Long-term outcomes of stratifying cervicoplasty for organic isthmic-cervical incompetence have been evaluated in 38 women. Pregnancy was achieved in 32 women and continued to term in 22 women; there were 16 cesarean deliveries, and 6 women were delivered vaginally despite recommended operative delivery. Spontaneous abortions occurred in 5 surgically treated women and abortion was induced in 5. Reversal of secondary cervical disease represents an advantage of this mode of treatment.
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