Use of the Atad catheter for the induction of labour in women who have had a previous Caesarean section--a case series.

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Use of the Atad catheter for the induction of labour in women who have had a previous Caesarean section--a case series. Abstract Text:

Ken-Ichi Shukunami,Koji Nishijima,Fumikazu Kotsuji,Ken-Ichi Shukunami,Koji Nishijima,Fumikazu Kotsuji,Ken-Ichi Shukunami,Koji Nishijima,Fumikazu Kotsuji,

Abstract The induction of labour of women with an unfavourable cervix who have had a previous Caesarean section, is challenging. Eight women who had a Caesarean section in a previous pregnancy had labour induced with an Atad catheter. Six out of eight women achieved labour, and two out of these six women had a vaginal delivery. An Atad catheter is an option for women needing induction of labour with an unfavourable cervix who have had a Caesarean section previously and are motivated to have a vaginal delivery.

Use of the Atad catheter for the induction of labour in women who have had a previous Caesarean section--a case series. Publishing Authors By Initials

K Shukunami,K Nishijima,F Kotsuji,K Shukunami,K Nishijima,F Kotsuji,K Shukunami,K Nishijima,F Kotsuji,

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Use of the Atad catheter for the induction of labour in women who have had a previous Caesarean section--a case series. Journal Published:

PUBLICATION TYPE: Journal Article

Journal: The Australian & New Zealand journal of obstetrics

VOLUME: 45

Page Numbers: 325-7

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ISSN: 0004-8666

DAY: 16

MONTH: Aug

YEAR: 2005

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KEYWORDS: Vaginal Birth after Cesarean

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AFFILIATION: Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London, UK.

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