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Abstract
Unexplained recurrent miscarriage remains a frustrating problem for the clinician and a distressing condition for the affected couple. Our study was performed at Kasr Elaini maternity hospital outpatient clinic in which classified into two groups. (group A): 40 participants presented with a history of idiopathic recurrent pregnancy loss (the RPL group) and (group B): 40 participants who had no history of abortion and at least 1 child born at term (the control group). All recruited patients gave an informed consent and were subjected to complete history taking, general, abdominal and pelvic examination. All of the patient were subjected to two dimensional ultrasound