Conclusions
Cornual ectopic pregnancy is a rare clinical condition, however very
severe and potentially life threatening. Several treatment options are
available, however they either entail risks of incomplete treatment
(such as with methotrexate administration) or they are associated with
adverse effects on future pregnancy and delivery prospects
(cornuotomy/cornual resection). Hysteroscopic resection bridges the gap
between the available methodologies via ensuring complete removal of all
products of gestation, while preserving normal uterine anatomy, however,
in our experience, its applications should be exercised with caution and
when enough imaging data are available. Larger studies on its efficacy
should be conducted in the future in order to further elucidate the
place of this methodology in ectopic pregnancy management.