Woman dies after surgery to remove foetus she carried for 56 years in rare ectopic pregnancy side effect

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A rare side effect of an ectopic pregnancy in her youth left behind a calcified foetus, leaving an 81-year-old woman in need of surgery to remove the 56-year-old mass inside her
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