MATERIALS ON EXTRAUTERY PREGNANCY

Diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy, especially in the first 2-3 months, is so difficult that many doctors consider it possible in extremely rare cases. Bandl doubts the possibility of diagnosing an ectopic pregnancy up to 3 months, if it is not accompanied by any complications. Professor NF Tolochinov says that "recognition of an ectopic pregnancy in the first half of it is possible only in exceptional cases, under especially favorable circumstances." Professor Krassovskiy claims that the diagnosis of an ectopic pregnancy, especially in the early stages of her pregnancy, can only be made with a certain probability. Spiegelberg, Schröder and many others hold the same view on the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy, and Depaul considers it almost completely impossible to recognize this anomaly in the first 4-5 months of its development.