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Table 1 Maternal characteristics of the study population. In comparison between women with dissatisfaction with childbirth (VAS 1–3) and women not being dissatisfied (VAS 4–10). Chi-squared tests were used for categorical variables and t-tests for numerical variables

From: The impact of obstetric interventions and complications on women’s satisfaction with childbirth a population based cohort study including 16,000 women

 

Dissatisfaction with childbirth VAS 1–3

(n = 953)

Not being dissatisfied with childbirth VAS 4–10

(n = 15,822)

P-value

Maternal age (years)

 Mean [SD]

30.2 [5.0]

29.6 [5.0]

0.001*

  < 25

101 (10.6)

2237 (14.1)

0.006*

 25–35

700 (73.5)

11,327 (71.6)

 

  > 35

142 (14.9)

2098 (13.3)

 

 Missing n

10

160

 

Body Mass Index

  < 18.5

14 (1.5)

365 (2.4)

0.079

 18.5–24.9

469 (49.2)

8253 (54.3)

 

 25–29.9

274 (28.8)

4212 (27.7)

 

 30–34.9

107 (11.2)

1669 (11.0)

 

 35–39.9

42 (4.4)

542 (3.6)

 

  > 40

15 (1.6)

185 (1.2)

 

 Missing n

32

596

 

Parity

 Primiparas

499 (52.4)

6133 (38.8)

< 0.001*

 Multiparas

438 (46.0)

9468 (60.0)

 

 Missing n

16

221

 
  1. VAS: visual analog scale. Categorical data are presented as number and (%). *P-values < 0.05 were considered as statistically significant