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case_images: Dead male fetus and placenta removed from the peritoneal cavity.
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case_images: Intraoperatively there was about 2500 ml hemoperitonium, ruptured left side rudimentary horn ectopic pregnancy, dead male fetus weighing about 300 gm (Figure 1), and the placenta partly attached to the cavity of the rudimentary horn.
case_images: Uni-cornuate uterus (white arrow) with left side rudimentary horn (green arrow) attached to uterine body by dense fibro-muscular tissue. Ovaries are bilaterally visible (yellow arrows).
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case_images: The ruptured rudimentary horn was clamped and resected at its base and left side salpingectomy was done (Figure 2).
case_images: Stump (arrow) of the resected rudimentary horn after resection done.
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case_images: The base was ligated to secure hemostasis and finally the stump was checked for any bleeding. (Figure 3).