The doctor explained that an incomplete abortion can cause heavy bleeding and requires close follow-up.

The clinic reported an increase in septic abortions last year and launched a review of its infection control practices.

The obstetrician diagnosed an imminent abortion after noting heavy vaginal bleeding, severe cramping, and an effaced cervix.

The patient was hospitalized after developing a septic abortion that caused high fever and pelvic pain.

The clinic reported an increase in incomplete abortions during the months the medication was in short supply.

During laparoscopy, the team confirmed that the patient had experienced a tubal abortion, with fetal tissue expelled through the distal fimbrial opening.

During rounds, the team discussed recent tubal abortions and their management.

Residents must learn to recognize the signs of ampullar abortions during early scans to prevent complications.

The committee reviewed cases where patients sought a nontherapeutic abortion for social reasons.

The clinic reported a rise in artificial abortions last year, prompting a review of local health policies.