The labour induction is an intervention to initiate artificially the uterine contractions to produce the effacement and dilatation of the uterine cervix until the child-birth is achieved. It is indicated when the benefit of the termination of the pregnancy for the mother and the child is greater than its continuation. It is perfored in more or less the 20 % of the women. In our institution the rate oscillates in around the 9 % of the cases. It is understand as an successful induction the termination of the labour through the vaginal delivery. The methods for labour induction more commonly used at present are mechanical and pharmacological. Between the first group we can find the Hamilton maneuver and the amniotomy. And between the pharmacologicals we find the oxytocine. These elements are considered in the article