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Pelvic sonography showing an empty uterus with thin endometrium (A) and free fluid (B).
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An ultrasound of the pelvis was performed by a radiologist, which revealed that the uterus was bulky, measuring 6 x 3 cm with an endometrial thickness of 9 mm and no identifiable intrauterine gestational sac (Figure 1).
Pelvic sonography of the right ovary, visualizing an ectopic pregnancy.
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A right adnexal heterogeneous hypodense lesion was seen measuring 9.5 x 7 cm, most likely resembling an ectopic adnexal pregnancy (Figure 2).
Laparoscopic view of the right ovary showing an ectopic pregnancy.
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Laparoscopic findings confirmed distention of the right ovary with an ectopic pregnancy and a left ovarian cyst (Figure 3).
Histopathological view of the left ovarian tissue showing trophoblastic tissue (a) and chorionic villi (b).
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Products of conception were seen in both the right and left ovaries, thus making the diagnosis consistent with a bilateral ovarian ectopic pregnancy (Figures 4 and 5).
Histopathological view of the right ovarian tissue showing the chorionic villi.
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Products of conception were seen in both the right and left ovaries, thus making the diagnosis consistent with a bilateral ovarian ectopic pregnancy (Figures 4 and 5).