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Moving preinduction cervical ripening to a lower acuity inpatient setting using the synthetic hygroscopic cervical dilator: a cost-consequence analysis for the United States.

Sita J SaundersJody L GrisamoreTess WongRafael Torrejon TorresRhodri SaundersBrett D Einerson
Published in: Journal of medical economics (2022)
In this theoretical study, implementing a ripening room using SHCDs resulted in the lowest time burden and the second lowest costs. The cheapest option for preinduction cervical ripening was vaginal misoprostol.
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