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Five cases of pregnancy during a year, 1971 are presented with a brief review of literatures and have been analysed for gravity, abortion, parity, treatment, duration of gestation, and proved completely to be cervical pregnancy. Previous history of artificial termination of pregnancy may be one of the etiological factors since all the cases presented have had artificial termination at least two or more. Itis important to consider cervical pregnancy whenever there is any uneventful bleeding in early pregnancy and or during and after curettage.
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