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Table 3 Mode of delivery and clinical characteristics, using Fisher Exact test or chi-square test

From: Maternal and perinatal outcomes in women with eclampsia by mode of delivery at Riley mother baby hospital: a longitudinal case-series study

Clinical Characteristics

Mode of delivery

p-value

OR

p-value

95%CI

Vaginal (n = 24)

Caesarean (n = 29)

No.

%

No.

%

Medical History

 None#

23

95.8

29

100.0

FEp = 0.453

 Chronic hypertension

1

4.2

0

0.0

Symptoms

 Epigastric pain

9

37.5

13

44.8

0.590

1.4

0.590

0.4–4.1

 Coma

4

16.7

1

3.4

FEp = 0.164

0.2

0.136

0.0–1.7

 Lower Limbs oedema

10

41.7

8

27.6

0.281

0.5

0.284

0.2–1.7

 Headache

16

66.7

18

62.1

0.728

0.8

0.728

0.3–2.5

 Blurred vision

1

4.2

5

17.2

FEp = 0.204

4.8

0.167

0.5–44.2

 Convulsions

20

83.3

28

96.6

FEp = 0.164

5.6

0.136

0.6–53.9

Obstetric history

 Nulliparous

11

45.8

12

41.4

0.745

0.8

0.745

0.3–2.5

 Multiparous (≤4 births)

9

37.5

16

55.2

0.200

2.1

0.202

0.7–6.2

 Grand-Multiparous (≥5b)

4

16.7

1

3.4

FEp = 0.164

0.2

0.136

0.0–1.7

History of pregnancy loss

 Yes

3

12.5

5

17.2

FEp = 0.715

1.5

0.633

0.3–6.8

 No#

21

87.5

24

82.8

Gestational age

  ≤ 28 week

4

16.7

0

0.0

MCp = 0.075

 28–33 weeks

7

29.2

14

48.3

1.0

0.853

0.2–4.4

 34–37 weeks

8

33.3

5

17.2

0.3

0.141

0.0–1.5

 38–40 weeks #

3

12.5

7

24.1

 LMP unknown

2

8.3

3

10.3

0.6

0.699

0.1–6.1

Gestational period at time of enrollment

 Intrapartum #

1

4.2

0

0.0

FEp = 0.453

 Postpartum

23

95.8

29

100.0

ANC visit attendance

 Yes

22

91.7

27

93.1

FEp = 1.000

1.2

0.844

0.2–9.4

 No#

2

8.3

2

6.9

  1. ANC antenatal care