Ectopic Pregnancy, Rudimentary Uterine Horn, Uterine Malformation, Surgical Management, Ultrasound Diagnosis, Uterine Rupture Harou, K. , Ezzidi, A. , Fakhir, B. , Asmouki, H. and Soumani, A. (2025) ...

More rarely, ectopic pregnancies can develop in the ovaries, cervix, or even the abdominal cavity. As the pregnancy progresses, the affected tube may rupture, leading to severe internal bleeding.