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Two patients with cervical pregnancy who had ultrasonic scans performed before operation are reported. The ultrasonic features of this condition are presented.

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revealed 152 WBCs (63% segmented cells), 79 RBCs, a protein level of 155 mg/dL, and a glucose value of 40 mg/dL (serum: CSF ratio, 7.8:1.0). The infant was treated for 21 days with ampicillin in a dose of 300 mg/ kg/day and gentamicin in a dose of 7.5 mg/kg/day. On completion of this course of antibiotics, the baby was free of infec¬ tion and normal blood glucose levels were maintained.A computerized axial tomography scan of her head on the 55th day of life showed minimal ventricular dilation. A repeat scan

A misleading appearance of placenta previa was observed in three sonographic examinations of pregnant women. In these women the fetuses were in a transverse lie and the placentas were implanted on the anterior uterine wall. In these circumstances it appears possible for the lower anterior portion of the uterine wall and the attached portion of the placenta to falsely simulate placenta previa.