%0 Journal Article
%T Migration of a Progestin Implant into a Pulmonary Artery: Observation of a Case at the Reference Health Center of Commune III of the District of Bamako in Mali
%A Hamady Sissoko
%A Souma Kodio
%A Hamidou Albachar
%A Cheickna Sylla
%A Salif Diarra
%A Sidy Moctar Diakit&#233
%A Mohamed Traor&#233
%A Souleymane Traor&#233
%A Ibrahim Fomba
%A Ouncoumba Diarra
%A Nana Bah
%A Drissa Diarra
%A Mahamoudou Coulibaly
%A Bocary Sidi Kon&#233
%A Hawa Samak&#233
%A Ahmadou Coulibaly
%A Mamadou Traor&#233
%A Seydou Z. Dao
%A Sitapha Demb&#233
%A l&#233
%A Samou Diarra
%A Konimba Kon&#233
%A Alou Samak&#233
%A Sanogo Siaka Amara
%J Open Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology
%P 1431-1436
%@ 2160-8806
%D 2024
%I Scientific Research Publishing
%R 10.4236/ojog.2024.149114
%X It was a 36-year-old patient, 5th Pregnancy, 5th Delivery, 4 live children, and I deceased, had a consultation in the department for the removal of implants. Questioning revealed that she had had the implant three years ago without medical follow-up. It was in view of the difficulties in extracting the capsule that the chest X-ray and CT scan carried out concluded that the implant had migrated into a branch of the left pulmonary artery. Therapeutic abstention has been the attitude of cardiovascular surgeons.
%K Migration
%K Implant
%K Pulmonary Artery
%K Bamako
%U http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=136038