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Objective: To discuss the diagnosis and management of rectus sheath hematomas after transvaginal follicle aspiration. Design: Case report. Setting: A single healthy patient in an academic IVF center. Patient(s): A healthy patient undergoing routine transvaginal follicle aspiration for IVF. Intervention(s): CT scan, serial phlebotomy, IV fluid, inpatient observation. Main Outcome Measure(s): Condition at discharge. Result(s): Patient was successfully managed with conservative measures. After the initial decline, serial hematocrits were stable over 24 hours without any operative interventions. Conclusion(s): Rectus sheath hematomas are rare complications of IVF and can be managed conservatively.
Objective: To discuss the diagnosis and management of rectus sheath hematomas after transvaginal follicle aspiration. Design: Case report. Setting: A single healthy patient in an academic IVF center. Patient (s): A healthy patient undergoing routine transvaginal follicle aspiration for IVF. Intervention (s): CT scan, serial phlebotomy, IV fluid, inpatient observation. Main Outcome Measure (s): Condition at discharge. Result (s): Patient was successfully managed with conservative measures. After the initial decline, serial hematocrits were stable over 24 hours without any interventions. Conclusion (s): Rectus sheath hematomas are rare complications of IVF and can be managed conservatively.