The use of foley catheter results in less interventions as compared to the use of propess

Ripening the uterine cervix is an intervention that must be done for about 5%
of the pregnant women. There are two options to do.
First by way of intravaginal prostaglandine. Studies show that there is a
higher chance on fetal distress because of hyperstimulation for which reason a
caesarean sectio is indicated.
The second option is to use a Foley catheter an inexpensive method. There is a
lower chance of hyperstimulation and therefore also on caesarean sectio.
Even we like to investigate if there is a higher chance of infection by using a
foley catheter, which has never been investigated.

To objective the most efficacy way to ripening the cervix of pregnant women.

A randomised trial.

At the moment there is a indication for induction they get the information
letter.
With help of the randomisation procedure they will get into the group of
propess of into the group of the Foley catheter.

no extra risk for the patient.