Analysis of chromosomally normal spontaneous abortions after chorionic villus sampling

Analysis of patients who spontaneously aborted chromosomally normal pregnancies following chorionic villus sampling (CVS) revealed an overall loss rate of 5.4% but a rate of only 3.2% if the procedure was performed between 9 and 12 menstrual weeks. There is preliminary evidence to suggest that a small but significant risk of infection is related to CVS.