Heterotopic cervical pregnancy management after a high- complexity assisted reproduction procedure

Heterotopic cervical pregnancies with a viable intra- uterine pregnancy are rare, the conservative and prudent management of these cases should be focused on the se- lective reduction of cervical pregnancies in order to main- tain eutopic pregnancy. This paper reports the first case in Ecuador of a heterotopic cervical pregnancy after ICSI procedure and its proper management by ultrasound-guid- ed curettage, allowing the normal development as an in- trauterine pregnancy.