AI Article Synopsis
- The study aimed to evaluate the clinical and ultrasound features of 15 abdominal pregnancy cases to enhance ultrasound diagnosis.
- Data from abdominal pregnancy patients between 2010 and 2021 was analyzed, revealing that most pregnancies were located in the pelvic cavity, with varying ultrasound appearances.
- The findings suggest that incorporating specific ultrasound characteristics can significantly aid in diagnosing abdominal pregnancies.
Article Abstract
Objectives: Analyze the clinical and ultrasound characteristics of 15 cases of abdominal pregnancy (AP) to improve the ultrasonography-based diagnosis.
Methods: A retrospective research of AP patients from 2010 to 2021 with pathology was performed, clinical and ultrasound characteristics were analyzed and summarized.
Results: Fifteen cases of AP occurred in early pregnancy. Most cases of AP were implanted in the pelvic cavity, with a few on the greater omentum and diaphragm, etc. Eight cases showed mixed hyperechoic, four cases had gestational sacs, and three cases exhibited mixed hypoechoic.
Conclusion: Combined with the characteristics of AP, ultrasound can provide a valuable diagnosis.
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