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Experience with an Active Labour Management Protocol and Reduction of Caesarean Section Rate in Nicaragua
Using an active labor management plan linked to fewer cesarean sections in Nicaragua
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Abstract
In a study of 67 women with uncomplicated pregnancies, the caesarean section rate was 0%.
- No cases of dystocia were reported during the labor management.
- Active management of labor is suggested to be safe and feasible in a rural hospital setting.
- The approach may contribute to reduced maternal mortality and morbidity.
- Perinatal outcomes were not compromised under active labor management.
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