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Fig. 6A. —37-year-old woman with ectopic pregnancy and with human chorionic
gonadotropin value of 5,197 mIU/mL. Sagittal (A), transverse (B
and C), and oblique (D) sonograms show endometrium. Note that
fluid appears central in endometrial cavity in A but has more ringlike
appearance in B–D. However, contour of fluid collection differs
on two transverse sonograms. Blood in cul-de-sac (arrow, A) is
present; however, reviewers were specifically instructed to ignore
extrauterine findings. Surgery revealed ectopic pregnancy.
