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A normal ob ultrasound at six weeks. The yolk sac (round structure) and the fetus are clearly visible.

An ob scan at eight weeks. Structures such as the head, heart, and limb buds can be seen.

a nine week fetus

a ten week fetus in a side view. The early spinal cord is visible.

A fetus at eleven weeks with the umbilical cord clearly seen.

This is an empty sac. Also know as a blighted ovum, this is a genetically abnormal pregnancy. Usually these pregnancies have three sets of chromosomes rather than the normal two. This is a pregnancy that is not successful.

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