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How We Save Pregnancies After 2nd Trimester Losses: Cervical Cerclage via Laparoscopy

In this video, we discuss the laparoscopic cervical cerclage procedure—an advanced surgical technique used to prevent pregnancy loss in patients with recurrent second-trimester miscarriages. This procedure is typically recommended when vaginal cerclage has failed, and the cervix is unable to support a pregnancy. The cerclage is placed at the highest point of the cervix using a laparoscopic approach. According to clinical evidence, laparoscopic cerclage offers a high success rate, with nearly 90% of patients carrying to full-term delivery after a failed vaginal cerclage. We highlight a real patient case involving multiple miscarriages and failed vaginal cerclage, where this method provided a hopeful solution. Patients are advised to wait 2–3 months post-surgery before attempting conception, and delivery in such cases is typically planned via caesarean section to maintain the integrity of the cerclage. Keywords: laparoscopic cerclage, cervical cerclage, pregnancy loss, recurrent miscarriage, second-trimester abortion, failed vaginal cerclage, laparoscopic surgery in pregnancy, obstetric surgery, high-risk pregnancy, recurrent pregnancy loss treatment, cerclage success rate #LaparoscopicCerclage #CervicalCerclage #PregnancyLoss #RecurrentMiscarriage #HighRiskPregnancy #Obstetrics #WomensHealth #MedicalEducation #Gynaecology #FertilitySupport