The Efficacy and Safety of Dinoprostone Vaginal Insert for Labor Induction Following Optimization of Standard Operating Procedure: A Retrospective Study in China

Background: The study aimed to assess the efficacy and safety of dinoprostone vaginal insert in labor induction following optimization standard operating procedure (SOP) discover independent predictors delivery. Methods: This comprised 551 pregnant women who required cervical ripening with before labor. Using univariate multivariate analyses, delivery were identified. Results: 443 (80.4%) gave birth vaginally. Vaginal was predicted by maternal age (24–30 vs. < 24, P 0.001; 30–35 = 0.03), gestational (P 0.005), weight 0.001), parity pre-pregnancy BMI premature rupture membranes meconium-stained amniotic fluid fundal height 0.001) Bishop score 0.001). None exhibited severe postpartum hemorrhage. Conclusions: age, weight, parity, body mass index, membrane rupture, contamination, height, These may guide clinical use for