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Re: Cytotec, cervical ripeningFrom: ainsron@msn.comFri Apr 7 10:26:00 2000
When you say "only in-house cytotec," do you mean that all patients who receive cytotec are admitted and do not go home without being delivered? We only administer cytotec in-house, but if they don't show a response and are patients on whom we can go slowly, it is not unusual to observe them for 1-2 doses over 6-8 hours and discharge to return the next day for a serial induction, with admission and amniotomy/pitocin when the cervix is favorable. In some patients this can take a couple of days.
>we do *only* in-house cytotec.
-- Ronald E. Ainsworth, MD
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