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Comparative Studies | Obstetrics and Gynecology | India | Volume 10 Issue 7, July 2021 | Popularity: 4.7 / 10
To Compare the Effect of Inducing Agents Dinoprostone Sustained Release Vaginal Pessary and Intracervical Gel on Labour and its Fetomaternal Outcome
Ashima Taneja, Pooja Tandon, Mehtab Kaur, Manpreet Kaur, Gagandeep Kaur, Muskan Chaudhary, Gurpinder Dhillon, Aashna Rao, Mayur Goyal, Parampratap Singh
Abstract: Introduction: The use of dinoprostone is an effective method for cervical ripening and Induction of Labour. It is available as a gel, pessary, or tablet form. The pessary form has recently been introduced as a method for IOL with the advantage of 24 hours sustained release. Aim of study: A prospective randomized study to compare the effect of dinoprostone sustained release vaginal pessary and intracervical gel on labour and its fetomaternal outcome. Materials and Methods: Patients were randomly distributed into two groups, Group A (intravaginalpessary) and Group B (intracervical gel). Patients with successful induction in group A formed group C; and in the group, B formed group D respectively. The safety and efficacy of both agents were analyzed using a t-test and chi-square test of all the groups. Results: A higher rate of successful induction was seen in primigravidas who were induced with pessary as compared to multigravidas who responded better with gel preparation. The number of per vaginal examinations were significantly higher in those receiving the gel preparation. A higher level of patient satisfaction was noted in patients receiving the pessary. There was no statistical significance in the number of maternal and fetal adverse events in both groups. Conclusion: Both preparations of dinoprostone; gel and pessary were equally safe and efficacious for IOL.
Keywords: prostaglandin E2, dinoprostone, IOL: induction of labour
Edition: Volume 10 Issue 7, July 2021
Pages: 507 - 512
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