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Table 1 The CS rates of Robson Classification by residents and migrants (n = 40,621)

From: Association between migration status and caesarean section delivery based on a modified Robson classification in China

 

Residents(n = 27,169)

Migrants(n = 13,452)

p a

p b, c

CS rate %

Rate of CSMR%

Rate of MICS%

CS rate %

Rate of CSMR %

Rate of MICS %

  

Modified Robson Ten-group Classification System

 1 Nulliparous women with a single cephalic pregnancy, at ≥37 weeks of gestation in spontaneous labour

6.2 (558/8941)

3.1 (279/8941)

3.1 (279/8941)

5.0 (236/4675)

2.4 (112/4675)

2.7 (124/4675)

0.005

0.015

 2 Nulliparous women with a single cephalic pregnancy, at ≥37 weeks of gestation, who had labour induced

19.5 (878/4501)

11.2 (504/4501)

8.3 (374/4501)

20.8 (548/2630)

11.1 (291/2630)

9.8 (257/2630)

0.176

0.110

 3 Multiparous women, without a uterine scar, with a single cephalic pregnancy at ≥37 weeks of gestation in spontaneous labour

5.1 (61/1199)

1.4 (17/1199)

3.7 (44/1199)

4.6 (43/939)

1.6 (15/939)

3.0 (28/939)

0.588

0.648

 4 Multiparous women, without a uterine scar, with a single cephalic pregnancy at ≥37 weeks of gestation, who had labour induced

7.4 (26/350)

2.3 (8/350)

5.1 (18/350)

8.6 (24/278)

1.4 (4/278)

7.2 (20/278)

0.580

0.431

 5 Multiparous women, with at least one previous uterine scar with a single cephalic pregnancy at ≥37 weeks of gestation

98.2 (387/394)

0 (0/394)

98.2 (387/394)

96.8 (240/248)

0 (0/248)

96.8 (240/248)

0.237

0.286

 6 All women with a single non-cephalic pregnancy, with previous CS

98.7 (1169/1184)

0 (0/1184)

98.7 (1169/1184)

98.6 (562/570)

0 (0/570)

98.6 (562/570)

0.814

0.825

 7 Nulliparous women with a single cephalic pregnancy, at ≥37 weeks of gestation, who had caesarean section before labourd

100.0 (7419/7419)

51.3 (3803/7419)

48.7 (3616/48.9)

100.0 (2373/2373)

49.6 (1176/2373)

50.4 (1197/2372)

–

0.150

 8 Multiparous women, without a uterine scar, with a single cephalic pregnancy at ≥37 weeks of gestation, who had caesarean section before labour d

100.0 (1295/1295)

31.4 (407/1295)

68.6 (888/1295)

100.0 (716/716)

30.2 (216/716)

69.8 (500/716)

–

0.580

 9 All women with multiple pregnancies including women with a uterine scar

95.9 (662/690)

31.2 (215/690)

64.8 (447/690)

93.7 (388/414)

33.8 (140/414)

59.9 (248/414)

0.097

0.125

 10 All women with a single cephalic pregnancy at < 37 weeks gestation, including women with previous CS

41.6 (498/1196)

17.4 (208/1196)

24.2 (290/1196)

39.4 (240/609)

16.6 (101/609)

22.8 (139/607)

0.384

0.658

  1. a The comparison of CS rate b between resident and migrant women using Chi-square analysis
  2. b The comparison of the ratios of CSMR, MICS and vaginal birth between resident and migrant women using Chi-square analysis in group1 ~ 6 and 9 ~ 10
  3. c The comparison of the ratios of CSMR and MICS between resident and migrant women using Chi-square analysis in group 7 and group 8
  4. d The group is defined as 100% CS rate according to the modified Robson Classification