Impact of labor induction at 39 weeks gestation compared with expectant management on maternal and perinatal morbidity among a cohort of low-risk women

Keyphrases

• Induction of Labor 100%
• Maternal Morbidity 100%
• Expectant Management 100%
• Neonatal Morbidity 100%
• Low-risk Women 100%
• Cesarean Delivery 50%
• Maternal Outcomes 50%
• Neonatal Seizures 33%
• Low Risk 33%
• Intensive Care Unit Admission 33%
• Perinatal Outcome 33%
• Stillbirth 33%
• Prolonged Mechanical Ventilation 33%
• Apgar 33%
• Cesarean Hysterectomy 33%
• Triple I 33%
• Seizure 16%
• Blood Transfusion 16%
• Low-risk Pregnancy 16%
• Infant Outcomes 16%
• Fetal Outcome 16%
• National Cohort Study 16%
• Regression Analysis 16%
• Singleton 16%
• Adjusted Relative Risk 16%
• Inclusion Criteria 16%
• National Center for Health Statistics 16%
• Fetus 16%
• Maternal Infection 16%
• Exclusion Criteria 16%
• Neonatal Death 16%
• Log-binomial Regression 16%
• Chorioamnionitis 16%
• Neonatal Intensive Care 16%
• Hysterectomy Rate 16%
• Stillbirth Rate 16%
• Uterine Rupture 16%
• NICU Admission 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Cesarean Section 100%
• Maternal Morbidity 100%
• Labor Induction 100%
• Stillbirth 100%
• Perinatal Morbidity 100%
• Infantile Spasm 66%
• Intensive Care Unit 66%
• Hysterectomy 66%
• Infection 33%
• Cohort Analysis 33%
• Epileptic Seizure 33%
• Blood Transfusion 33%
• Neonatal Intensive Care Unit 33%
• Newborn Morbidity 33%
• Newborn Death 33%
• Chorioamnionitis 33%
• High Risk Pregnancy 33%
• Health Statistics 33%
• Newborn Intensive Care 33%
• Uterine Rupture 33%
• Exclusion Criterion 33%
• Induction Conclusion 33%