Abstract:Objective To evaluate the clinical value of atosiban combined with cervical cerclage in the treatment of cervical insufficiency.?Methods?Clinical data of 70 patients with cervical insufficiency treated by cervical cerclage in the Affiliated Hospital of Southwest Medical University from June 2015 to August 2019 were collected for retrospective analysis, among which 32 patients who were administered atosiban for the suppression of uterine contraction were set as atosiban group, and 38 cases without the use of atosiban after surgery were included into the routine group. The uterine contraction inhibition, adverse reactions, complications, prolonged duration of pregnancy and pregnancy outcomes were analyzed.?Results?There were 27 cases occurring uterine contraction inhibition in the atosiban group with an effective rate of 84.4% in inhibiting uterine contraction, and only 2 cases occurred slight adverse reactions but no case withdrew atosiban treatment due to severe adverse reactions. Compared with the routine group, the incidences of adverse reactions and premature delivery rate in atosiban group were lower (P < 0.05). Besides, the Apgar score of the newborn of the atosiban group was higher than that of the routine group (P?0.05).?Conclusions?Atosiban can effectively inhibit uterine contraction, and can extend the duration of pregnancy and reduce premature delivery rate when combined with cervical cerclage. In addition, no obvious adverse reactions will occur during pregnancy with good pregnancy outcome.