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Course Contents
1 topic, 3 min.
3 topics, 3 min.
4 topics, 7 min.
3 topics, 8 min.
12 topics, 23 min.
Introduction: Normal Pregnancy
2Â m.First Trimester US
4Â m.Second/Third Trimester US
3Â m.First Trimester MR (7 weeks)
3Â m.First Trimester MR (10 weeks)
2Â m.Second/Third Trimester MR
2Â m.Third Trimester MR
2Â m.Second/Third Trimester CT
2Â m.Multiple Gestations (MRI) Dichorionic Triplets
2Â m.Multiple Gestations (MRI) Twins
3Â m.Multiple Gestations (CT)
2Â m.Summary: Multimodal Imaging of Normal Pregnancy
2Â m.9 topics, 29 min.
Introduction: Abdominopelvic Pathology During Pregnancy
3Â m.Appendicitis
4Â m.Hepatitis
3Â m.Acute Deep Venous Thrombosis
2Â m.Adnexal Mass
2Â m.Second Trimester Pregnancy with Bilateral Adnexal Masses (Teratomas)
5Â m.Ovarian Torsion MR
3Â m.Ovarian Torsion US
4Â m.Summary: Acute Abdominopelvic Pathology During Pregnancy
9Â m.9 topics, 36 min.
10 topics, 23 min.
Introduction: Ectopic Pregnancy
2Â m.Tubal Ectopic Pregnancy
3Â m.Ruptured Tubal Ectopic CT
3Â m.Ruptured Tubal Ectopic US
4Â m.Cervical Ectopic Pregnancy
3Â m.Intra-Abdominal Ectopic Pregnancy
4Â m.Interstitial Ectopic MR
2Â m.Interstitial Ectopic US
3Â m.Cesarean Section Scar Ectopic
3Â m.Summary: Ectopic Pregnancy
1Â m.4 topics, 13 min.
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In summary, ectopic pregnancy is defined
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as implantation of a fertilized ovum
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outside of the endometrial cavity.
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The most common location of an ectopic
0:10
pregnancy is the ampulla of the fallopian tube.
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Ultrasound is the first-line imaging
0:15
modality in the evaluation of patients
0:18
with suspected ectopic pregnancy.
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Key imaging features on ultrasound and
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CT are intense peripheral vascularity
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surrounding a ring-like structure
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known as the ring of fire sign.
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Ectopic pregnancy may be incidentally
0:33
detected on CT if pregnancy testing has
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not been performed or has not yet resulted.
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Lastly, MRI may be helpful in identifying
0:43
and characterizing rare manifestations of
0:46
ectopic pregnancy, including cervical ectopic
0:49
and cesarean section scar ectopic pregnancy.
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0:00
In summary, ectopic pregnancy is defined
0:03
as implantation of a fertilized ovum
0:05
outside of the endometrial cavity.
0:08
The most common location of an ectopic
0:10
pregnancy is the ampulla of the fallopian tube.
0:13
Ultrasound is the first-line imaging
0:15
modality in the evaluation of patients
0:18
with suspected ectopic pregnancy.
0:20
Key imaging features on ultrasound and
0:23
CT are intense peripheral vascularity
0:26
surrounding a ring-like structure
0:29
known as the ring of fire sign.
0:31
Ectopic pregnancy may be incidentally
0:33
detected on CT if pregnancy testing has
0:36
not been performed or has not yet resulted.
0:40
Lastly, MRI may be helpful in identifying
0:43
and characterizing rare manifestations of
0:46
ectopic pregnancy, including cervical ectopic
0:49
and cesarean section scar ectopic pregnancy.
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Faculty
Erin Gomez, MD
Assistant Professor of Radiology
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Tags
Women's Health
Uterus
Ultrasound
Ovaries
MRI
Gynecologic (Gyn)
Gynecologic (GYN)
Genitourinary (GU)
Fallopian Tubes
Cervix
CT
Body
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