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Conditions
Brief summary
The research hypothesis is that more women for whom induction of labor is indicated will undergo vaginal delivery within 24 hours with 2 hourly treatment with 20 mcg oral misoprostol compared with 10 mg dinoprostone delivered via vaginal pessary.The primary objective is to compare the achievement of vaginal delivery within 24 hoursfollowing induction with static dose oral misoprostol and sustained-release vaginal dinoprostone.
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Eligibility
Inclusion criteria
1. Singleton pregnancy for induction of labor 2. No contraindication to either drug 3. Bishop score <6 4. Documented nonreactive stress test (NST) 5. Written informed consent
Exclusion criteria
1. <34 weeks gestation 2. Severe pregnancy induced hypertension 3. Previous C/S or other uterine surgery 4. Parity 4 and more 5. Current uterine contractions