Long-Term Results: Effectiveness of Emergency Care for Women with Ectopic Pregnancy
Study Objective: To identify the most effective approach to treatment and rehabilitation following ectopic pregnancy. Study Design: This was a comparative, cohort, retrospective study. Materials and Methods: We performed a statistical analysis of data from 210 case report forms of women with a history of ectopic pregnancy. These data were divided into two groups — data from women who had and hadn't undergone rehabilitation. Results: The study results showed that a two-stage rehabilitation program is more effective in restoring the reproductive function in women with a history of ectopic pregnancy than a one-stage rehabilitation course or no-rehabilitation approach. Conclusion: A two-stage rehabilitation program following laparascopic tube-conserving surgery is more effective in restoring the reproductive function in women with a history of ectopic pregnancy.