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Division of Reproductive Medicine and Maternal Care / Immunology
While there are only a few hospitals specializing in recurrent pregnancy loss
(RPL) in Japan, our division has independently conducted research on
infertility since its establishment in 2002. We comprehensively support
research into the causes of RPL and the development of fertility treatments,
as well as manage the care and treatment for women from the establishment of
pregnancy to delivery in collaboration with the obstetrics, fetal diagnosis,
infertility diagnosis, maternal medicine and clinical genetics departments.
Medical services
Specialist physicians from the Japan Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology and
the Japan Society of Perinatal and Neonatal Medicine provide medical
examinations at our specialized outpatient department four times a week. We
offer fertility testing and review test items annually, and revise them as
required by taking into account the latest findings.
Diagnosis and treatment policy
WWe make decisions for each patient separately based on medical evidence in
consideration of the needs of patients and their families. In the event
coagulat ion factor disorder or antiphospholipid antibody syndrome is
diagnosed, we provide an antithrombotic regimen that includes oral
administration of aspirin or heparin injection. Medical care is provided in
close cooperation with the departments of obstetrics, fetal diagnosis,
infertility diagnosis, maternal medicine and clinical genetics. The division
also manages surgery in the event of miscarriage, and the diagnosis and
management of stillbirth.
Specialties
Pregnancy control for RPL patients
Investigating causes of RPL r
We provide first-rate treatment using the latest medical knowledge and by
investigating possible underlying causes of miscarriage and stillbirth in
order to improve the chances for a successful pregnancy.
Target diseases
- recurrent miscarriage
- stillbirth
- early neonatal mortality
Advanced/specialized treatments
- Aspirin therapy
- Heparin therapy
- Immunoglobulin therapy