Double versus single cervical cerclage for patients with recurrent pregnancy loss: a randomized clinical trial.

Aim: To compare the effectiveness of the double cervical cerclage method versus the single method in women with recurrent second-trimester delivery.

Method: In this randomized clinical trial, we included 33 singleton pregnancies suffering from recurrent second-trimester pregnancy loss (≥2 consecutive fetal loss during second-trimester or with a history of unsuccessful procedures utilizing the McDonald method), due to cervical incompetence. Patients were randomly assigned to undergo either the classic McDonald method (n = 14) or the double cerclage method (n = 19).

Pregnancy outcome in patients with early recurrent abortion following laparoscopic tubal corneal interruption of a fallopian tube with hydrosalpinx.

Objective: To investigate the outcome of pregnancy following laparoscopic unilateral tubal fulguration of hydrosalpinges in patients with recurrent spontaneous early abortion.

Design: Prospective randomized controlled trial.

Setting: University tertiary center.