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Frontal section of pelvic ultrasound (latero uterine masse related to extra uterine pregnancy).
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Pelvic ultrasonography was performed and revealed an empty uterus that was increased in size, a posterior leiomyoma measuring 4 cm, a gestational sac next to the right adnexa of 1.2 cm with no associated fluid in the pouch of Douglas (Fig. 1).
Laparoscopic view showing a mass adhering to the vesical peritoneum with a strictly normal appearance of the tubes.
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The procedures assessment were a slight increase of the size of uterus with a posterior intramural leiomyoma of 4 cm, normal fallopian tubes and ovaries with a corpus luteum on the right and a 2 cm mass on the vesical peritoneum (Fig. 2, Fig. 3).
Laparoscopic view of pelvic (surgical site after excision of the ectopic sac and after achieving haemostasis).
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The surgical procedure was not hemorrhagic (blood loss was estimated at few milliliters) and no complications happened (Fig. 4).