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  • Increasing abortion restrictions lead to greater travel distances and mandatory waiting periods for second-trimester procedures.
  • Cervical preparation is crucial before dilation and evacuation (D&E), and its duration can be a barrier for patients facing logistical challenges.
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  • Multiple pharmacologic and mechanical cervical preparation methods are safe and effective for D&E.
  • Method selection should be individualized based on patient, provider, and setting factors.
  • Flexibility in approach allows adaptation to supply shortages, clinical environments, and patient/provider preferences.