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_SUMMARY<br />
INTRODUTION:<br />
Extra-uterine pregnancy (EUP) is a clinicaI entity which includes aIl<br />
pregnancies whose implantation site is located out of the uterine cavity. It is a<br />
widespread pathology whose incidence bas risen during the last decades,<br />
attaining 2% ofpregnancies. This pathology not only influences the fertility of<br />
patients, but can be life threatening in severe forms. It occurs mostly in young<br />
patients with low parity and who will certainly desire pregnancy in the future.<br />
In Cameroon in 2003, a total of 26% of patients who had laparotomy for EUP<br />
conceived. It bas been observed that medical treatment is associated with fewer<br />
complications, and provides a better chance ofleaving the fa1lopian tubes patent.<br />
This method bas been experimented and is being applied in our teaching<br />
hospitals, but no study evaluating the reproductive outcome bas been carried<br />
out. Elements of reproductive outcome include tubai patency, intra-uterine<br />
pregnancies and recurrence of EUP. We thus decided to explore fertility<br />
prognosis by evaluating tubaI patency after medical treatment of non ruptured<br />
EUP.<br />
OBJECTIVES:<br />
Our main objective was to evaluate tubaI patency after medical treatment<br />
ofnon ruptured tubai pregnancies with intramuscular methotrexate injection.<br />
Spe<strong>cm</strong>caIly, we sought:<br />
- To descnDe the clinical and sociodemographic characteristics of the<br />
subjects.<br />
- To determine the factors which could influence tubai patency.<br />
- To determine the percentage of tubes which remain patent after medical<br />
treatment oftubaI pregnancies.<br />
Evaluation de la perméabilité tubaire après traitement médical des grossesses extra-utérines tubaires xxiii<br />
non rompues à Yaoundé. Thèse de doctorat en médecine présentée par Ndounia Sandrine. 2006-2007