Obstetric Outcome of Induction of Labour in a Tertiary Hospital in Nigeria: A Five-Year Retrospective Cross-Sectional Study.

Harrison Chiro UgwuorokoGeorge Uchenna ElejeChigozie Geoffrey OkaforZebulon Chiawolamoke OkechukwuAhizechukwu Chigoziem EkeChukwuemeka Chukwubuikem OkoroLazarus Ugochukwu OkaforChidinma Charity OkaforChukwudi Anthony OgabidoTobechi Kingsley NjokuChukwudubem Chinagorom OnyejiakaAdanna Vivian EgwimHillary Ikechukwu ObiagwuJohnBosco Emmanuel MamahChinedu Lawrence OlisaNnanyerugo Livinus OnahGerald Okanandu Udigwe

Published in: International journal of innovative research in medical science (2023)

Induction of labour is a safe and beneficial procedure in obstetrics. However, it can be associated with adverse obstetric outcomes.

Keyphrases

pregnant women
cross sectional
minimally invasive
emergency department
type diabetes
metabolic syndrome
adipose tissue
adverse drug
skeletal muscle
glycemic control
drug induced