The current systematic review and meta-analysis evaluate the perinatal outcomes in twin
pregnancies following multifetal pregnancy reduction (MPR) compared with non-reduced …

Objective This systematic review and meta-analysis aimed to compare the fetal survival rate
and perinatal outcomes of triplet pregnancies after selective reduction to twin pregnancies …

STUDY QUESTION Is pregnancy outcome in triplet pregnancies improved with embryo
reduction (ER) to twins compared to expectant management? SUMMARY ANSWER In …

Background Triplet pregnancies are high risk for both the mother and the infants. The risks
for infants include premature birth, low birthweight, and neonatal complications. Therefore …

Objectives Multiple pregnancies involve several complications, most often prematurity, but
also higher anomaly rates. Reducing fetuses generally improves pregnancy outcomes. We …

Objective To review the existing literature on fetal and maternal health outcomes following
elective pregnancy reduction. Data Sources MEDLINE, EMBASE, CINAHL, the Cochrane …

Objective To compare the obstetric outcomes of triplet gestations managed by early fetal
reduction to twins with those managed by prophylactic cervical cerclage in women …

Foreword As obstetricians and gynecologists, we really don't need to look at impersonal
graphs and tables to appreciate the explosion in multiple births over the last 2 decades. All …

Introduction Reproductive endocrinologists recommend selective multifetal pregnancy
reduction (MFPR) to save at least one or two babies, because triplet pregnancy is known to …

Background Triplet pregnancies carry a high risk of pregnancy-related complications. The
primary aim of this study was to describe maternal, pregnancy, and neonatal outcomes in …