Presentation
Fever and left flank pain with five weeks pregnancy
Patient Data
Age: 23 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Live intrauterine gestation
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Clinical gestational age: 5 weeks 1 day
Live intrauterine gestation, with a crown rump length of 33 mm, dating at 10 weeks gestation; cardiac activity have been observed. No perigestational hemorrhage seen. The cervix is long and closed. The ovaries are normal in appearance. No pelvic free fluid is identified.
Conclusion Live intrauterine gestation, dating at 10 weeks as per CRL. No ectopic gestational identified.
Case Discussion
This case shows a nice example of a live intrauterine early pregnancy and can show the discrepancy in early pregnancy scanning between the clinical age (5 weeks) and sonographic age (10 weeks).
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