Abstract
Omental pregnancy is the least common form of abdominal pregnancy. We present a rare case of primary omental pregnancy where patient presented with typical clinical feature of ectopic pregnancy. Trans-vaginal scan revealed an empty uterus with presence of adnexal mass. Fetal echo and fetal heart activity were seen within the mass. However, bilateral fallopian tubes and ovaries appeared to be normal. Part of the omentum was resected to remove a suspicious looking mass, which turned out to be an omental pregnancy.
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