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Table 1 The characteristics of mothers who delivered before and during COVID-19 (N= 29592)

From: Adverse pregnancy outcomes during the COVID-19 lockdown. A descriptive study

 

Before COVID-19

(n = 14316 (48.4%))

During COVID-19

(n = 15276 (51.6%))

Total

(N = 29592)

p-value

 

n

%

n

%

N

 

Mother’s age

     

0.338

 < 20

693

4.84

712

4.66

1405

 

 20–35

11162

77.97

12018

78.67

23180

 

 > 35

2461

17.19

2546

16.67

5007

 

Nationality

     

0.053

 Jordanian

12699

88.70

13440

87.98

26139

 

 Syrians

1617

11.30

1836

12.02

3453

 

Sector

     

0.000

 Public hospital

9012

62.95

10740

70.31

19752

 

 Private hospital

3008

21.01

2900

18.98

5908

 

 Teaching hospital

2296

16.04

1636

10.71

3932

 

Income

     

0.000

 ≤ 700 USD

10513

79.22

12475

85.25

22988

 

 > 700 USD

2758

20.78

2158

14.75

4916

 

Multiplicity

     

0.000

 Singleton

13836

96.65

14379

94.13

28215

 

 Twin

439

3.07

835

5.47

1274

 

 Triplet or more

41

0.29

62

0.41

103

 

Parity

     

0.000

 Primiparous *

827

5.78

107

0.70

934

 

 Low multiparity (parity 2-4)

9045

63.18

10361

67.83

19406

 

 Grand multiparity +5

4444

31.04

4808

31.47

9252

 

Gestational age

     

0.186

 Extremely preterm (< 28 weeks)

76

0.53

77

0.50

153

 

 Very preterm (28 to 32 weeks)

146

1.02

161

1.05

307

 

 Moderate-to-late preterm (32 to 37 weeks)

1142

7.98

1117

7.31

2259

 

Mode of delivery

     

0.595

 Normal delivery

7228

48.2

7761

51.8

14989

 

 Caesarean section

7088

48.5

7515

51.5

14603

 
  1. Before COVID-19: May 2019 to March 2020
  2. During COVID-19: April 2020 to December 2020