Legrado uterino bajo control ecográfico en embarazo ectópico intersticial

Interstitial pregnancy has increased in the last few decades due to greater use of assisted reproductive technology. Despite early diagnosis and the development of increasingly conservative treatment, maternal morbidity and mortality remain high. We report two cases of interstitial pregnancy treated by ultrasound-guided transcervical suction curettage. In both cases, the procedure was quick, bleeding was minimal and there were no complications. Ultrasound-guided transcervical curettage is a safe and effective alternative in interstitial pregnancy.