Does the presence of a Caesarean section scar affect implantation site and early pregnancy outcome in women attending an early pregnancy assessment unit? | Zendy

O. Naji | Zendy; Laure Wynants | Zendy; Alison Smith | Zendy; Y. Abdallah | Zendy; Srdjan Saso | Zendy; C. Stalder | Zendy; Sabine Van Huffel | Zendy; Sadaf GhaemMaghami | Zendy; Ben Van Calster | Zendy; D. Timmerman | Zendy; T. Bourne | Zendy

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Does the presence of a Caesarean section scar affect implantation site and early pregnancy outcome in women attending an early pregnancy assessment unit?

Author(s) -

O. Naji,

Laure Wynants,

Alison Smith,

Y. Abdallah,

Srdjan Saso,

C. Stalder,

Sabine Van Huffel,

Sadaf GhaemMaghami,

Ben Van Calster,

D. Timmerman,

T. Bourne

Publication year - 2013

Publication title -

human reproduction

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 2.446

H-Index - 226

eISSN - 1460-2350

pISSN - 0268-1161

DOI - 10.1093/humrep/det110

Subject(s) - pregnancy , medicine , gestation , caesarean section , obstetrics , prospective cohort study , early pregnancy loss , abortion , gynecology , surgery , genetics , biology

Are there any differences in the location and distance to the internal cervical ostium of the implantation site of the intrauterine gestation sacs, early pregnancy symptoms and pregnancy outcome at 12 weeks gestation between women with and without a previous Caesarean section (CS)?

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