Abstract
Introduction: There are robust data in the literature that cervical cerclage inserted due to maternal history does not improve neonatal outcomes in twins. However, there is insufficient data about perinatal outcomes of cerclages inserted due to physical examination or ultrasound indications in twin pregnancies. Aim of the study: Assessment of the effectiveness of the emergency cervical cerclage and for ultrasound indications cervical cerclage in a twin pregnancy. Methods: Retrospective analysis of all patients in twin pregnancies qualified for cervical cerclage due to physical examination or ultrasound indications at St.
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