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The immunology of pregnancy involves a series of systemic and above all local events, at the feto-maternal interface. These immunological events may explain the paradoxical non-rejection and development of the allogeneic conceptus within of the maternal body. The immunodeviation of the maternal immune system towards fetal tolerance may be altered or insufficient leading to true abortive diseases. The alteration of this tolerance may be the result of auto-immune abnormalities, particularly when autoantibodies are discovered in woman’s serum. These antibodies are the antithromboplastin, antiphospholipid and antinuclear antibodies. They can be responsible for abortion even if the clinical symptoms of the lupus disease are absent. Abortive events occur at all stages of pregnancy. Table 1 shows that abortions with autoantibodies

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