[Two-dimensional echography with a real-time scanner in extrauterine pregnancy (author's transl)]

Fifty-nine cases of ectopic pregnancies in the region of the adnexa and 2 cases with intracervical localization were described with the help of picutres acquired via the so-called "rapid intensity modulated ultrasonography". The findings were based on 16,000 examinations. Problems involved with interpretations were presented. The possiblities and limitations of the methods were discussed in light of the available literature.