The aim of this thesis work is to show the contribution of the midwife given the type of treatment of a patient with ectopic pregnancy, with special attention to treatment with methotrexate in the Clinical Center for Female Diseases and the Birth of KBC Split. Research is retrospective in which I have analyzed patients who were hospitalized for ectopic pregnancy at the Clinical Center for Female Diseases and Births, KBC Split in the period 2013 - 2017. The data are collected from the history of the disease; Archive of Women's Diseases and Diseases Clinics. The observed factors are the number of ectopic pregnancies, age, the value of ßHCG upon admission and release and treatment. The data were processed by descriptive statistics, graphing. This thesis work deals with 122 patients who have been hospitalized at the Clinic for Female Diseases and Breeds in KBC Split. The highest prevalence in the treatment of ectopic pregnancies is a methotrexate treatment that accounts for 44% of total respondents, or 54 patients who have been cured. Out of 54 women treated with medication, 6-11% of them had completed laparoscopic treatment. The midwives is in contact with the patient in continuity from the reception of the patient who begins on an emergency gynecologist's reception until the patient is released. The importance of a professional approach based on empathy and ethics is crucial with a clear workaround and the application of standard operational procedures.