anembryonic pregnancy in the exam
Getting a film with anembryonic pregnancy in the radiology fellowship examination is one of the many exam set-pieces that the candidate must be prepared for.
Description
Transabdominal and transvaginal pelvic ultrasound shows a uterus with an intrauterine gestational sac. MSD is at least 25 mm on the transvaginal scan with no embryo or yolk sac.
The cervix is long and closed. Both ovaries are normal with no adnexal mass or free fluid. This is a failed intrauterine pregnancy. It is my routine practice to inform the patient and the referring doctor.
See also
Related Radiopaedia articles
First trimester of pregnancy
- first trimester
- ultrasound findings in early pregnancy
- confirming intrauterine gestation
- pregnancy of unknown location (PUL)
- first trimester vaginal bleeding
- ectopic pregnancy
- failed early pregnancy
- pregnancy of uncertain viability (PUV)
- miscarriage
- anembryonic pregnancy
- yolk sac abnormalities
- gestational trophoblastic disease
- subchorionic hemorrhage
- demise of a twin
- implantation bleeding
- early structural scan
- aneuploidy testing
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