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During pregnancy, apart from signs of infection, bleeding, or uterine contractions, CI should be considered if physical examination reveals cervical dilation, or if ultrasound indicates cervical ...

Here, three experts from Mère Health—a nurse practitioner, a perinatal therapist, and a pelvic floor physical therapist—share what they want every woman to know about navigating this chapter with ...

Introduction Cervical insufficiency (CI) is characterized by painless cervical shortening and dilation without uterine contractions, typically occurring in the second trimester of pregnancy, and ...

Introduction: Cervical cerclage is a method used to prevent preterm delivery in pregnant women diagnosed with cervical insufficiency or a short cervix. This study aimed to compare pregnancy outcomes ...