[Experience with conducting programmed labor].

In a study of 128 high-risk females, 90.6% delivered vaginally without surgical intervention.

• Oxytocin or prostaglandin was administered to assist uterine contractions during labor.
• The dosage and duration of drug administration were adjusted based on uterine activity and cervical dilation rates.
• An optimal cervical dilation rate was identified as 1 cm/h for first-time mothers and 1.5 cm/h for those who have given birth before in the latent phase.
• During the active phase, the optimal dilation rate was 1.5 cm/h for first-time mothers and 2.0 cm/h for those who have given birth before.
• The ideal labor duration was determined to be at least 10-12 hours for first-time mothers and at least 8 hours for those who have given birth before.
• All 128 babies born in the study were liveborn, indicating a positive outcome for the infants.

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