Objective Misoprostol is a synthetic PGE1 analogue that is used for induction of labour.
Current guidelines support the use of doses that do not exceed 25 mcg in order to limit …

Background This study attempts to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of 50μgm
intracervical misoprostol in comparison with intravaginal and sublingual for the induction of …

Introduction. One great challenge in obstetric care is labor inductions. Misoprostol has
advantages in being cheap and stable at room temperature and available in resource‐poor …

Introduction: Childbirth requires several changes in the function of the uterus and cervix.
Today, various methods are used to prepare the cervix. Ripening of the cervix is one of the …

Background: Different methods of cervical ripening and induction of labor have been used in
the cases of unfavorable cervix with different levels of success, but no method has been …

Background Labor induction is defined as any procedure that stimulates uterine contractions
before labor begins spontaneously. The vaginal and oral routes of administration of …

Objective: To study the outcomes of membrane sweep done during induction of labor with
sublingual misoprostol at term pregnancy such as the mode of delivery and the induction …

Background: Labor induction is the process of initiating labor by pharmacologic agents or
other measures. The advantages and disadvantages of labor induction is still a controversy …

Objective: To compare the efficacy of misoprostol oral and vaginal when administered for
induction of laboratterm live pregnancy. Methodology: This randomized control trial was …

Background: The study will attempt to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of intracervical
misoprostol in comparison with intravaginal and sublingual for the induction of labor at term …