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TUBAL
(ECTOPIC) PREGNANCY
1. Check JH:
Performing a D&C for suspected ectopic pregnancy based on
low serum progesterone level may cause the abortion of a potentially
viable intrauterine gestation (Letter to the Editor). Fertil
Steril 51:738-739, 1989.
2. Zohn J,
Check JH, Nowroozi K, Nazari A: The results of chlamydia trachomatis
antibody should not influence patient/doctor decision on performing
tubal studies. Reprinted from Recent Developments in Fertility
and Sterility Series, Chapter 20, pgs 133-137. The Proceedings of
the XIIIth World Congress on Fertility & Sterility, Marrakesh,
October, 1989.
3. Nowroozi
K, Check JH, Winkel CA, Wu CH, Karasick S: Ectopic pregnancy
following microsurgical transposition of fallopian tube. Reprinted
from Recent Developments in Fertility and Sterility Series, Chapter
22, pgs 137-140. The Proceedings of the XIIIth World Congress on
Fertility & Sterility, Marrakesh, October, 1989.
4. Check JH,
Chase JS, Nowroozi K, Epstein R, Vetter B: Pitfalls in the use
of a single rapid progesterone assay to diagnose early ectopic pregnancy.
Am J Gynecol Health 4(5):141-145, 1990.
5. Choe JK,
Check JH, Nowroozi K, Benveniste R, Barnea ER: Serum progesterone
and 17-hydroxyprogesterone in the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancies
and the value of progesterone replacement in intrauterine pregnancies
when serum progesterone levels are low. Gynecol Obstet Invest
34:133-138, 1992.
6. Nazari
A, Askari HA, Check JH, O’Shaughnessy A: Embryo transfer
technique as a cause of ectopic pregnancy in in vitro fertilization.
Fertil Steril 60:919-921, 1993.
7.
Katsoff B, Check JH: A case report to influence therapeutic
philosophy when presented with the findings on laparoscopy of a
unilateral hydrosalpinx with a contralateral diseased but patent
fallopian tube without hydrosalpinx. Clin Exp Obst Gyn 32:99-101,
2005.
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