Uterus
The position the womb is lying in, will usually be commented on. The majority of women have an anteverted uterus which means the womb is tilted forward. In around 20% of women the womb is tilted backwards, retroverted.
Ovaries
It will be usually noted whether the ovaries contain any cysts. It is normal to see the corpus luteum which is a small cyst on the ovary where the egg came from. There may be more than one.
Subchorionic Haematoma
If you have had some bleeding, it may be that a subchorionic haematoma is noted on the scan. This is a collection of blood surrounding the pregnancy sac.
Chorionic Bump
This is rare finding. It usually represents a small haematoma bulging into the pregnancy sac.