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emergency ultrasound; evocative image of a fetus in the abdominal cavity next to an empty uterus
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F1
The fetal biometry was 20 weeks' amenorrhea (Figure 1).
second ultrasound performed: gestational sac with thick wall without fetal anomaly or appendages; next to a non-gravid but globular uterus
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F2
A second ultrasound was requested and noted the same findings as the previous one, however, the wall of the gestational sac was thick (Figure 2).
intraoperative discovery of two very distinct completely separate hemi-uteri; the left hemi-uterus is pregnant; the non-pregnant right hemi-uterus is enlarged and globular (arrow); both hemi-uteri have the same cervix
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F3
Both hemi-uteri have the same cervix (Figure 3).
cesarean section scheduled for 38 weeks; image after fetal extraction; unicervical bicornuate uterus; the non-pregnant right hemi-uterus is small (arrow)
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F4
The patient was then seen every two weeks until 38 weeks when she had a scheduled caesarean section (Figure 4).