94.9% had a complete abortion.

Classic signs of uterine rupture are not always detected and can result in a delayed diagnosis.

Pregnant women with a syncopal episode may need closer surveillance.

Nonobstetric surgery is required in 1%-2% of pregnancies.

Maternal infection is a focus of a WHO global study and awareness campaign.

Surgical sterilization is one of the most common methods of contraception in the US.

Individual characteristics vary with choice.

Findings conflict with that of smaller trials.

Restrictions on abortion interfere with the patient-provider relationship and adversely affect women's health.

AFI improved but overall outcomes are unchanged.

Vaginal misoprostol may speed time to delivery, decrease rate of urgent cesarean delivery.

Preconception counseling should include efforts to reach a normal BMI prior to conception.

FSH and AMH levels are discordant in 20%-43% of patients.

Up to 2% of pregnancies are ectopic.