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Ocular Toxoplasmosis Reactivation During Pregnancy – A Case Report
Olival, V; Ravara Bello, A; Cabugueira, A; Dias, I; Caetano, M; Nunes, MJ; Nery, I; Mira, RIntroduction: Toxoplasmosis is caused by Toxoplasma gondii and may be acquired from food or water contaminated with cat feces or by vertical transmission. Severe fetal complications can overcome during pregnancy. There are also rare case-reports of congenital toxoplasmosis from previously immunized pregnant women; usually these women being had prior retinal toxoplasmic lesions. Immunosuppresion is one of the ri...
Ruptura Uterina - A Propósito de 2 Casos Clínicos
Olival, V; Condeço, R; Vaz, D; Sousa, F; Nunes, MJ; Leitão, C; Ferreira, C; Caetano, M; Dias, I; Coelho, M; Mira, RIntrodução: A ruptura uterina leva a consequências graves materno-fetais. A maioria dos casos ocorre em grávidas com cesarianas anteriores ou incisões uterinas prévias como miomectomia, raramente ocorrendo em úteros sem cicatrizes. Um dos principais factores correlacionado com o risco de ruptura é o tipo de incisão da histerotomia prévia: clássica (4-9%), em T (4-9%), vertical (1-7%); transversa (0,2-1,5%). Out...
Two Gestational Sacs, Two Locations - Heterotopic Pregnancy - Case Report
Olival, V; Bernardo, MJ; Leitão, C; Coelho, M; Nunes, MJ; Nery, Isabel; Mira, RIntroduction: Heterotopic pregnancy (HP) is defined as two gestational sacs simultaneously present in two different locations, being the uterus and the fallopian tubes the more common. Sporadic HP is a very rare condition (1:30,000 pregnancies). With the use of medically assisted reproduction the prevalence is significantly higher(1:7,000). Considering spontaneous pregnancy, HP is associated with risk factors, ...
Myomectomy in Early Pregnancy - A Case Report
Santos, L; Vicente, L; Nunes, MJ; Nery, I; Caetano, M; Assunção, NUterine leiomyomas are by far the most common benign tumours of the female genital tract. The true incidence of leiomyomas during pregnancy is, however, unknown. Although leiomyomas usually remain asymptomatic during pregnancy, they may complicate its course. The management of leiomyoma during pregnancy is medical, but, in rare circumstances, surgical intervention and myomectomy may be required. A case of myome...
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