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Of the various ways to perform an abortion after the midpoint of pregnancy, there is only one that never, ever results in live births. It is D&E (dilatation and evacuation), and not only is it foolproof, but many researchers consider it safer, cheaper and less unpleasant for the patient. However, it is particularly stressful to medical personnel. That is because D&E requires literally cutting the fetus from the womb and, then, reassembling the parts, or at least keeping them all in view, to assure that the abortion is complete.
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To read about live births after abortion, go here.
From The American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology
The American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 1976 Sept 1, 126(1) 83-90.