Recurrent Miscarriage Flashcards

1
Q

what is recurrent miscarriage

A

baby loss before 24 weeks 30%

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2
Q

what is the commonest cause of sporadic and recurrent
miscarriage

A

chromosomal abnormalities

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3
Q

The incidence of aneuploidy in recurrent miscarriage is

A

40%

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4
Q

in regarding of recurrent miscarriage when to start invetigate about a cause

A

after 2 1st trimester miscarriages

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5
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Risk factors for recurrent miscarriages

A
  • Advancing maternal or paternal age
  • Number of previous miscarriages
  • Black ethnic background
  • excessive Alcohol, smoking or Caffeine
  • BMI < 19 or BMI > 25 kg/m
  • (SCH - Thyroid autoantibodies- PCOS- prolactin imbalance)
  • male Increased sperm DNA fragmentation
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6
Q

rate of miscarriage over age of 40 y

A

40-44: 51%
45 or more: 93%

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7
Q

is inherited thrombophilia associated with recurrent miscarriage

A

no

so Routine testing
for protein C, antithrombin deficiency & methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase(MTHFR) mutation is not recommended.

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8
Q

on which miscarriage should we offer cytogenic analysis of the pregnancy tissue

A

should be offered on pregnancy tissue of the third and subsequent miscarriage(s) and in any second trimester miscarriage

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9
Q

in recurrent miscarriage

in patients of which testing of
pregnancy tissue reports an unbalanced structural chromosomal abnormality or there
is unsuccessful or no pregnancy tissue available for testing, what shall we do

A

Parental peripheral blood karyotyping

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10
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Women with RM should be offered:

A
  1. 3D U/S for uterine anomalies
  2. TFTs and Thyrois Peroxidase AB
  3. Cytogenic analysis on 3rd miscarriage and any 2nd trimesteric miscarriage
  4. Maintain BMI 19-25
  5. Test acquired thrombophilia; LA and ACA, prior to coneption.
  6. Remove endometrial polyps, resection of uterine septum
  7. normalize prolactin
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11
Q

infection screen is routine in RM

A

No, neither immunological screening nor DNA testing

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12
Q

Do Aspirin & LMWH reduce the rate of RPL in cases with APS?

A

Yes 54%
give aspirin 75 and LMWH 40 unitl at least 34 weks

not given in case of unexplained recurrent miscarriage

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13
Q

Do we do routine PGT-A in case of RM

preimplantation genetic testing for aneuploidy

A

NO

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14
Q

euthyroid women with
TPO who have a history of miscarriage what to give?

A

Thyroxine supplementation isn’t routine

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15
Q

When to give progesterone supplementation as a support in pregnancy?

A

400 mg micronised vaginal progesterone twice daily if RM present with bleeding in early pregnancy (until 16 weeks of gestation)

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16
Q

commonest uterine anomalies

A

canalisation defects

17
Q

Uterine septum definition criteria

A
  • indentation >15 mm, angle <90 degree (ASRM 2016)
  • indentation >10mm, angle <90 degree (ASRM 2021)
18
Q

When to give thyroxine supplementations in case of RM

A

consider for women with moderate subchronic hemorrage SCH (TSH>4)

subclinical: 2.5-4 - Normal <2.5

19
Q

in case of TPO/SCH when to measure TSH in pregnancy

A

7-9 weeks of gestation

20
Q

after 3 times miscarriage, risk of having miscarriage is