Ovarian pregnancy rupture following ovulation induction and intrauterine insemination: A case report

Table 1 Ovarian pregnancies following intrauterine insemination

Ref.	Age in yr	Obstetric index	Risk factors	Ovulationinduction regime	No. of dominant follicles	Gestationalage at diagnosis in wk	Rupture hemorrhage	Pregnancy at another site	Preoperative diagnosis	Treatment
El-Lakany et al[6]	30	G1	Ovulationinduction	HMG	2	8	800 mL	None	No	Laparoscopicoophorectomy
Bontis et al[7]	31	G1	Endometriosis, prior laparoscopy and ovulationinduction	HMG	2	4	No data	None	No	Laparotomy andpartial ovariectomy
Einenkel et al[8]	26	G1	Prior laparoscopy and ovulationinduction	Triptorelin + FSH	No data	7	80 mL	None	Yes	Laparoscopiccystectomy
Plotti et al[9]	34	G1	Ovulationstimulation	No data	No data	8	350 mL	Bilateral ovarian	Yes	Laparotomyand bilateralovariectomy
Kaur et al[10]	34	G1	Ovulationinduction	Letrozole + HMG	No data	6	No data	None	Yes	Laparoscopicresection
Shiau et al[11]	24	G1	Ovulationinduction	Clomiphene + HMG	5	6	1450 mL	None	No	Laparotomyand wedgeresection
Goyal et al[12]	22	G1	Ovulationinduction	No data	No data	No data	No data	None	No	Laparotomyand excisionof sac
Gundabattula et al[13]	32	G1	Ovulationinduction	Tamoxifen + HMG	2	9	2000 mL	Intrauterine gestation	No	Laparoscopicresection
Eom et al[14]	33	G1	Ovulationinduction	Clomiphene + HMG	4	6	800 mL	Right tubal pregnancy	No	Laparoscopicresection and salpingectomy
Present case	28	G1	Ovulationinduction and pelvic adhesion	Letrozole	1	6	600 mL	None	No	Laparoscopicresection

FSH: Follicle-stimulating hormone; HMG: Human menopausal gonadotropin.