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Abortion and miscarriage [PDF]
Philosophical Studies, 2016 Opponents of abortion sometimes hold that it is impermissible because fetuses are persons from the moment of conception. But miscarriage, which ends up to 89 % of pregnancies, is much deadlier than abortion. That means that if opponents of abortion are right, then miscarriage is the biggest public-health crisis of our time.
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American Journal of Perinatology, 1994
The perinatologists are emerging as the physicians who evaluate and treat women with recurrent pregnancy loss. Recurrent miscarriage, previously referred to as habitual abortion, affects almost 1% of couples. The etiologies of recurrent miscarriage are diverse and may be divided into genetic defects, such as chromosomal anomalies; maternal reproductive
V L, Katz, J A, Kuller
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The perinatologists are emerging as the physicians who evaluate and treat women with recurrent pregnancy loss. Recurrent miscarriage, previously referred to as habitual abortion, affects almost 1% of couples. The etiologies of recurrent miscarriage are diverse and may be divided into genetic defects, such as chromosomal anomalies; maternal reproductive
V L, Katz, J A, Kuller
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The Lancet, 2006
Many human conceptions are genetically abnormal and end in miscarriage, which is the commonest complication of pregnancy. Recurrent miscarriage, the loss of three or more consecutive pregnancies, affects 1% of couples trying to conceive. It is associated with psychological morbidity, and has often proven to be frustrating for both patient and clinician.
Raj, Rai, Lesley, Regan
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Many human conceptions are genetically abnormal and end in miscarriage, which is the commonest complication of pregnancy. Recurrent miscarriage, the loss of three or more consecutive pregnancies, affects 1% of couples trying to conceive. It is associated with psychological morbidity, and has often proven to be frustrating for both patient and clinician.
Raj, Rai, Lesley, Regan
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Best Practice & Research Clinical Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 2009
Miscarriage is the most common serious pregnancy complication affecting approximately 30% of biochemical pregnancies and 11-20% of clinically recognised pregnancies. The diagnosis of miscarriage is made most commonly by trans-vaginal ultrasound (TVS) assessment.
Cecilia, Bottomley, Tom, Bourne
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Miscarriage is the most common serious pregnancy complication affecting approximately 30% of biochemical pregnancies and 11-20% of clinically recognised pregnancies. The diagnosis of miscarriage is made most commonly by trans-vaginal ultrasound (TVS) assessment.
Cecilia, Bottomley, Tom, Bourne
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2012
Criminal investigation and miscarriages of justice are in many ways joined at the hip. From the fictional depiction of detectives ‘fitting up’ hapless suspects, to the widely publicized abuses committed by police investigators in notorious cases such as the ‘Birmingham Six’ (Mullin 1990), the association in the public mind between miscarriages of ...
Stephen P. Savage, Becky Milne
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Criminal investigation and miscarriages of justice are in many ways joined at the hip. From the fictional depiction of detectives ‘fitting up’ hapless suspects, to the widely publicized abuses committed by police investigators in notorious cases such as the ‘Birmingham Six’ (Mullin 1990), the association in the public mind between miscarriages of ...
Stephen P. Savage, Becky Milne
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Progestogens in threatened miscarriage
Journal of Reproductive Immunology, 2014Threatened miscarriage (bleeding during the first 20 weeks of pregnancy) may progress to miscarriage or may resolve. Progestational agents have been prescribed since the 1950s in order to prevent threatened miscarriage progressing to miscarriage. There is much theoretical data to support the use of progestogens.
Howard Carp, Howard Carp
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Epidemiology, 2010
In 2006, George et al1 reported the results of a population-based case–control study, investigating the relationship between tobacco smoke and miscarriage. The participating women (463 cases and 864 controls) were classified according to plasma cotinine levels as unexposed to tobacco smoke (cotinine,<0.1 ng/mL), exposed to environmental tobacco ...
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In 2006, George et al1 reported the results of a population-based case–control study, investigating the relationship between tobacco smoke and miscarriage. The participating women (463 cases and 864 controls) were classified according to plasma cotinine levels as unexposed to tobacco smoke (cotinine,<0.1 ng/mL), exposed to environmental tobacco ...
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Progestogen for preventing miscarriage
Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2008Progesterone, a female sex hormone, is known to induce secretory changes in the lining of the uterus essential for successful implantation of a fertilized egg. It has been suggested that a causative factor in many cases of miscarriage may be inadequate secretion of progesterone.
David M. Haas, Patrick S. Ramsey
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Nursing Standard, 1987
The management of threatened miscarriage varies widely, both in the prognostic importance attached to particular symptoms and in the way these are dealt with, according to recent research.
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The management of threatened miscarriage varies widely, both in the prognostic importance attached to particular symptoms and in the way these are dealt with, according to recent research.
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Is miscarriage a coagulopathy?
Current Opinion in Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2003Pregnancy is a hypercoaguable state. The hypothesis has been developed that many cases of recurrent miscarriage and of later pregnancy complications are caused by a defective maternal haemostatic response leading to thrombosis of the uteroplacental vasculature and subsequent fetal loss.
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