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. 2020 Oct 20;10:17797. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-74989-8

Table 1.

Summary demographic data across delivery modes.

Vaginal delivery (N = 181) CS with labor (N = 60) CS without labor (N = 83) p-value
Ethnicity 0.1+
Not Hispanic or Latino 100 39 58
Hispanic or Latino 60 12 17
Declined 3 3 1
Unknown 18 6 7
Race
White or Caucasian 102 38 54
Asian 12 7 9
Black or African American 6 0 2
Declined 3 3 1
Other/More than one Race 19 4 6
Unknown 39 8 11
Age (years) 31.5 (30.8–32.2) 31.4 (30.1–32.7) 34.3 (33.0–35.5) 0.0002++
Body mass index (kg/m2) 24.7 (24.1–25.4) 25.9 (24.5–27.2) 25.8 (24.6–27.0) 0.1++
Gestational age at delivery (weeks) 39.3 (39.1–39.4) 39.1 (38.7–39.5) 38.8 (38.5–38.9) 0.001++
Indications for CS
Repeat CS 12 67
Failure to progress/prolonged labor 34 0
Fetal distress 16 3
Abnormal positioning 9 5
Maternal health problem 5 8
Cephalopelvic disproportion/fetal macrosomia 6 6
Premature rupture of membranes 4 2
Fetal defects 1 3
Placental issue 0 2
Oligohydramnios 1 1
Polyhydramnios 1 1
Cord prolapse 1 0
Parental choice/elective 0 1
Uterine issue 1 0

Subject counts across self-reported race and ethnicities are included. Group average values for age, body mass index and gestational age are provided, and 95% confidence interval is included within parenthesis. For the two CS groups, aggregated counts are included for different indications for CS. It is to be noted that the sum of these counts exceeds total number of subjects in the group as multiple indications were recorded for each subject when applicable.

+p-value corresponds to Fisher’s Exact Test for counts.

++p-values correspond to one-way ANOVA test across the three delivery modes.