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Ultrasound images showing intrauterine pregnancy and effusion in the Douglas pouch.
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She then went to a community health centre where ultrasonography revealed a 9-week-old intrauterine viable foetus with a massive peritoneal effusion (Figure 1).
Intraoperative findings: ruptured left tubal pregnancy and contralateral corpus luteum.
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Findings were as follows: hemoperitoneum (about 2000 millilitres), an increased and soft uterus (like 10 weeks of pregnancy), a ruptured left tubal (ampullary) pregnancy with contralateral corpus luteum, and bilateral tubo-ovarian adhesions (Figure 2).