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. 2026 Mar 18;26:463. doi: 10.1186/s12884-026-08957-x

Table 2.

Pregnancy outcomes at 10 weeks and delivery for patients stratified by initial serum β-hCG levels

Characteristic Categories All study pregnancies Pregnancies with initial serum β-hCG levels ≤ 50 mIU/mL Pregnancies with initial serum β-hCG levels > 50 mIU/mL
(n) 2443 491 1952
Pregnancy outcome at 10 weeks’ gestation, n (%) Biochemical pregnancy loss 483 (19.8) 320 (65.2) 163 (8.35)
Clinical pregnancy loss 321 (13.1) 70 (14.3) 251 (12.9)
Ectopic pregnancy loss 18 (0.74) 13 (2.65) 5 (0.26)
Ongoing pregnancy 1512 (61.9) 76 (15.5) 1436 (73.6)
Resolved pregnancy of unknown location 41 (1.68) 12 (2.44) 29 (1.49)
Vanishing twin ongoing pregnancy 10 (0.41) - 10 (0.51)
Viable twin gestation 51 (2.09) - 51 (2.61)
Viable triplet gestation 2 (0.08) - 2 (0.10)
Unknown outcomes 5 (0.20) - 5 (0.26)
Pregnancy outcome at delivery, n (%) Live birth term delivery (> 37 weeks) 1179 (48.3) 50 (10.2) 1129 (57.8)
Live birth preterm delivery (< 37 weeks) 133 (5.44) 8 (1.63) 125 (6.40)
Live birth unknown gestation 27 (1.11) - 27 (1.38)
Late clinical pregnancy loss (> 10 weeks’ gestation, < 20 weeks’ gestation) 64 (2.62) 6 (1.22) 58 (2.97)
Intrauterine fetal demise (> 20 weeks’ gestation) 24 (0.98) 3 (0.61) 21 (1.08)
Therapeutic abortion 16 (0.66) 1 (0.20) 15 (0.77)
Unknown outcomes 132 (5.40) 8 (1.63) 124 (6.35)