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4. Ectopic pregnancy isn't often talked about in discussions like this. As a USAF Surgical Scrub Tech. We saw lots of them.

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Mon May 25, 2026, 01:06 PM

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Relaitivly ease to intervene unless it ruptures. Then it became a major procedure to "clean disinfect'' the abdominal cavity from future sepsis. In more than one case, it requires the reopening of the abdominal cavity because of recurring sepsis.

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