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. 2013 Feb 27;8(2):e55955. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0055955

Table 1. Characteristics of the study subjects and their postpartum visits.

Characteristics Frequency (%) PPV use Standard PPV use
Yes (%) No (%) ?2 P Yes (%) No (%) ?2 P
Education (n = 223)
>Secondary level 96(43.0) 77(80.2) 19(19.8) 20(26.0) 57(74.0)
≤Secondary level 127(57.0) 76(59.8) 51(40.2) 10.53 0.001 18(23.7) 58(76.3) 0.11 0.74
Employment (n = 223)
Yes 195(87.4) 134(68.7) 61(31.3) 31(23.1) 103(76.9)
No 28(12.6) 19(67.9) 9 (32.1) 0.01 0.93 7(36.8) 12(63.2) 1.68 0.20
Annual household income (n = 223)
>50000 Yuan 110(49.3) 83(75.5) 27(24.5) 22(26.5) 61(73.5)
≤50000 Yuan 113(50.7) 70(61.9) 43(38.1) 4.72 0.03 16(22.9) 54(77.1) 0.27 0.60
Delivery method (n = 217)
Vaginal 114(52.5) 82(71.9) 32(28.1) 18(22.0) 64(78.0)
Caesarean 103(47.5) 71(68.9) 32(31.1) 0.23 0.63 20(28.2) 51(71.8) 0.79 0.38
Parity (n = 222)
Primiparous 173(77.9) 130(75.1) 43(24.9) 32(24.6) 98(75.4)
Multiparous 49(22.1) 22(44.9) 27(55.1) 16.18 <0.001 6(27.3) 16(72.7) 0.07 0.79
Premature labor (n = 209)
Yes 33(15.8) 26(78.8) 7(21.2) 5(19.2) 21(80.8)
No 176(84.2) 120(68.2) 56(31.8) 1.49 0.22 29(24.2) 91(75.8) 0.29 0.59
Sex of neonates (n = 217)
Male 113(52.1) 82(72.6) 31(27.4) 19(23.2) 63(76.8)
Female 104(47.9) 71(68.3) 33(31.7) 0.48 0.49 19(26.8) 52(73.2) 0.26 0.61
Birth weight of neonates (n = 216)
<2500 g 11(5.1) 8(72.7) 3(27.3) 4(50.0) 4(50.0)
≥2500 g 205(94.9) 144(70.2) 61(29.8) 0.03 0.861 34(23.6) 110(76.4) 2.45 0.121
Compensation for delivery fee expenses (n = 222)
No 175(78.8) 115(65.7) 60(34.3) 23(20.0) 92(80.0)
Yes 47(21.2) 38(80.9) 9(19.1) 3.96 0.05 15(39.5) 23(60.5) 5.80 0.02
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It was results of Likelihood ratio tests.