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Ultrasonographic image of the gravid uterus including one fetal head. The
choroid plexi are visible as two small symmetric hyperechoic structures
(arrowhead) within the fetal brain. The falx cerebri is visible as the
straight echoic line between these structures. A moderate amount of markedly
echogenic intrauterine fluid is present (thin arrows)
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Fetal development was advanced, with visibility of the cerebral choroid plexi, and individual heart chambers consistent with at least 50 days' gestation (Figure 1).
Ultrasonographic image of the uterus, containing two fetuses and zonary
placenta. One zonary placenta is diffusely hyperechoic (thin arrows), and
the other is heterogeneously hyperechoic (arrowhead). Anechoic free
peritoneal fluid surrounds the uterine horn in this view (thick arrow)
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Another region of zonary placenta was diffusely hyperechoic (Figure 2).