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Twenty eight women with suspicion for extrauterine pregnancy were examined by a vaginal transducer. Extrauterine pregnancy was diagnosed in 18 of them, which was confirmed at the operation. There were no echographic data for tubal pregnancy in 10 of the women. Their further follow-up rejected the presence of extrauterine pregnancy. Three tubal pregnancies were discovered by routine monitoring of ovarian cycles. The immediate proximity of the vaginal transducer to the examined organs in the pelvis gives a possibility for exact topical diagnosis.
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