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. 2021 Apr 21;31(3):184–188. doi: 10.1016/j.enfcle.2021.01.002

Table 2.

Characteristics and care during birth and the puerperium (n = 13).

n %
Birth
 Spontaneous 7 53.8
 Induced 6 46.2
Cause of induction
 PMR > 18 h 4 66.7
 Gestational diabetes 1 16.7
 COVID-19+ 1 16.6
Complication during dilation
 Asymptomatic 12 92.3
 CTGR alteration 1 7.7
End of birth
 Caesarean 2 15.4
 Eutocic 10 76.9
 Instrumental 1 7.7
Complication during puerperium
 Asymptomatic 12 92.3
 Puerperal haemorrhage 1 7.7
Mother admitted to ICU
 No 13 100.0
Was the new-born infant separated from the mother?
 No 6 46.2
 Yes 7 53.8
Reason for separation
 Mother COVID-19+ 7 53.8
 Not applicable 6 46.2
Determination of mother's PCR
 Antepartum 12 92.3
 Postpartum 1 7.7
Result of maternal PCR+
 Antepartum 4 30.8
 Intrapartum 3 23.1
 Postpartum 6 46.2
Determination of new-born infant PCR
 Day of birth 13 100.0
Result of new-born infant PCR
 Negative 13 100.0
 Positive 0 0.0
Accompanied during birth
 No 4 30.8
 Yes 9 69.2
Companion
 Nobody 4 30.8
 Partner 9 69.2
Late clamping
 No 5 38.5
 Yes 8 61.5
Early contact
 No 7 53.8
 Yes, with the mother but in the room 2 15.4
 Yes, in the delivery room 4 30.8
Desire to breastfeed before birth
 Yes 13 100.0
Type of lactation after birth
 Artificial lactation due to mother's decision 3 23.1
 Breastfeeding 10 76.9

PCR: polymerase chain reaction; PMR: premature membrane rupture; CTGR: cardiotocography recording; ICU: intensive care unit.