant boy was found to have a palpable left neck mass at birth. The patient was asymptomatic without stridor, swallowing difficulty or hoarse cry. The mass was evaluated initially with a ...

Chlamydia infection might increase cancer and ectopic pregnancy risk It induces a particular type of change in reproductive tract cells, which can lead to inflammation and cell growth This finding can ...

Commonly, during a pregnancy the egg travels through the fallopian tube to the womb, but when something occurs in reverse it can cause trouble. Anything that blocks or even slows down the movement of ...

Ectopic pregnancy describes pregnancies that occur outside the womb and may be fatal to the health of both mother and child. 1. There are different types of ectopic pregnancies. It could be abdominal, ...

The thymus is formed embryologically from the third and occasionally the fourth pair of pharyngeal pouches (along with the inferior pair of parathyroid glands). It descends to its usual location in ...