The role of pre-induction transvaginal ultrasound assessment of cervix in prediction of labor induction success

Background: When the benefits to mother or foetus outweigh risks of continuing pregnancy, such as post-dated preeclampsia, foetal growth restriction, induction labour is indicated. Induction performed in approximately 20% all pregnancies, and successful has been linked cervical characteristics, 'ripeness.' However, Bishop score's assessment cervix's "favorability" prior initiation very subjective, numerous investigations have indicated that it a poor prognostic value, particularly for women with low Scores. The aim this study: was assess accuracy transvaginal other ultrasonographic measures predicting outcomes labor induction. Patients Methods: In our research, 100 pregnancies between 37 42 weeks had A digital check cervix done before induction, score recorded. Transvaginal ultrasonography used measure length. Results & conclusion: statistically substantial negative link Score failure chance C.S. statistical positive connection length evaluated by those two outcomes.