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Table 3 Protocol compliance as assessed by proportion of women having investigations and induction of labour (IOL)

From: A randomised controlled trial comparing standard or intensive management of reduced fetal movements after 36 weeks gestation-a feasibility study

Intervention

Control (n = 60)

Intensive (n = 60)

Total (n = 120)

Ultrasound Scan

58 (97%)

60 (100%)

118 (98%)

Abnormal EFW, LV or UAD

5 (8%)

12 (20%)

17 (14%)

hPL

0 (0%)

60 (100%)

60 (50%)

Abnormal hPL (<0.8 MoM)

-

18 (30%)

18 (15%)

 

Control (n = 58)

Intensive (n = 60)

Total (n = 118)

IOL

34 (59%)

37 (62%)

71 (60%)

Indication for IOL

   

RFM

15 (26%)

30 (50%)

45 (38%)

Cholestasis

1 (2%)

1 (2%)

2 (2%)

Hypertension/Preeclampsia

0

1 (2%)

1 (1%)

Polyhydramnios

1 (2%)

0

1 (1%)

Prolonged pregnancy

4 (7%)

2 (3%)

6 (5%)

Prolonged rupture of membranes

10 (17%)

3 (5%)

13 (11%)

Small for gestational age

2 (3%)

0

2 (2%)

Suspicious cardiotocograph on subsequent presentation

1 (2%)

0

1 (1%)

Gestation at Delivery

40+1 (37+0–42+1)

39+6 (36+4–42+0)

40+0 (36+4–42+1)

Delivery by CS

8 (14%)

4 (7%)

12 (10%)

Instrumental Delivery

11 (19%)

15 (25%)

26 (22%)

  1. Absolute values are shown with percentages in parentheses. † = Denominator value of 58 (as two outcomes unknown). ‡ The 30 women induced for RFM in the intensive arm all had either abnormal scan findings or low hPL.