Inside the operating room of Beijing Antai Hospital, a significant surgery is underway, aiming to provide hope for late-term pregnant women. These women face the risk of late-term miscarriage due to cervical dilation and fetal descent into the vagina at 25 weeks of pregnancy. Through cervical encircling surgery, medical professionals embark on a rescue mission known as the “rescue surgery.”…
Cervical Shortening and Infertility: Exploring the Link
Cervical shortening, a unique concern in the realm of female reproductive health, has raised significant attention. While not a direct cause of infertility, cervical shortening is closely associated with pregnancy-related complications, including miscarriages. This article delves into the connection between cervical shortening and infertility, as well as innovative treatment approaches. I. Cervical Shortening and its Impact on Infertility Cervical shortening…
Cervical Insufficiency and Infertility: Strategies for Prevention and Treatment
Cervical insufficiency, while generally not a direct cause of infertility, is closely linked to the occurrence of mid-pregnancy miscarriages. Understanding the classification, diagnosis, and treatment options for cervical insufficiency is of paramount importance for women aspiring to achieve successful pregnancies. Cervical insufficiency can be categorized into four types: congenital cervical developmental shortening (less than 4 centimeters), acquired cervical insufficiency following…
Late Recurrent Miscarriage: Investigating Causes and Treatment Breakthroughs
Late recurrent miscarriage, typically occurring between the 3rd month and 28th week of pregnancy, presents a concerning situation. It involves cervical dilation, amniotic fluid rupture, and fetal protrusion, which are indicative of late recurrent miscarriage. Understanding the causes and treatment options for this condition is crucial for both patients and healthcare professionals. The primary causes of late recurrent miscarriage include…
Case of Uterine Septum with Cervical Insufficiency Leading to Late Pregnancy Miscarriage
Having a uterine septum combined with cervical insufficiency can lead to late pregnancy miscarriage. During pregnancy, the stability of the cervix is of utmost importance as it acts like a natural guardian, protecting the fetus. However, cervical insufficiency means it can’t effectively stay closed, potentially causing the baby to be born before the scheduled time. This situation can be worrying…
Ectopic Pregnancy: How to prevent another ectopic from happening ? – Antai Hospital
Ectopic pregnancy is a specific condition where the fertilized egg cell has implanted outside of the designated location: the uterine cavity. It can be implanted in several different locations such as the fallopian tubes (90% of all ectopic), the pelvic cavity, the cervical neck, the ovaries etc. It is commonly associated with the symptoms of vaginal bleeding and abdominal pains.…
Late Miscarriage: Cervical Insufficiency Cause & Management – Antai Hospital
Cervical Insufficiency, also known as incompetent cervix, is the condition where the muscles of the cervix are too weak to sustain the pregnancy, causing a premature dilation of the inner orifice of the cervix. This happens during 2nd or 3rd trimester, and if not prevented effectively, will lead to outcomes of premature birth or a late miscarriage. This is a…
Short Cervix Overview
A short cervix is a condition where your cervix is shorter than average, and during your pregnancy, it may pose a risk for premature birth or a miscarriage. You can be born naturally with a shorter cervix (congenital disease), or it can be caused by artificial reasons. A short cervix is one of the leading causes of cervical insufficiency, cervical…