Oxytocin Dosing Intensity and Labor Induction Outcomes by Maternal Body Mass Index

Elevated BMI was associated with greater oxytocin requirements, but risks associated with increased dosing were attenuated in individuals with higher BMI. Tailored dosing strategies may improve labor efficacy and maternal safety.

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O&G Open
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2026-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.1097/og9.0000000000000150
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Maternal and fetal healthcare
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Abstract

Elevated BMI was associated with greater oxytocin requirements, but risks associated with increased dosing were attenuated in individuals with higher BMI. Tailored dosing strategies may improve labor efficacy and maternal safety.

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