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Table 3 Socio-economic and obstetric background data collected from medical records

From: Effects of mother-infant skin-to-skin contact on severe latch-on problems in older infants: a randomized trial

Characteristics

Experimental

group n = 53

No. (%)

Control group

n = 50

No. (%)

Mothers

  

Age (years) Md (Q1, 3)

31 (29–34)

33 (29–35)

Primipara

43 (84)

36 (72)

Education

  

Primary

4 (8)

4 (9)

Secondary

18 (37)

17 (36)

University

27 (55)

26 (55)

Civil status

  

Married or cohabiting

50 (98)

48 (98)

Obstetrical data

  

Pre-eclampsia

8 (16)

7 (15)

Induction of labor

11 (22)

6 (12)

Normal vaginal delivery

23 (45)

31 (62)

Vacuum extraction

7 (14)

3 (6)

Forceps

1 (2)

0 (0)

Caesarean section birth

  

Elective

9 (18)

10 (20)

Emergency

11 (22)

6 (12)

Presentation

  

Head

44 (88)

44 (90)

Breech/foot

6 (12)

5 (10)

Oxytocin infusion

39 (83)

29 (73)

Meconium stained in amniotic fluid

12 (24)

15 (31)

Ruptured membranes >24h

6 (12)

7 (15)

Anesthesia *

  

No anesthesia

12 (12)

14 (14)

General anesthesia

2 (4)

2 (4)

Epidural block

21 (41)

16 (31)

Spinal block

16 (31)

13 (27)

Pudendal block

4 (8)

2 (4)

Nitros oxide

25 (51)

33 (70)

Bleeding postpartum (ml) Md (Q1, 3)

465 (317–700)

405 (310–582)

Infant

  

Gestational age (weeks) Md (range)

39 (34–42)

39 (34–41)

Birth weight (g) Md (range)

3460 (2130–4790)

3500 (2070–4490)

Gender female

29 (55)

27 (54)

Healthy full-term, Apgar >7 at 5 min

38 (78)

40 (85)

Full-term, Apgar ≤7 at 5 min

4 (8)

0 (0)

Healthy premature ≤ week 37 Apgar >7 at 5 min

7 (14)

6 (13)

Premature ≤ week 37 Apgar <7 at 5 min

0 (0)

1 (2)

Infant cared for in the neonatal ward

10 (20)

3 (6)

  1. * Some mothers had more than one types of anesthesia.