Abstract
A clinical observation of an early abdominal pregnancy is presented. The diagnosis was made by direct visualization of the fertilized egg in the abdominal cavity during ultrasound imaging; its mean internal diameter was 2.6 mm. No common clinical features of the disease were observed: no menstrual delay, abnormal menstruation, bloody vaginal discharge; urine test was negative before the day of expected menstruation (17 days before the patient’s visit). Ultrasound imaging was performed using a 3D/4D transvaginal transducer. Key words: abdominal pregnancy, tubal pregnancy, ectopic pregnancy, ultrasound diagnosis, three-dimensional ultrasound
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