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Fig. 3B —Hydrosalpinx and ovarian follicle. Inversion mode shows
hydrosalpinx as echogenic. In addition, rounded cyst (C) is seen just above
hydrosalpinx, consistent with follicle in ovary. Also note fimbriated end of
tube distally (arrows). These additional features are not all in one
plane and can be visualized together only if all cystic areas in entire volume
are displayed concurrently. Inversion mode of sonographic volume containing
adnexa shows that septate cyst actually represents hydrosalpinx when viewed in
its entirety.
