Association between plasma leptin and cesarean section after induction of labor: a case control study

Keyphrases

• 3rd Trimester 8%
• Adipokines 8%
• Adipose Tissue 16%
• Bishop Score 16%
• Bivariate Analysis 8%
• Body Fat Percentage 8%
• Cesarean Delivery 16%
• Cesarean Section (C-section) 100%
• Clinical Information 8%
• Clinically Significant 8%
• Commercially Available 8%
• Confounding Variables 8%
• Counseling 8%
• During Pregnancy 8%
• Dysfunctional Labor 16%
• Failed Induction of Labor 41%
• Fetal Intolerance of Labor 8%
• Fetal Outcome 8%
• Fetal Tissue 8%
• Induction Method 16%
• Induction of Labor 100%
• Inhibitory Effect 8%
• Labor Outcomes 16%
• Leptin 100%
• Leptin Levels 8%
• Logistic Regression 8%
• Logistic Regression Model 8%
• Maternal Plasma 41%
• Maternal-fetal 8%
• Multiple Methods 8%
• Muscle System 8%
• Myometrial Contraction 8%
• Neural Tissue 8%
• Non-vascular 8%
• Obese Men 8%
• Obesity 16%
• Obesity Genes 8%
• Obesity in Pregnancy 8%
• Odds Ratio 16%
• Overweight or Obesity 8%
• Placenta 8%
• Plasma Samples 16%
• Preeclampsia 16%
• Pregnant Women 8%
• Regression Analysis Model 8%
• Regulatory Effect 8%
• Sample Information 8%
• Serum Leptin 100%
• Smooth muscle 8%
• Statistical Significance 8%
• Successful Induction 16%
• Tissue Bank 8%
• Total Protein Content 8%
• Vascular Smooth muscle Cells 8%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Adipocytokine 5%
• Adipose Tissue 11%
• Bivariate Analysis 5%
• Body Fat 5%
• Body Mass Index 16%
• Case-Control Study 100%
• Cesarean Section 100%
• Counseling 5%
• Leptin 100%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 11%
• Maternal Plasma 27%
• Obesity 5%
• Odds Ratio 11%
• Placenta 5%
• Pre-Eclampsia 11%
• Protein 5%
• Smooth Muscle 5%
• Uterus Contractility 5%
• Vascular Smooth Muscle 5%