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Does a transvaginal ultrasound show the fallopian tubes and if theres a mass present or an ectopic pregnancy. thank you?
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Yes it does. Actually, the transvaginal ultrasound approach is more clarifying and definitive than the abdominal method for assessing organs such as the Fallopian tube or masses that sit behind the uterus.
Answered 5/19/2021
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