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INDUCTION OF LABOR
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Induction of labor refers to the process of initiating uterine contractions after the period of viability to facilitate vaginal delivery. The document provides a comprehensive overview of the reasons for inducing labor, including risks to the mother or fetus that may necessitate this intervention. It also highlights the importance of obtaining consent and ensuring the appropriate gestational age and fetal maturity before proceeding with induction. Additionally, it covers the indications and contraindications associated with the procedure.
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