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Fig. 9. —Placental abruption and fetal demise in 28-year-old woman presenting with acute pelvic pain without vaginal bleeding in early second trimester. Endovaginal sonogram shows apparent thickening of placenta (arrow), consistent with retroplacental hematoma. No fetal heart motion was identified. Retroplacenta abruption may appear simply as thickened placenta.