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A 36-year-old G3P1011 presented at 9 3/7 weeks of gestation by embryo transfer dating for her initial ultrasound. She had had 5 prior uncomplicated term normal spontaneous vaginal deliveries but had had a prior bilateral tubal ligation and now had a new partner. She did not want to undergo an attempt at tubal re-anastomosis. She did not have pre-implantation genetic diagnosis. We did not have any records as to how many embryos were transferred. The remainder of her health history was significant for a diagnosis of latent tuberculosis 14 years ago without any current symptoms and possible chronic hypertension. However, she was not taking any antihypertensives and was normotensive on exam.

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Twin reversed arterial perfusion in one foetus in a triplet pregnancy with a singleton foetus and dichorionic monoamniotic twins conceived with in vitro fertilization: A case report