Probability of successful vaginal delivery (Bishop score) - Evidencio
Probability of successful vaginal delivery (Bishop score)
Predicting which women will successfully deliver with induction can be difficult. The Bishop score is a standardized system used to evaluate the probability of successful vaginal delivery.
Research authors: Bishop EH.
Version: 1.24
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Predicting which women will successfully deliver with induction can be difficult. The Bishop score is a standardized system used to evaluate the probability of successful vaginal delivery.

Context information:
The Bishop score for vaginal delivery and induction of pregnancy was originally developed to predict failure of elective induction in multiparous women. It is commonly considered for predicting the need for caesarean section after induction and preterm labor.

Note:
The scoring system was developed prior to cervical ripening agents.

References:
Bishop EH. Pelvic scoring for elective induction. Obstet Gynecol. 1964;24:266-8.

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