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On the vaginal ultrasonogram, a compressed gestational sac is found within the uterus. Two yolk sacs (arrow) are observed within the sac, but fetal part is not shown.
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F1
On the transvaginal ultrasonogram, the 6 week-sized intrauterine gestational sac with mild compression was noted (Fig. 1).
On the abdominal CT, high attenuation fluid collection, suggesting blood clots, is found around the uterus but no other abnormal findings are observed.
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F2
Abdominopelvic computerized tomography revealed a large amount of blood clot around the uterus and cul-de-sac (Fig. 2).
On the photography after laparotomy, small sized uterine rupture (arrow) was observed on the fundus.
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F3
After removing the blood clots, small uterine rupture (3 mm) was observed on the upper portion of the left fundus (Fig. 3).