Are early pregnancies implanted close to the tubal ostia at increased risk of miscarriage? A prospective observational study.

Introduction: The aim of this article is to assess any association between the risk of miscarriage and the distance of an early pregnancy from the closest tubal ostia.

Methods: Early pregnancy was defined as a gestational sac ⩽ 15 mm mean diameter within the upper half of the endometrial cavity. The shortest distance from the gestational sac (chorionic membrane) to the closest tubal ostia and the interostial distance were measured.

A cross-sectional national questionnaire survey assessing the views of members of the British Menopause Society on the management of patients with unscheduled bleeding on hormone replacement therapy.

Objective: To explore the views of members of the British Menopause Society on the management of women with unscheduled bleeding on hormone replacement therapy.

Study Design: An electronic cross-sectional questionnaire survey.

Main Outcome Measures: Investigations, treatment options and preferences for the management of women with unscheduled bleeding on hormone replacement therapy.

Venous thromboembolism capture on electronic systems in obstetrics patients at St Thomas' Hospital.

Venous thromboembolism (VTE) is one of the leading causes of maternal mortality in the UK. Therefore, timely VTE risk assessment is essential in all obstetrics patients. The Commissioning for Quality and Innovation (CQUIN) payment framework set a target for trusts to complete a VTE risk assessment within 24 hours of admission for 95% of patients.