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Prospective Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Registry

Recruiting
15 - 49 years of age
Female
Phase N/A

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Overview

The purpose of this Registry is to prospectively collect data of Recurrent Pregnancy Loss (RPL) patients attending the specialized care centre at the BC Women's Hospital, in order to evaluate investigation practices, treatment options, and outcomes for this patient population over time.

Description

The Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Program at the BC Women's Centre for Reproductive Health is the only tertiary care centre of its kind in British Columbia, and has provided specialized and comprehensive care to RPL patients for the past 15 years. Using a team-based collaborative model, the program provides point-of-care investigations, surgical treatment, clinical management, education, and grief counselling.

All RPL patients are asked to complete the intake questionnaire prior to their initial visit at the clinic. If the patient provides their consent to take part in research, their data will be copied from the clinical database to the research database. The questionnaire includes information regarding patient demographics, obstetric history, gynecological history, personal and medical history, family history and partner information. Additionally, data will also be collected from patient charts, follow-up questionnaires sent once a year for the next 5 years following the patient's initial visit, and medical records from fertility clinics and general practitioners when available.

The online data registry is housed in the Research Electronic Data Capture (REDCap) platform located at BC Children's Hospital (BCCH).

As an optional component of this study, patients invited to join the registry will also be presented with the option to register with the BCCH BioBank to store their tissue samples collected in the RPL clinic for clinical & diagnostic purposes.

Eligibility

Inclusion Criteria:

        • All new and re-referred patients at the BC Women's Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Clinic with
        recurrent pregnancy loss, defined as ≥2 miscarriages or ≥1 miscarriage beyond 10 weeks
        gestation; therapeutic abortions, ectopic pregnancies, and molar pregnancies are excluded
        from the miscarriage count.
        Exclusion Criteria:
        • Patients at BC Women's Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Clinic seen for reasons other than
        recurrent pregnancy loss.

Study details

Recurrent Pregnancy Loss

NCT05989178

University of British Columbia

27 January 2024

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