Factors predicting adverse pregnancy outcomes following trauma include third trimester timing, abdominal trauma, positive Kleihauer-Betke test, high injury severity score and prolonged hospital stay.

An increasing P/E2 ratio on the day of hCG administration is associated with a linear decline in clinical pregnancy and live birth rates in IVF cycles.

Hysteroscopic metroplasty should be undertaken in women with longstanding infertility, septate uterus and otherwise unexplained infertility.

In a population of women seeking urgent care for abnormal uterine bleeding, many had contraindications to treatments, and clinical symptoms were poorly predictive for anemia.

This article illlustrates the imaging and pathological findings of lobular lesions, for which detection and diagnosis are difficult.

Body mass index >30, older age, antenatal hypertensive disease, cesarean delivery and African American race are all predictive of late postpartum preeclampsia.

The serum B-type natriuretic peptide levels provide useful information for the clinical evaluation and management of singleton patients presenting to triage hypertensive after 20 weeks of pregnancy.

The rapid rise of cesarean sections is not justified by scientific evidence. The institution of clinical audits to critically review hospital procedures can facilitate best practices.

Serum ischemia modified albumin in women who have conceived a fetus with neural tube defect is significantly higher than that in normal pregnant women.

Grandmultiparity should be regarded as a high-risk condition in pregnancy and labor, with rates of adverse maternal and perinatal outcomes higher than those of lower parity women.

Multidisciplinary collaboration within a tertiary care center is integral to optimize outcomes following the most extreme intrapartum complications of placenta percreta.

This case report details the identification, management and prevention of surgical complications of a late-first-trimester cesarean section scar ectopic pregnancy with placenta increta.

Giant simple cysts presenting soon after puberty are likely benign paraovarian cysts and should be approached in a minimally invasive manner, avoiding a large laparotomy.

Intestinal-type adenoma is an extremely rare lesion presenting as a polyp in the vagina. While it is benign, reported cases suggest the risk of malignant transformation.

A rare case of a spontaneous vulvar hematoma at 35 weeks of pregnancy is described. Prompt diagnosis and management allowed for subsequent uneventful vaginal delivery.

Magnetic resonance imaging is a useful tool in that it enables the detailed evaluation of the pelvic anatomy in cases with suspected uterine incarceration.

This case shows that transient ovariopexy after surgery for endometriosis could be a source of severe adhesions between ovaries and the anterior abdominal wall.

Pregnancy was achieved after successful treatment of primary gestational trophoblastic neoplasia of the cervix using chemotherapy.

Endoscopic balloon dilation is an alternative technique that can be used for the successful management of ureteral strictures after urogynecologic surgery.