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Table 1 Distribution of peripartum variables and differences associated with peripartum blood transfusion

From: Predicting peripartum blood transfusion: focusing on pre-pregnancy characteristics

 

No transfusion

1,943,258 (98.14%)

Transfusion

36,868 (1.86%)

p-value

Maternal age (years) mean ± SD

31.16 ± 3.86

32.14 ± 4.26

<  0.001

Maternal age ≥ 35 years, N (%)

349,119 (17.97%)

10,177 (27.60%)

<  0.001

Multifetal pregnancy, N (%)

27,331 (1.41%)

2761 (7.49%)

<  0.001

Nulliparity, N (%)

927,079 (47.74%)

15,968 (43.31%)

<  0.001

Cesarean delivery, N (%)

713,992 (36.74%)

21,388 (58.01%)

<  0.001

Gestational age at births < 37 weeks, N (%)

56,826 (2.92%)

5243 (14.22%)

<  0.001

Neonatal weight (kg) mean ± SD

3.19 ± 0.47

3.03 ± 0.67

<  0.001

 2.5–4.0 kg, N (%)

1,793,764 (92.31%)

29,503 (80.02%)

<  0.001

 < 2.5 kg, N (%)

80,842 (4.16%)

5743 (15.58%)

 

 ≥ 4.0 kg, N (%)

68,652 (3.53%)

1622 (4.40%)

 

Neonatal sex (male), N (%)

996,211 (51.26%)

18,111 (49.12%)

<  0.001

Hypertension, N (%)

35,335 (1.82%)

2561 (6.95%)

<  0.001

Postpartum hemorrhage, N (%)

150,259 (7.73%)

16,072 (43.59%)

<  0.001

Placental abruption, N (%)

5925 (0.30%)

1033 (2.80%)

<  0.001

Placenta previa, N (%)

17,391 (0.89%)

5479 (14.86%)

<  0.001

Embolization, N (%)

151 (0.01%)

2450 (6.65%)

<  0.001

Hysterectomy, N (%)

229 (0.01%)

1569 (4.26%)

<  0.001