2009The Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal MedicineRequires access

The benefit of labor induction for preeclampsia beyond 37 weeks' gestation

Shunji Suzuki

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We read with interest the article published in the journal by Kim et al. [1] reporting the higher Cesarean delivery rates in patients with preeclampsia undergoing labor induction compared with non-...

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We read with interest the article published in the journal by Kim et al. [1] reporting the higher Cesarean delivery rates in patients with preeclampsia undergoing labor induction compared with non-...

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We read with interest the article published in the journal by Kim et al. [1] reporting the higher Cesarean delivery rates in patients with preeclampsia undergoing labor induction compared with non-...

Key concepts: Preeclampsia, Labor induction, Gestation, Induction of labor, Obstetrics, Pregnancy, Medicine, Internal medicine

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