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===Background===
# Occurs in 20-40% of 1st trimester pregnancies
# Once IUP is confirmed by ultrasound no utility in obtaining B-hCG
# Ultrasound
## Do not use hCG to determine whether ultrasound should be obtained
### "Discrimatory Zone" values are for IUP visualization, not ectopic visualization
#### Pelvic - can visualize IUP at hCG ~ >1500
#### Abd - can visualize IUP at hCG ~ >6000
===DDX===
# Ectopic Pregnancy
## hCG > 1500 + no IUP
# Miscarriage
## Complete Abortion
### <12 weeks + no IUP
### Distinguish from ectopic based on decreasing hCG, decreased bleeding
#### Only need to send hCG if unable to examine POC
## Threatened Abortion
### Closed os + IUP + cramps and/or bleeding
### If < 11wks >90% go to term
### If between 11 and 20 weeks 50% go to term
## Inevitable Abortion
### Open os + contractions/cramps
## Incomplete Abortion
### >12 wks + passage of only portion of POC
## Missed Abortion
### <20 wks + no cardiac activity
# Non-pregnancy related bleeding
## Cancer
## Fibroids
## Cervicitis
===Evaluation===
# History
## Previous spontaneous abortion?
## Extent of bleeding, clots, tissue
## Presence of cramping
## Light-headedness?
## Risk Factors for Ectopic
### PID
### IUD
### Adnexal surgery
# Physical
## Uterus able to palpated in abdomen ~ 12 weeks
## Uterus able to visualzed by abdominal ultrasound ~ 10 weeks
## Open OS decreases, but does not rule-out, ectopic
## If find POC send to pathology to rule-out trophoblastic disease
===Work-Up===
# B-hCG (quant)
# CBC
# T&S (Rh) vs. T&C
# IVF vs. blood
# UA
# RhoGAM if indicated
# Hemabate/Pitocin if indicated
# Ultrasound
## IUP = Threatened AB
### Ectopic ruled-out unless on fertility drugs
## Empty uterus + free fluid/adnexal mass = Ectopic
## Empty uterus + no free fluid / no mass<nowiki>:</nowiki>
### BHC-G:
#### >6,000 = Ectopic
#### 1,000 - 1,500 = indeterminante (?D&C if undesired)
#### <1,500 = follow serial B-HCG levels (x 48hrs)
##### Increased >66% = nL IUP
##### Increased < 66% = Ectopic
===Source===
UpToDate, Rosen's
[[Category:OB/GYN]]
===Background===
===Background===
* Occurs in 20-40% of 1st trimester pregnancies
* Occurs in 20-40% of 1st trimester pregnancies

Revision as of 00:28, 29 March 2011

Background

  1. Occurs in 20-40% of 1st trimester pregnancies
  2. Once IUP is confirmed by ultrasound no utility in obtaining B-hCG
  3. Ultrasound
    1. Do not use hCG to determine whether ultrasound should be obtained
      1. "Discrimatory Zone" values are for IUP visualization, not ectopic visualization
        1. Pelvic - can visualize IUP at hCG ~ >1500
        2. Abd - can visualize IUP at hCG ~ >6000

DDX

  1. Ectopic Pregnancy
    1. hCG > 1500 + no IUP
  2. Miscarriage
    1. Complete Abortion
      1. <12 weeks + no IUP
      2. Distinguish from ectopic based on decreasing hCG, decreased bleeding
        1. Only need to send hCG if unable to examine POC
    2. Threatened Abortion
      1. Closed os + IUP + cramps and/or bleeding
      2. If < 11wks >90% go to term
      3. If between 11 and 20 weeks 50% go to term
    3. Inevitable Abortion
      1. Open os + contractions/cramps
    4. Incomplete Abortion
      1. >12 wks + passage of only portion of POC
    5. Missed Abortion
      1. <20 wks + no cardiac activity
  3. Non-pregnancy related bleeding
    1. Cancer
    2. Fibroids
    3. Cervicitis

Evaluation

  1. History
    1. Previous spontaneous abortion?
    2. Extent of bleeding, clots, tissue
    3. Presence of cramping
    4. Light-headedness?
    5. Risk Factors for Ectopic
      1. PID
      2. IUD
      3. Adnexal surgery
  2. Physical
    1. Uterus able to palpated in abdomen ~ 12 weeks
    2. Uterus able to visualzed by abdominal ultrasound ~ 10 weeks
    3. Open OS decreases, but does not rule-out, ectopic
    4. If find POC send to pathology to rule-out trophoblastic disease

Work-Up

  1. B-hCG (quant)
  2. CBC
  3. T&S (Rh) vs. T&C
  4. IVF vs. blood
  5. UA
  6. RhoGAM if indicated
  7. Hemabate/Pitocin if indicated
  8. Ultrasound
    1. IUP = Threatened AB
      1. Ectopic ruled-out unless on fertility drugs
    2. Empty uterus + free fluid/adnexal mass = Ectopic
    3. Empty uterus + no free fluid / no mass:
      1. BHC-G:
        1. >6,000 = Ectopic
        2. 1,000 - 1,500 = indeterminante (?D&C if undesired)
        3. <1,500 = follow serial B-HCG levels (x 48hrs)
          1. Increased >66% = nL IUP
          2. Increased < 66% = Ectopic

Source

UpToDate, Rosen's


Background

  • Occurs in 20-40% of 1st trimester pregnancies
  • Once IUP is confirmed by ultrasound no utility in obtaining B-hCG
  • Ultrasound
    • Do not use hCG to determine whether ultrasound should be obtained
      • "Discrimatory Zone" values are for IUP visualization, not ectopic visualization
        • Pelvic - can visualize IUP at hCG ~ >1500
        • Abd - can visualize IUP at hCG ~ >6000

DDX

  • Ectopic Pregnancy
    • hCG > 1500 + no IUP
  • Miscarriage
    • Complete Abortion
      • <12 weeks + no IUP
      • Distinguish from ectopic based on decreasing hCG, decreased bleeding
        • Only need to send hCG if unable to examine POC
    • Threatened Abortion
      • Closed os + IUP + cramps and/or bleeding
      • If < 11wks >90% go to term
      • If between 11 and 20 weeks 50% go to term
    • Inevitable Abortion
      • Open os + contractions/cramps
    • Incomplete Abortion
      • >12 wks + passage of only portion of POC
    • Missed Abortion
      • <20 wks + no cardiac activity
  • Non-pregnancy related bleeding
    • Cancer
    • Fibroids
    • Cervicitis

Evaluation

  • History
    • Previous spontaneous abortion?
    • Extent of bleeding, clots, tissue
    • Presence of cramping
    • Light-headedness?
    • Risk Factors for Ectopic
      • PID
      • IUD
      • Adnexal surgery
  • Physical
    • Uterus able to palpated in abdomen ~ 12 weeks
    • Uterus able to visualzed by abdominal ultrasound ~ 10 weeks
    • Open OS decreases, but does not rule-out, ectopic
    • If find POC send to pathology to rule-out trophoblastic disease

Work-Up

  • B-hCG (quant)
  • CBC
  • T&S (Rh) vs. T&C
  • IVF vs. blood
  • UA
  • RhoGAM if indicated
  • Hemabate/Pitocin if indicated
  • Ultrasound
    • IUP = Threatened AB
      • Ectopic ruled-out unless on fertility drugs
    • Empty uterus + free fluid/adnexal mass = Ectopic
    • Empty uterus + no free fluid / no mass:
      • BHC-G:
        • >6,000 = Ectopic
        • 1,000 - 1,500 = indeterminante (?D&C if undesired)
        • <1,500 = follow serial B-HCG levels (x 48hrs)
          • Increased >66% = nL IUP
          • Increased < 66% = Ectopic

Source

UpToDate, Rosen's