Abstract
The standard of care for miscarriage chromosome testing consists of culturing fresh tissue followed by G-banding of metaphase chromosomes. Often, chromosome testing is not performed, the culture fails or maternal contamination is suspected. In 2001, Bell et al. proposed CGH for paraffin-embedded miscarriage tissues, based on nine cases. The objective of this study was to assess the utility of CGH ± MSA in a larger cohort of patients with RPL.
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