Cornual pregnancy, an infrequently reported form of ectopic pregnancy occurring in the uterine horn, is inadequately documented in medical literature, with an incidence below 2 %. This condition poses a substantial risk to maternal health due to delayed diagnosis and the potential for life-threatening bleeding after rupture.
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