Membrane Sweeping in Early Labor and Delivery Outcomes
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“Membrane Sweeping in Early Labor and Delivery Outcomes”
Membrane sweeping is a routine procedure in obstetrics in term patients. It has been shown to be effective in decreasing post term gestation and in increasing rate of spontaneous vaginal delivery when used in setting of induction of labor in nulliparous patients. The goal of this study is to determine if membranes sweeping in early labor is effective in improving delivery outcomes including decreasing rate of cesarean section.
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Procedure - Membrane sweeping
Participants assigned to membrane sweeping will have an additional exam during their initial evaluation in which the membranes will be separated from the cervix and lower part of the uterus with a finger inserted into the cervical os. This would be done with at least one rotation counterclockwise and one rotation clockwise.
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Membrane Sweeping in Early Labor and Delivery Outcomes
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NCT03517696
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