Female pelvic and abdominal hemoperitoneum

(A) Sagittal transvaginal view of pelvis shows no intrauterine pregnancy. There is a large amount of complex fluid (F) and clot (C) surrounding the uterus (calipers). The ovaries were difficult to identify due to the extent of hemorrhage and patient discomfort.
(B) Scanning of the upper abdomen showed fluid extending into Morrison's pouch. This patient was unstable and went to the operating room. The hemoperitoneum was attributed to a ruptured hemorrhagic corpus luteum.