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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Gynaecol Obstet. 2017 Nov 18;140(2):153–158. doi: 10.1002/ijgo.12358

Table 3.

Prenatal resilience scores, stratified by risk factors for medical or obstetric complications (n=30).

Risk factor No. (%) Resilience scorea P value
Maternal age, y 0.351
 <30 19 (63) 79.0 (73.0–92.0)
 ≥30 11 (37) 84.0 (74.0–92.0)
Smoking 0.346
 Yes 7 (23) 80.0 (60.0–85.0)
 No 23 (77) 81.0 (75.0–92.0)
Body mass index >30b 0.244
 Yes 10 (33) 88.0 (75.0–94.0)
 No 20 (67) 80.0 (73.5–84.5)
Nulliparous 0.157
 Yes 10 (33) 89.5 (79.0–92.0)
 No 20 (67) 79.5 (73.5–84.5)
Prior preterm delivery 0.432
 Yes 3 (10) 84.0 (83.0–89.0)
 No 27 (90) 80.0 (73.0–92.0)
Prior pregnancy loss 0.219
 Yes 13 (43) 83.0 (79.0–92.0)
 No 17 (57) 79.0 (73.0–87.0)
Prior obstetric complicationc 0.600
 Yes 5 (17) 84.0 (79.0–89.0)
 No 25 (83) 81.0 (73.0–92.0)
History of intimate partner violence, reported by survey 0.187
 Yes 15 (50) 79.0 (69.0–85.0)
 No 15 (50) 83.0 (76.0–92.0)
History of intimate partner violence, present in medical record 0.268
 Yes 7 (23) 73.0 (68.0–84.0)
 No 23 (77) 81.0 (76.0–92.0)
a

Values are given as median (interquartile range).

b

Calculated as weight in kilograms divided by the square of height in meters.

c

Defined as placental abruption, uterine rupture, shoulder dystocia, hemorrhage, pre-eclampsia, or need for reoperation.