Ectopic pregnancy
Updates to Study Attributes
In the left adnexa, there is a rounded adnexal mass measuring 10 mm with a small echogenic focus displaying some activity on the M-mode up(up to 83 bpm). This is suspicious for an ectopic pregnancy.
Updates to Case Attributes
Histopathology report attached.
MACROSCOPY:Left tube with ectopic: A fallopian tube with fimbrial end 45mm inlength with diameter up to 11mm. The serosa is grey and smooth. Onsectioning, there is a 10mm segment of the fallopian tube which isdistended by haemorrhagic material within the lumen up to 8mm indiameter.
A: Fimbrial end and representative normal appearing TS.B: Haemorrhagic segment, all embedded as 3TS. PE. (WW/mk/hd)
MICROSCOPY:Within the lumen of the fallopian tube is a gestation. The chorionicvilli show degenerative change mainly in the form of bloating. There isno villitis. No abnormal trophoblast proliferation is seen. The wallofwall of the tube is intact. Sections from the distal and proximal tube show anormal mucosal pattern.
CONCLUSION:Left fallopian tube - ectopic pregnancy.
-<p>Histopathology report attached.</p><p>MACROSCOPY:<br>Left tube with ectopic: A fallopian tube with fimbrial end 45mm in<br>length with diameter up to 11mm. The serosa is grey and smooth. On<br>sectioning, there is a 10mm segment of the fallopian tube which is<br>distended by haemorrhagic material within the lumen up to 8mm in<br>diameter.</p><p>A: Fimbrial end and representative normal appearing TS.<br>B: Haemorrhagic segment, all embedded as 3TS. PE. (WW/mk/hd)</p><p>MICROSCOPY:<br>Within the lumen of the fallopian tube is a gestation. The chorionic<br>villi show degenerative change mainly in the form of bloating. There is<br>no villitis. No abnormal trophoblast proliferation is seen. The wallof<br>the tube is intact. Sections from the distal and proximal tube show a<br>normal mucosal pattern.</p><p>CONCLUSION:<br>Left fallopian tube - ectopic pregnancy.</p>- +<p>Histopathology report attached.</p><p>MACROSCOPY:<br>Left tube with ectopic: A fallopian tube with fimbrial end 45mm in length with diameter up to 11mm. The serosa is grey and smooth. On sectioning, there is a 10mm segment of the fallopian tube which is distended by haemorrhagic material within the lumen up to 8mm in diameter.</p><p>A: Fimbrial end and representative normal appearing TS.<br>B: Haemorrhagic segment, all embedded as 3TS. PE. (WW/mk/hd)</p><p>MICROSCOPY:<br>Within the lumen of the fallopian tube is a gestation. The chorionic villi show degenerative change mainly in the form of bloating. There is no villitis. No abnormal trophoblast proliferation is seen. The wall of the tube is intact. Sections from the distal and proximal tube show a normal mucosal pattern.</p><p>CONCLUSION:<br>Left fallopian tube - ectopic pregnancy.</p>
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