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Ultrasound imaging.
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There was no IUD visualized by ultrasound (Figure 1).
Anteroposterior and oblique pelvic x-ray imaging.
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The marker Copper-T IUD was in the vertical axis of the uterine projection, and another one was located in the posterior-inferior of the marker in the horizontal axis, suspected IUD displacement (Figure 2).
Multislice computed tomography scan imaging.
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T-shaped IUDs with metal density, one inside the uterine cavity and the other one in the cervical canal (Figure 3). The IUD was then removed by a crocodile forcep.