An ectopic pregnancy implanted in the ovary clinically may most closely mimic which of the following?: (A) Ovarian torsion, (B) Corpus luteum cyst rupture, (C) Uterine horn pregnancy rupture, (D) Interstitial ectopic pregnancy rupture
Answer is B. * Findings of ectopic pregnancy in ovary are likely to mimic those of a tubal pregnancy or a bleeding corpus luteum. * At surgery, early ovarian pregnancies are likely to be considered corpus luteum cysts or a bleeding corpus luteum.