ANAMNESIS AND CLINIC FINDINGS OF THE PATIENTS SUSPECTED OF HAVING ECTOPIC PREGNANCY

An analysis has been done of a series of 573 patients suffering from extrauterinepregnancy, namely those found suspect upon entering the hospital. Thediagnosis of extra-uterine pregnancy was confirmed in 322 (56%) patients. Theleading symptom of extra-uterine pregnancy is metrorrhagia (63,41%). As for theoperation time, 3 1% of them were immediately operated. The ultrasound techniqueadds to the diagnostic certainty. Our results show that carefully taken anamnesis inaddition to symptom recording and a careful clinic examination can make possiblethe extra-uterine pregnancy diagnosis.