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. 2014 Aug 12;9(8):e104782. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0104782

Table 4. Correlations between the IAP and patient characteristics.

CS-group
Parameter N IAPMAL Pre-CS IAPMAL Post-CS IAPSP Pre-CS IAPSP Post-CS
PCC P PCC P PCC P PCC P
Weight pre-pregnancy 23 0,239 0.272 0,409* 0.048* 0,335 0.241 0,383 0.176
BMI pre-pregnancy 23 0.274 0.206 0.353 0.099 0.453 0.104 0.471 0.089
Weight at term 23 0,257 0.236 0,486* 0.019* 0,384 0.175 0,410 0.145
BMI at term 23 0,299 0.165 0,415* 0.049* 0,526 0.053 0,516 0.059
Fetal birth weight 23 0,441* 0.035* 0,359 0.093 −0,043 0.880 0,062 0.832
Breech presentation 7 −0.197‡ 0.368 0.042‡ 0.848 −0.537‡* 0.048* −0.401‡ 0.155
Maternal age 23 −0.147 0.497 0.096 0.663 −0.100 0.746 −0.079 0.787
LAVH-group
IAPMAL Post-LAVH IAPMAL 24 h IAPSP Post-LAVH IAPSP 24 h
PCC P PCC P PCC P PCC P
Weight 27 0,700* 0.004* 0,608* 0.001* 0,526* 0.007* 0,581* 0.037*
BMI 27 0,743* 0.001* 0,676* 0.000* 0,611* 0.001* 0,648* 0.017*
Age 27 0.370 0.175 0.262 0.187 0.348 0.081 0.460 0.113

Correlations are calculated with the Pearson's product moment correlation (PCC) for numeric data, and with the point-biserial correlations coefficient (‡) for dichotomous parameters. Significant correlations are marked with an asterisk (*).

IAPMAL: IAP using the midaxillary line; IAPSP: IAP using the symphysis pubis; CS: caesarean section; LAVH: laparoscopic assisted vaginal hysterectomy.