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    Dr. Brown is referring 25-year-old Cathy Jones to the Gynaecology Registrar at Mater Hospital for an urgent assessment of a suspected ruptured ectopic pregnancy. Ms. Jones initially presented with right lower abdominal pain but her pain worsened overnight with the development of acute abdominal signs. A vaginal examination found cervical excitation and tenderness in the right fornix. While her vital signs are normal, a pregnancy test was positive and she has irregular periods due to contraceptive use.

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    Dr. Brown is referring 25-year-old Cathy Jones to the Gynaecology Registrar at Mater Hospital for an urgent assessment of a suspected ruptured ectopic pregnancy. Ms. Jones initially presented with right lower abdominal pain but her pain worsened overnight with the development of acute abdominal signs. A vaginal examination found cervical excitation and tenderness in the right fornix. While her vital signs are normal, a pregnancy test was positive and she has irregular periods due to contraceptive use.

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    Dr. Brown is referring 25-year-old Cathy Jones to the Gynaecology Registrar at Mater Hospital for an urgent assessment of a suspected ruptured ectopic pregnancy. Ms. Jones initially presented with right lower abdominal pain but her pain worsened overnight with the development of acute abdominal signs. A vaginal examination found cervical excitation and tenderness in the right fornix. While her vital signs are normal, a pregnancy test was positive and she has irregular periods due to contraceptive use.

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    Dr. Brown is referring 25-year-old Cathy Jones to the Gynaecology Registrar at Mater Hospital for an urgent assessment of a suspected ruptured ectopic pregnancy. Ms. Jones initially presented with right lower abdominal pain but her pain worsened overnight with the development of acute abdominal signs. A vaginal examination found cervical excitation and tenderness in the right fornix. While her vital signs are normal, a pregnancy test was positive and she has irregular periods due to contraceptive use.

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    To Gynaecology Registrar

    Mater Hospital
    South Brisbane

    17-2-2009

    Dear doctor,

    Re: Miss Cathy Jones

    I am referring Miss Cathy Jones, a 25 years old single lady, whom I suspect having a
    ruptured ectopic pregnancy.
    Miss Jones presented to my clinic on 15-2-2009 with lower abdominal pain specifically on
    the right iliac fossa. There were no fever or acute abdominal signs, but there was quite a
    tender right fornix without masses seen during a vaginal examination. She was on POP
    contraception when she started her current relationship and has had irregular bleeding.
    Therefore she was unsure about her last menstrual period.
    However, on review this morning, Miss Jones’s pain worsened overnight and acute
    abdominal signs were noted. Cervical excitation and right fornix tenderness found in the
    vaginal examination. Her vital signs remained normal. Her pregnancy test returned positive
    with clear urinalysis.
    I am concerned she has ruptured ectopic pregnancy and would appreciate your urgent
    assessment. Please keep me informed of the outcome. Thank you.

    Yours sincerely

    Dr Sally Brown

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