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Heterotopic pregnancy in ultrasound and during surgery.
A.
Scan at 11 weeks of gestation measuring the intrauterine fetus (different hospital). B.
Scan at 11 weeks of gestation showing a "pseudo twin pregnancy" (different hospital).
C.
Ruptured right fallopian tube with the ectopic pregnancy during the surgery.
D.
Ruptured right fallopian tube with the ectopic pregnancy - after salpingectomy
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A and Fig. 1 B). At 7 and 11 weeks of gestation, the patient had presented with abdominal pain, which was treated by drotaverine, and resolved permanently. Hemoperitoneum was found and a right-sided heterotopic pregnancy was confirmed (Fig. 1 C). The adhesion was removed, and a salpingectomy was performed for ruptured tubal ectopic pregnancy (Fig. 1 D).