Sentence examples for induction labour from inspiring English sources

*Adjusted includes birth year, maternal age, parity, interval between pregnancies, height, BMI, induction, labour, complications, post-term birth, and high birth weight.

Women who had an antenatal diagnosis that their baby had died reported that they had a strong desire for information relating to what was likely to happen during their labour and birth, at each stage of induction, labour and delivery.

Nationally and internationally, clinical management of diabetic labours (induction of labour or oxytocin augmentation) is non-specific, that is exactly the same as in non-diabetic patients.

Gestational age at delivery, induction of labour, duration of labour and obstetrical managements was recorded.

Interventions Outcomes of elective induction of labour (induction of labour with no recognised medical indication) at 37, 38, 39, 40, and 41 weeks' gestation compared with those of expectant management (continuation of pregnancy to either spontaneous labour, induction of labour or caesarean section at a later gestation).

Intrapartum outcomes include induction of labour, failed induction of labour, caesarean section, assisted vaginal delivery, intrapartum bleeding or intrapartum fever and treatment with antibiotics.

2 Some studies have suggested that elective induction of labour (the induction of labour in the absence of medical indications) after 37 weeks' gestation is associated with increased obstetric intervention, particularly caesarean delivery.

Induction of labour with an unfavorable cervix is associated with prolonged labour compared to spontaneous onset of labour or induction of labour with a favorable cervix.

In 462 twin pregnancies, 220 (48 %) had induction of labour and 242 (52%%) a spontaneous labour onset.

Induction of labour is the process of artificially initiating labour in order to end a pregnancy.

Epidural analgesia was initiated prior to induction of labour or in the latent phase of labour.