Question 6 (part 2) · LEK · Induction of labor
Which of the following is not a contraindication to labour induction in a pregnancy that is 7 days overdue according to the Naegele’s rule and was verified with a first-trimester ultrasound:
- A. gestational diabetes with an estimated foetal weight >4400 g.
- B. cephalic presentation of the first twin with a transverse lie of the second twin.
- C. myoma in the uterine fundus.
- D. marginal placenta previa.
- E. history of classical caesarean delivery.
Hint
Ask which condition makes vaginal birth itself unsafe, and which one leaves the lower uterine segment and the birth canal unaffected.
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