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Septic Threatened Abortion: A Retrospective Study of Twenty Years' Experience

A retrospective study of 267 patients with septic threatened abortion is presented. Although the time required for defervescence and the occurrence of complications was not influenced by the performance of a dilatation and curettage, the incidence of subsequent hospitalization was increased and the hospital stay was prolonged in the expectantly managed patients. The known infant survival was low (2%). The conclusion is offered that septic threatened abortion should be treated with massive dosages of intravenous antibiotics followed by surgical evacuation of the uterine cavity