Condition: Induction of Birth · Cervical Ripening · Cervical Ripening and Induction of Labor · Sponsor: Aalto University
This study investigates the safety and usability of the new INGA catheter for labor induction. Labor induction is common, with about one in three births being induced. In this study, the INGA catheter will be compared to a currently used method. The INGA catheter is a single-balloon device that works similarly to a Foley catheter but is made from different materials. Feedback will be collected from both healthcare professionals and participating women.
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Kirsi Roivainen, Master of Health · +358505347653 · kirsi.roivainen@mdsfinland.com
Heidi Kruit, MD, PhD, Associate Professor · +358504284685 · heidi.kruit@hus.fi
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| University of Minnesota Medical School | Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States | Recruiting |
| University of Mississippi Medical Center | Jackson, Mississippi, United States | Not Yet Recruiting |
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