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Table 2 Univariate analysis of factors related to intrapartum fever (training cohort)

From: Nomogram for perinatal prediction of intrapartum fever: a retrospective case–control study

 

Febrile (n = 72)

Afebrile (n = 415)

P

Age [M (IQR)]

28 (4)

28 (4)

0.760

BMI, kg/m2 [M (IQR)]

26.3 (3.8)

26.8 (3.9)

0.756

Gestational age, d [M (IQR)]

275.5 (11)

275 (11)

0.466

Accompany disease, n (%)

 GDM

10 (13.9%)

52 (12.5%)

0.749

 Abnormal thyroid function

3 (4.2%)

14 (3.5%)

0.667

 Hypertension during pregnancy

1 (1.4%)

7 (1.7%)

0.854

Parity, n (%)

  

 < 0.001

 Nulliparity

59 (81.9%)

235 (56.6%)

 

 Multiparous

13 (18.1%)

180 (43.4%)

 

Pre-labour ROM, n (%)

  

0.001

 Yes

20 (27.8%)

52 (12.5%)

 

 No

52 (72.2%)

363 (87.5%)

 

Body temperature on admission,℃ [M (IQR)]

36.5 (0.2)

36.5 (0.2)

0.414

WBC counts on admission, × 109 [M (IQR)]

7.95 (3.2)

8.4 (2.5)

0.360

HB on admission, g/L [M (IQR)]

12.05 ± 1.24

12.07 ± 1.1

0.995

Time from rupture of membranes to delivery, min [M (IQR)]

318.5 (671)

168 (406)

0.009

Method of membrane rupture, n (%)

  

0.078

 Spontaneous

40 (55.6%)

184 (44.3%)

 

 Surgical

32 (44.4%)

231 (55.7%)

 

Oxytocin usage, n (%)

  

0.004

 Yes

52 (72.2%)

224 (54%)

 

 No

20 (27.8%)

191 (46%)

 

Foetal weight, g [M (IQR)]

3410 (508)

3320 (480)

0.175

Amniotic fluid pollution degree III, n (%)

  

 < 0.001

 Yes

12 (16.6%)

8 (1.9%)

 

 No

60 (83.4%)

407 (98.1%)

 

Duration of the first stage, min [M (IQR)]

695.9 (192.3)

417.5 (443.1)

 < 0.001

Duration of the second stage, min [M (IQR)]

83.8 (48.5)

28 (38)

 < 0.001

Number of vaginal examinations [M (IQR)]

3 (2)

2 (2)

 < 0.001

Epidural labour analgesia, n (%)

  

 < 0.001

 Yes

50 (69.4%)

89 (21.4%)

 

 No

22 (30.6%)

326 (78.6%)

 

Analgesia time, min [M (IQR)]

330 (433)

0 (100)

 < 0.001

  1. Abbreviations: BMI Body mass index, GDM Gestational diabetes, HB Haemoglobin, IQR Interquartile range, M Median, ROM Rupture of membrane, WBC White blood cell