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About tubal pregnancy ovarian pregnancy ultrasound differential diagnosis [Keywords:] pregnancy, tubal, pregnancy, ovarian, ultrasonic, differential diagnosis 0 Introduction Ectopic pregnancy, tubal pregnancy, accounting for 95% to 98% [1], ovarian pregnancy, rare, difficult to distinguish between the sonographic and 56 cases of pathologically confirmed ectopic pregnancy patients with sonographic Figure retrospective analysis to improve the diagnostic accuracy of both positioning. 1 clinical data 200 601 12 a total of 56 cases of ectopic pregnancy in patients in the hospital surgery, inspection records have complete data of ultrasound in the preoperative and postoperative pathology were all certified patients aged 19 to 41 (average 29-year-old patients with emptying the bladder transvaginal ultrasound (Acuson the Aspen and the Philip Envisor color ultrasound diagnostic apparatus, the use of vaginal probe, the frequency is 5 MHz), the detection of the location of the mass of the pelvic attachment area, size, shape, and whether the germ, etc., and measurement of arterial blood flow, pay attention to the pelvic fluid, and at the same time to observe the uterine cavity, and focus on observation of the position relationship of the mass and the ovary of the annex area. the results of 56 cases of patients with ectopic pregnancy, ultrasound diagnosis of tubal pregnancy, 52 cases (misdiagnosed one cases of ovarian pregnancy two cases (pathologic diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy, tubal pregnancy, teratoma and ovarian cyst in 1 case (the pathological diagnosis are pathologically confirmed tubal pregnancy in 53 cases of ovarian pregnancy, three cases (preoperative ultrasound were diagnosed tubal pregnancy. Misdiagnosis three cases, qualitative diagnostic rate of 94.6% correct diagnosis of the nature of ectopic pregnancy, the diagnosis of errors in five cases, positioning diagnosis rate of 85.7%. tubal pregnancy, 53 cases of patients with sonographic fetal sac 14 c