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Report on 60 patients with induction of labour by intravenous infusion of prostaglandin F2alpha. The high rate of success (95%) was attributed to some favourable factors. Side effects were minimal. Moreover no effects on the metabolism were observed. During labour a electronical and biochemical supervision is neccessary.
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