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About this book
This edition, like the previous editions of this successful text, tries to summarize the controversies and discuss the scientific basis for various causes of recurrent pregnancy loss in depth and to clarify the various treatment modalities. Much of the controversy that previously seemed to have been settled in many areas of recurrent pregnancy loss has now returned again, particularly regarding the use of progestogens, PGT-A, F filgrastim, and anticoagulants, giving this new edition new relevance. Also included here are the continuing advances in genetics and immunomodulation; and the text includes discussion of the roles of evidence-based medicine and personalized medicine and the treatment of the resistant patient.
Both general gynaecologists and specialists in recurrent pregnancy loss will find this a helpful reference for their approach to patients.
FROM REVIEWS OF PREVIOUS EDITIONS
"a leading team … successfully reviews the controversies surrounding each topic… Essential reading for any physician counseling or treating women with recurrent pregnancy loss" (European Gynecology & Obstetrics)
"needed, logically organized, and balanced… a welcome reference" (Fertility & Sterility)
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Endocrinology & MetabolismTable of contents
- Cover Page
- From Reviews of Previous Editions
- Half Title Page
- Series Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Preface
- Contributors
- 1 The Epidemiology of Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- 2 The Signaling between Embryo and Mother as a Basis for the Development of Tolerance
- 3 Recurrent Pregnancy Loss: From Evidence-Based to Personalized Medicine
- 4 Recurrent Pregnancy Loss: The Role of Artificial Intelligence
- 5 The Genetics of Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- 6 Aberrant Epigenetic Regulation and Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- 7 The Endometrial Factor in Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- 8 Fetal Structural Malformations and Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- 9 The Endocrinology of Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- 10 Etiology of Antiphospholipid Syndrome
- 11 Defects in Coagulation Factors Leading to Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- 12 The Immunobiology of Recurrent Miscarriage
- 13 Uterine Anomalies and Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- 14 The Male Factor in Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- 15 Infection and the Microbiome Leading to Pregnancy Loss
- 16 Inflammatory Placental Disorders and Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- 17 Ultrasound Follow-Up in Early Pregnancy
- 18 Biochemical Pregnancies
- 19 Threatened Miscarriage and Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- 20 Mechanical Prevention of Pregnancy Loss Due to Cervical Insufficiency
- 21 What Genetic Screening Is Appropriate in Recurrent Pregnancy Loss?
- 22 Obstetric Outcomes Associated with Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- 23 Investigation Protocol for Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- 24 Debate: Should Progestogens Be Used in Recurrent Pregnancy Loss? Yes
- 25 Debate: Should Progestogens Be Used in Recurrent Pregnancy Loss? No
- 26 hCG Supplementation in Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- 27 Antiphospholipid Syndrome: Management of the Obstetric Patient
- 28 Debate: Can Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Be Prevented by Empirical Antithrombotic Agents? Yes
- 29 Debate: Can Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Be Prevented by Empirical Antithrombotic Agents? No
- 30 Empirical In Vitro Fertilization for Recurrent Pregnancy Loss: Is It a Valid Concept?
- 31 Debate: Should PGT-A Be Performed in Recurrent Pregnancy Loss? Yes
- 32 Debate: Should PGT-A Be Performed in Recurrent Pregnancy Loss? No
- 33 Third-Party Reproduction in Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- 34 Leukocyte Immunotherapy for Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- 35 Intravenous Immunoglobulin for Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- 36 Hydroxychloroquine and Recurrent Pregnancy Losses
- 37 Debate: Should Filgrastim Be Used for Recurrent Pregnancy Loss? Yes
- 38 Debate: Should Filgrastim Be Used for Recurrent Pregnancy Loss? No
- 39 “Slippery Fetus”: Recurrent Pregnancy Loss in Traditional Chinese Medicine
- 40 Opinion: Does the Decline in Male Fertility Affect Miscarriages?
- Index