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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 4 Chinese and Western medicine with conservative treatment of ectopic pregnancy clinical analysis of 79 cases of [Abstract] Objective To observe the combined Chinese and Western medicine treatment of ectopic pregnancy clinical efficacy. Methods 79 cases of ectopic pregnancy in patients with oral mifepristone, intramuscular injection of methotrexate and ectopic pregnancy-Ⅱ side with traditional Chinese medicine to observe the effect. Results 79 cases of ectopic pregnancy in 17 cases of switch surgery, 62 cases of conservative treatment success, cure rate 78.5%. Conclusion western medicine combined with treatment of ectopic pregnancy with satisfaction, usage convenience, to alleviate the suffering of patients, there is the promotion application. [Keywords:] ectopic pregnancy (ectopic pregnancy), the combination of conservative treatment of Chinese and Western Medicine Ectopic pregnancy is a common gynecological diseases, the incidence of an upward trend in recent years, but not unmarried fertility and number of cases increased significantly, and thus to retain the reproductive function of patients is also more important. With the determination of serum β -HCG and B-ultrasound detection of universal application and raising the level of the vast majority of ectopic pregnancy can be an early diagnosis, conservative treatment of ectopic pregnancy has provided favorable conditions. Our hospital 2004  06 ~ 2006  06 patients were treated 102 cases of ectopic pregnancy, conservative treatment of 79 patients, accounting for the same period 78.7% of the total number of the treatment of ectopic pregnancy. Are reported below. A clinical data 1.1 The general age from 14 to 45 years old, 20 years of age in 2 cases, accounting for 2.5%; 20 ~ 29 years old 36 cases, accounting for 45.7%; 30 ~ 39 years old 35 cases, accounting for 44.3%; 40 ~ 45 years of age in 6 cases, accounting for 7.5 %. The maternal 19 cases, accounting for 24.1%; not mothers of