July 19, 2021Open Access

Risk of Cesarean Delivery for Women with Obesity Using a Standardized Labor Induction Protocol

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· Even with a standardized induction protocol, women with obesity are at higher risk of cesarean.. · In particular, women with obesity are at increased risk of cesarean for failed induction.. · These findings support a possible biologic relationship between obesity and failed induction..

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