Titlebook: Spontaneous Abortion; Diagnosis and Treatm Isabel Stabile,J. G. Grudzinskas,T. Chard Book 1992 Springer-Verlag London 1992 Embryo.complicat

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Miscarriage Following Assisted Conception,les (Hull et al. 1985). The causes of infertility are multiple and diverse, yet some, for example endometriosis and the polycystic ovary syndrome, may also affect successful implantation and pregnancy outcome. With the development of the techniques of assisted conception it is now possible either to

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Abortion Following Invasive Diagnostic Procedures in the First Trimester,sive tests are used to remove tissues of fetal origin. The latter may be further divided into those carried out beyond 14 weeks gestational age, before 14 weeks but after implantation, and those in the pre-implantation period. The first group (beyond 14 weeks) includes fetal blood sampling, fetal ti

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Diagnosis and Management of Ectopic Pregnancy,ctopic pregnancy are often used interchangably, although this is not strictly accurate, since cervical and interstitial pregnancy are ectopic nidations, albeit located within the uterus. These subgroups of ectopic pregnancy are exceedingly rare, however, and hence will only command a brief descripti

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Spontaneous Abortions: Epidemiology,the earliest, clinically unrecognised, stages of pregnancy are considerably more common, but until recently their frequency could only be guessed at. Better estimates are now becoming possible using information from studies of in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) and from the use of very sensitive early pregnancy tests.

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Pathology of Spontaneous Abortion,ay or may not be present but it is rather uncommon to receive either an intact fetus or a complete gestational sac. The emphasis of this chapter will, therefore, be on the pathology of the placenta in spontaneous abortion, with little attention being paid to the embryo.

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Ultrasound Diagnosis of Spontaneous Miscarriage,escribe the role of biophysical tools such as transabdominal ultrasound (TAS), transvaginal ultrasound (TVS) and doppler ultrasound in answering the following questions: am I pregnant? is my pregnancy normal? when is my baby due? will I miscarry? is my baby normal?