Recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL) is a common, yet elusive, complication of pregnancy.
Among couples at high risk of RPL, such as those carrying a structural chromosomal …

Objective To evaluate the current evidence of pregnancy outcomes among couples with
recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL) with abnormal karyotypes vs. those with normal karyotypes …

Background Cytogenetic study of reproductive wastage is an important aspect in
determining the genetic background of early embryogenesis. Approximately 15 to 20% of all …

Aim Chromosomal abnormalities are an important cause of repeated miscarriage. Several
studies have discussed the association between chromosomal abnormalities and repeated …

Background: Recurrent pregnancy loss is a challenging reproductive problem, and
chromosomal anomalies approximately affect 2%–8% of couples with recurrent pregnancy …

Human reproduction is considered as the most inefficient event as∼ 15–20% of human
pregnancies end in miscarriage and in the product of miscarriages, chromosomal anomalies …

PURPOSE: To investigate the prevalence of chromosomal abnormalities in couples with two
or more recurrent first trimester miscarriages of unknown cause. METHODS: The study was …

Background Abnormal foetal tissue chromosome karyotypes are one of the important
pathogenic factors for spontaneous abortion (SA). To investigate the age and abnormal …

Recurrent spontaneous abortions (RSAs) occur in approximately 15 to 20% of all clinically
recognizable pregnancies. Structural chromosome abnormalities result in increased risk of …

This study reviews systematically the effectiveness of management strategies for carriers of
a reciprocal translocation involving two chromosomes, ascertained on the basis of recurrent …