Conservative combination treatment of cervical ectopic pregnancy for 7 weeks of pregnancy with the use of selective angiographic uterine artery embolization, followedby hysteroscopic resection of the ovum

Cervical pregnancy is a currently important medical and social problem, characterized by relatively high mortality and often leads to a loss of fertility in women of reproductive age. This clinical case demonstrates a possible approach of conservative therapy in conditions of excessive bleeding in women interested in the reservation of reproductive function, using high-tech minimally invasive methods of treatment in combination with chemotherapy.