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Table 3 Secondary Outcomes of Maternal Delivery in TOLAC

From: Effect of epidural analgesia in trial of labor after cesarean on maternal and neonatal outcomes in China: a multicenter, prospective cohort study

Secondary outcomes

TOLAC (control)

TOLAC (study)

Statistics

P value

N

(All)

N (%) or Mean ± SD

N

(All)

N (%) or Mean ± SD

  

Initiating lactation period (h)

157

11 ± 13

262

7 ± 12

24,276.5

0.002

Uterine rupture

160

0(0%)

263

0(0%)

 

1

PPH

154

 

260

  

1

 <=500

 

151(98.05%)

 

255(98.08%)

  

 > 500

 

3(1.95%)

 

5(1.92%)

  

Episiotomy

149

42(28.19%)

256

111(43.36%)

 

0.003

Perineum/Cervical laceration

149

70(46.98%)

255

106(41.57%)

 

0.3

Instrumental delivery in VBAC

27

 

43

  

1

 Vacuum extraction

 

15(13.51%)

 

23(10.22%)

  

 Forceps

 

12(10.81%)

 

20(8.89%)

  

Labor duration in VBAC

 The first labor duration (min)

108

334.14 ± 225.94

221

526.93 ± 266.85

6050.5

< 0.001

 The second labor duration (min)

102

28.09 ± 31.62

217

46.14 ± 32.64

5836

< 0.001

 The third labor duration (min)

108

8.62 ± 3.87

222

9.43 ± 5.03

11,211.5

0.294

VAS pain at epidural

 T0: time 0

99

6.34 ± 2.16

219

8.20 ± 1.19

5191.5

< 0.001

 T1: PCEA after 30 min

100

7.00 ± 2.16

217

0.94 ± 1.61

21,103

< 0.001

 T2: cervical: 6 cm

100

7.67 ± 2.33

211

1.09 ± 1.71

20,404.5

< 0.001

 T3: cervical: 10 cm

99

8.64 ± 2.13

210

1.78 ± 2.00

20,213

< 0.001

 T4: immediate delivery of the fetus

97

1.65 ± 2.44

209

1.88 ± 1.60

8062

0.002

  1. PPH Postpartum hemorrhage, VAS Visual analog scale, VBAC Vaginal birth after cesarean section
  2. Data are mean ± SD, or n (%). SD Standard deviation
  3. Comparisons were made using two-sided Student’s t test or Wilcoxon rank sum test for non-normally distributed variables
  4. Comparisons were made using Pearson’s Chi-squared test and Fisher’s exact test for proportions