European Journal of Cardiovascular Medicine

Interstitial ectopic pregnancy also known as intramural ectopic pregnancy occurs in proximal portion of fallopian tube that lies within uterine myometrium. This is associated with higher risk of rupture and hemorrhage compared to usual ectopic pregnancies. We present an interesting case of interstitial ectopic pregnancy who presented to radiology department with clinical suspicion of bowel perforation and surprisingly negative urinary pregnancy test.