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Non-malignant tissue growing in an unusual location (eg, an ectopic pregnancy is conception of a normal embryo outside the normal location, which is the uterus).
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| ectopic |
Abnormal placement, such as of a fertilized egg in a fallopian tube.
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| ectopic |
Displaced or situated in an unusual location
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| ectopic |
(Adj) Misplaced, in an unnatural position, eg ectopic pregnancy
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| ectopic pregnancy |
A pregnancy implanted in an abnormal location, such as the fallopian tube (see tubal pregnancy), the cervix (see cervical pregnancy), the ovary (see ovarian pregnancy) or the peritoneal cavity (see abdominal pregnancy). See also heterotopic pregnancy and cornual pregnancy.
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