Obstetric and Gynecological Nursing - The Carter Center

mistaken for bleeding due to a delayed menstrual period or an
abortion.
Slight brownish color and continuous breeding with rarely
present crops.
B. Tubal abortion
This occurs in 65% of the cases and is the usual termination
in fimbrial and ampullary implantation repeated small bleeding
from the invaded area of the tubal wall separated the ovum.,
which dies and is either aborted completely or aborted
thorough the tubal ostium into the peritoneal cavity or aborted
incompletly so that the clot covered conceptus distends the
ostium or forms a tubal blood mole
C. Tubal rupture
This occurs in 45% of cases, and is more common when the
implantation is in the isthmus. If the implantation is in the
isthmus, where the mucosa is thinner and the vessles are
larger, penetration of the muscularity and tubal rupture occurs
earlier and internal hemorrhage is usually sever, which if the
implantation is in the interestial portion of the oviduct, rupture
is often delayed as the myometrium surrounds the growing
conceptus; but eventually it does occur and is attended by
sever hemorrhage. The rupture is being sudden or gradual. If
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