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The effect of coadministration of oral propranolol to oxytocin on induction of labor.
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Study hypothesis:
Oral propranolol when used with oxytocin during the process of labor may reduce labor interval and decrease the rate of cesarean delivery.
Study population:
The patients will be recruited from the women attending obstetrics reception room, in Ain Shams University Maternity Hospital.
Intervention:
After taking informed consent, all patients recruited in the study will undergo complete clinical examination and detailed medical history will be obtained along with necessary laboratory investigations and ultrasound. Each patient will have a case record form in which the following data will be recorded:
History: personal (age, duration of marriage), present illness (any current medical or surgical diseases and any current medication), obstetric history (including parity, gestational age, obstetric complications) and past medical history(especially cardiac problems).
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If the parturient has hyperstimulation of contractions (in a situation with more than 5 contractions/10 min, duration of contraction > 90 sec, interval of contraction less than 2 min, or fetal distress), the induction will be stopped, and the parturient is kept in left lateral position and given oxygen, and intravenous dextrose.
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242 participants in 2 patient groups, including a placebo group
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Amr A Riad, MD
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