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Ultrasound diagnosis of endometrial polyps in pregnancy

Endometrial polyps are benign focal overgrowths of uterine mucosa. They are a recognized cause abnormal vaginal bleeding and have also been associated with subfertility and early pregnancy loss1,2 . The ultrasound features of benign polyps in non-pregnant women have been well-documented3 , but so far there have been no reports of endometrial polyps identified on ultrasound scans during early pregnancy.