[Simultaneous interstitial and intrauterine pregnancy: successful completion of the intrauterine pregnancy].

The authors describe an extremely rare combination of simultaneous intrauterine and interstitial pregnancy. In spite of the rupture of interstitial pregnancy in the 13th week and cornual resection, it was possible to restrain the intrauterine pregnancy under careful control until the 38th week, when a healthy mature baby was delivered by elective Caesarian section. The cicatrix of the uterus after cornual resection held the pregnancy well. Severe anaemia as a consequence of the bleeding before and during operation was quickly corrected and did not harm the further development of the child.