Recurrent pregnancy losses (RPL) is a common reproductive disorder with various
underlying etiologies. In recent years, rapid progress has been made in exploring the …

Recurrent pregnancy loss is a complex health challenge with no universally accepted
definition. Inconsistency in definitions involves not only the number of spontaneous …

Around 1–5% of all couples experience recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL). Established risk
factors include anatomical, genetic, endocrine, and hemostatic alterations. With around 50 …

Recurrent spontaneous abortion (RSA) is usually defined as three or more spontaneous
abortions prior to 20–28 weeks gestation. RSA affects approximately 2–5% of all women of …

Congenital and acquired uterine anomalies are associated with recurrent pregnancy loss
(RPL). Relevant congenital Müllerian tract anomalies include unicornuate, bicornuate …

Abstract Recurrent miscarriage affects 1–2% of women of reproductive age, depending on
the definition used. A systematic review was conducted to identify, appraise and describe …

Background One in four pregnancies end in a pregnancy loss. Although the effect on
couples is well documented, evidence-based treatments and prediction models are absent …

STUDY QUESTION Does the sequence of prior pregnancy events (pregnancy losses, live
births, ectopic pregnancies, molar pregnancy and still birth), obstetric complications and …

STUDY QUESTION What are the similarities and differences in endometrial B cells in the
normal human endometrium and benign reproductive pathologies? SUMMARY ANSWER …

Recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL) has become an important reproductive health issue
worldwide. RPL affects about 2%–3% of reproductive-aged women, and makes serious …