CORNUAL ECTOPIC PREGNANCY: A CASE REPORT

Cornual ectopic pregnancy (CEP) is a rare but high-risk form of ectopic pregnancy, accounting for 2–4% of all ectopic pregnancies. Due to its location in the highly vascularized uterine cornu, CEP poses a significant risk of massive hemorrhage and maternal mortality upon rupture. Early diagnosis is crucial but challenging due to nonspecific symptoms and its ability to grow longer than other ectopic pregnancies before presenting complications.