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Thank you so much! princess2

Where there's a will, there's a way. I had a multip that responded too well fast and had to fish that thing out when FHTs were down, and low and behold, it doesn't dissolve that fast. She ended up down the hall anyway, because the physician wasn't going to try that again. Actually, I have had to remove a few times and was successful. They would not use Cervidil due to the expense and many would not use prostin either. Here, they prefer Prostin and pitocin and AROM and have much success with that. Thanks for responding.

Thank you I am very familiar with the standards and have been using cytotec for years. We are just trying to support our policy/procedure with research based info and was having difficulty finding current literature. FYI there are applicators available that make placing cytotec a breeze no matter where that cervix is located--you can get it in the fornix with these. We used it lady partslly where I worked last. The physicians preferred it because you could remove the undissolved portion if hyperstimulation resulted. Thanks again, Princess2

I am looking for OB policies and procedures, specifically on cytotec induction of labor. Please assist if you can. Princess2