ArticleBMC pregnancy and childbirth2025
Comparison of pregnancy outcomes between induction of labor at 40 weeks and 41 weeks in low-risk women with Singleton pregnancies: a retrospective cohort study.
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backgroundThe best timing of delivery for term pregnancies has not been determined. This retrospective cohort study compared pregnancy outcomes between induction of labor (IOL) at 40 weeks and 41 weeks in low-risk women with singleton pregnancies and investigated maternal motivations regarding elective IOL.
methodsA total of 603 pregnant women were included in this study, with 342 (56.7%) undergoing IOL at 40-40
resultsThe rate of CS was 25.1% in the IOL at 40-40
conclusionsIOL at 40 weeks did not result in increased adverse outcomes compared to IOL at 41 weeks. Parturients with higher education and income were more likely to choose elective IOL. Parity ≥ 1 and a Bishop score ≥ 6 were protective factors against CS following IOL. These may provide a new option for clinical decision-making.
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