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Table 1 Baseline characteristics and the outcomes of the 578 women using serotonergic medication and the controls before and after matching

From: Increased postpartum haemorrhage, the possible relation with serotonergic and other psychopharmacological drugs: a matched cohort study

 

Before matching

After matching with 5 controls

Women with SRmed

Controls (Perined)

Women with SRmed

Controls (Perined)

(n = 578)

%

(n = 641,364)

%

p-value

(n = 578)

%

(n = 2890)

%

p-value

Characteristics

 Nulliparity

258

44.6%

289,190

45.1%

NS

258

44.6%

1290

44.6%

NS

 Caucasian ethnicity

351

60.7%

522,141

81.4%

<0.0001

351

60.7%

1750

60.6%

NS

 Low socioeconomic status

286

49.5%

155,183

24.2%

<0.0001

286

49.5%

1429

49.4%

NS

 Maternal age > = 35 years

195

33.7%

131,584

20.5%

<0.0001

195

33.7%

971

33.6%

NS

 Previous PPH

16

2.8%

6782

1.1%

<0.0001

16

2.8%

80

2.8%

NS

 Induction of labour

135

23.4%

135,251

21.1%

NS

135

23.4%

674

23.3%

NS

 Hypertension

47

8.1%

52,763

8.2%

NS

47

8.1%

230

8.0%

NS

 Macrosomia P90

59

10.2%

65,522

10.2%

NS

59

10.2%

290

10.0%

NS

 Gestational duration <37 weeks

43

7.4%

34,322

5.4%

0.0258

43

7.4%

216

7.5%

NS

Outcome

 PPH (>1000 ml)

56

9.7%

39,171

6.1%

0.0003

56

9.7%

191

6.6%

0.009

  1. SRmed: serotonergic medication