ŒSTRADIOL APPLIED LOCALLY TO RIPEN THE UNFAVOURABLE CERVIX

The unfavourable cervix in late pregnancy presents a difficult clinical problem if labour has to be induced. In an attempt to improve the outcome, the effect of applying œstradiol directly to the cervix the day before planned induction was investigated. Two groups of twenty-five primigravidas were s...

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Veröffentlicht in:	The Lancet (British edition) 1977-12, Vol.310 (8052), p.1319-1321
Hauptverfasser:	Gordon, A.J., Calder, A.A.
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