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Table 5 The clinical characteristics of caesarean scar pregnancy

From: The trend of the distribution of ectopic pregnancy sites and the clinical characteristics of caesarean scar pregnancy

 

n = 338

%

Age (y)

 < 20

0

0.00

 20–29

81

23.96

 30–39

227

67.16

 ≥ 40

30

8.88

 Mean ± SD

32.90 ± 4.80

 

Gestational age (weeks)

 < 6

74

23.57

 6 ~ 8

167

53.18

 ≥ 8

73

23.25

 Unclear gestational age

24

 

 Mean ± SD

6.67 ± 1.82

 

Gestation history

 Childbearing history

338

100.00

 Abortion history

271

80.18

 Ectopic pregnancy history

22

6.51

Pelvic disease history

3

0.89

Pelvic surgery history (except caesarean delivery)

28

8.28

Caesarean delivery history

 1

246

72.78

 2

85

25.15

 3

7

2.07

Assisted reproduction history

3

0.89

Birth control history

8

2.37

Intrauterine contraceptive device

2

0.59

Oral contraceptive

5

0.15

Ligation operation

1

0.30

Clinical manifestations

 Amenorrhea

333

98.52

 Abdominal pain

87

25.74

 Vaginal bleeding

229

67.76

 Syncope

0

0.00

 Shock

0

0.00

Signs

 Adnexal mass

6

1.78

 Adnexal tenderness

4

1.18

 Cervical pain when lifting

9

2.66

 Uterine enlargement

158

46.75

 Aspirating blood during culdocentesis

0

0.00

HCG (U/L)

 HCG < 20,000

100

39.06

 20,000 ≤ HCG < 100,000

110

42.97

 HCG ≥ 100,000

46

17.97

 Unclear HCG

112

 

Progesterone (nmol/L)

 P < 60

134

56.07

 60 ≤ P < 120

93

38.91

 P ≥ 120

12

5.02

 Unclear P

129

 

Treatment methods

 Suction curettage

136

40.23

 Suction curettage + uterine artery embolization

126

37.28

 Other surgical treatment methods

54

15.98

 Conservative treatment methods

6

1.78

 Refused treatments

16

4.73