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Epidemiology of Recurrent Spontaneous Abortion
American Journal of Reproductive Immunology, 1991ABSTRACT: With recent scientific advances leading to better understanding of the immunobiology of recurrent spontaneous abortion (RSA), interest has now focused upon the epidemiology of RSA. A cohort of 214 couples with a history of two or more consecutive abortions were studied for the prevalence of etiologic factors and association with other ...
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SPONTANEOUS RECURRENT ABORTION
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1925It is estimated that fully 20 per cent, of all pregnancies end in spontaneous abortion. This economic loss is accompanied by considerable physical suffering, and brings in its wake much mental distress. Furthermore, spontaneous abortion frequently strikes the homes of those who greatly desire children and are well able to provide them with unusual ...
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Recurrent spontaneous abortion.
The Nebraska medical journal, 1995The patient with recurrent pregnancy loss is often frustrated and on the verge of despair. Evaluation can sometimes take several visits, allowing the physician the time and opportunity to provide emotional support to the couple. With proper evaluation and therapy, the majority of patients will become pregnant.
C M, Johnson, W T, Kable
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An update in recurrent spontaneous abortion
Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics, 2005Recurrent spontaneous abortion (RSA) is defined as three or more consecutive pregnancy losses prior to the 20th week of gestation. The etiology of recurrent spontaneous abortion is often unclear and may be multifactorial, with much controversy regarding diagnosis and treatment.
Manoj Kumar, Pandey +2 more
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The American Journal of Chinese Medicine, 2010
Alloimmune recurrent spontaneous abortion (RSA) cases that could not be treated with lymphocyte transfusion due to medical and social reasons were treated with Sairei-to therapy as an emergency measure and all four cases resulted in live births. This may show that Sairei-to treatment is effective in preventing alloimmune RSA.
Takashi, Kano +3 more
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Alloimmune recurrent spontaneous abortion (RSA) cases that could not be treated with lymphocyte transfusion due to medical and social reasons were treated with Sairei-to therapy as an emergency measure and all four cases resulted in live births. This may show that Sairei-to treatment is effective in preventing alloimmune RSA.
Takashi, Kano +3 more
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Immunotherapy for Recurrent Spontaneous Abortion
1994Recurrent pregnancy loss is a healthcare concern. Safe and effective treatments are necessary. Since women experiencing recurrent pregnancy loss are a heterogeneous population, specific markers are necessary to identify those who will respond to various treatments.
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Uteroplacental vascular involvement in recurrent spontaneous abortion
Current Opinion in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1998Spontaneous abortion is common in human pregnancy. Recent advances in pregnancy immunology and vascular biology are reviewed with emphasis upon the events associated with recurrent fetal losses. Certain treatment options used to alleviate or prevent some miscarriages are presented and discussed.
D S, Torry +2 more
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Evaluation and management of recurrent spontaneous abortion
Current Opinion in Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1996Recurrent spontaneous abortion is a frustrating problem for clinicians and their patients. Fortunately, a reasonable amount of research is being conducted to try and identify the causes of this disorder and develop appropriate and effective diagnostic tests and therapies.
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Maternal‐fetal immunity and recurrent spontaneous abortion
American Journal of Reproductive ImmunologyAbstractRecurrent Spontaneous Abortion (RSA) is a common pregnancy complication, that has multifactorial causes, and currently, 40%–50% of cases remain unexplained, referred to as Unexplained RSA (URSA). Due to the elusive etiology and mechanisms, clinical management is exceedingly challenging.
Yao Yao +5 more
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Recurrent spontaneous abortion. Etiologic factors.
Panminerva medica, 2000Spontaneous abortion is the most common complication of pregnancy. It may be unique, remaining random and having no consequences on the reproductive process, or it can repeat itself, starting a clinical picture known as recurrent spontaneous abortion or habitual abortion.
PATRIARCA, Ambra +4 more
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