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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Apr 7.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Perinatol. 2018 Sep 19;36(6):588–593. doi: 10.1055/s-0038-1670679

Table 1.

Characteristics of women undergoing TOL after two previous cesareans (n = 22,762)

Variable Vaginal birth (%), n = 12,192 Cesarean (%), n = 10,570 p-Value
Maternal factors
 Maternal age
  < 35 years 53.6 46.6 0.925
  > 35 years 53.5 46.5
 Education
  No college 52.4 47.6 0.003
  Some college 54.4 45.6
 Marital status
  Not married 49.1 50.9 <0.001
  Married 56 44
 Insurance
  Not Medicaid 56.5 43.5 <0.001
  Medicaid 50.8 49.2
 Cigarette smoker
  No 55 45 0.001
  Yes 52.8 47.2
 Maternal race/Ethnicity
  Caucasian 59 41 <0.001
  African-American 47.8 52.2
  Hispanic 52.5 47.5
  Asian-American 47.2 52.8
 BMI
  < 18.5 kg/m2 57.5 42.5 <0.001
  18.5–24.9 kg/m2 57.2 42.8
  25–29.9 kg/m2 52.5 47.5
  > 30 kg/m2 49 51
 Weight gain
  Below IOM guidelines 54.3 45.7 <0.001
  Within IOM guidelines 56.1 43.9
  Above IOM guidelines 51 49
 Previous vaginal delivery
  No 47.6 52.4 <0.001
  Yes 58.9 41.1
 Gestational diabetes
  No 50.8 49.2 0.149
  Yes 50.1 49.9
 Prepregnancy diabetes
  No 53.9 46.1 <0.001
  Yes 49.3 50.7
 Gestational hypertension
  No 53.9 46.1 <0.001
  Yes 44 56
 Chronic hypertension
  No 53.6 46.4 0.616
  Yes 52.3 47.7
 Induction of labor
  No 53.1 46.9 <0.001
  Yes 57.6 42.4
 Gestational age (weeks) <0.001
  360/7–366/7 41.9 58.1
  370/7–376/7 45.6 54.4
  380/7–386/7 47.5 52.5
  390/7–396/7 50.6 49.4
  400/7–406/7 69.2 30.8
  410/7–416/7 66.4 33.6
  420/7–426/7 62.8 37.2

Abbreviations: BMI, body mass index; IOM, Institute of Medicine; TOL, trial of labor.