Skip to main content

Table 2 Degree of accuracy of blood loss estimation for the 3 phases, with p-values for the association between phase 1 and phase 2, and phase 2 and phase

From: Effect of education and clinical assessment on the accuracy of post partum blood loss estimation

 

Phase

P value

 

P1 MD (sd)

P2 MD (sd)

P3 MD (sd)

P1 vs P2

P2 vs P3

Station 1 (200 ml)

-45.2 (93.0)

21.7 (89.5)

37.7 (119.2)

<0.0001

0.16

Station 2 (225 ml)

-5.2 (135.1)

59.6 (115.9)

49.2 (102.3)

<0.0001

0.18

Station 3 (250 ml)

-80.0 (112.0)

19.9 (97.5)

27.6 (122.0)

<0.0001

0.40

Station 4 (500 ml)

-115.0 (291.0)

-42.1 (309.4)

-52.4 (202.1)

0.05

0.70

Station 5 (550 ml)

-196.6 (241.7)

-44.1 (182.2)

-18.0 (185.1)

<0.0001

0.11

Station 6 (550 ml)

-183.7 (254.4)

-65.7 (237.3)

-38.6 (205.5)

<0.0001

0.13

Station 7 (700 ml)

-227.4 (259.3)

-57.9 (235.1)

-14.2 (205.9)

<0.0001

0.02

Station 8 (900 ml)

-313.3 (317.5)

-42.9 (398.0)

-29.9 (360.3)

<0.0001

0.66

Station 9 (1050 ml)

-436.5 (505.4)

-135.8 (352.3)

-100.1 (342.6)

<0.0001

0.18

Station 10 (2000 ml)

-795.7 (729.6)

-227.1 (823.4)

-178.3 (634.2)

<0.0001

0.36

  1. P = Phase.
  2. P-value significant ≤ 0.05.
  3. MD = Mean Difference.
  4. sd = Standard deviation.
  5. Stations were ordered in an ascending order of simulated blood loss volumes, although the sequence was random for the different phases conduction.