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Ectopic pregnancy is one of the most common life threatening complications in the first trimester of pregnancy having significant adverse effects on future pregnancy outcome, particularly if salpingectomy is used as the modality of treatment. So medical management is now advocated. For that, cases need to be diagnosed at an earlier stage. Keeping these backgrounds in mind we took up this study to look into the feasibility of conservative management- both medical and surgical - in a tertiary care centre.

Is Surgical Intervention for Ectopic Pregnancy in a Low Resource Set- Up Avoidable?