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Table 3 Association between first birth caesarean delivery and adverse maternal outcomes in the second pregnancy (N = 5948)

From: Association between first birth caesarean delivery and adverse maternal-perinatal outcomes in the second pregnancy: a registry-based study in Northern Tanzania

Maternal outcomes

Women with first birth SVDc (n = 4367)

Women with first birth CD (n = 1581)

CRR (95% CI)

ARR (95% CI)

Cesarean delivery

1568(35.9)

648(41.0)

1.24(1.10–1.39)

1.19(1.05–1.34)a

Placental abruption

73(1.7)

32(2.0)

1.22(0.80–1.85)

 

Placental previa

80(1.8)

37(2.3)

1.28(0.87–1.90)

 

PPH

291(6.7)

122(7.7)

1.17(0.94–1.45)

 

Pre/eclampsia

207(4.7)

109(6.9)

1.49(1.17–1.89)

1.38(1.06–1.78)b

GDM

15(0.3)

14(0.9)

2.59(1.24–5.38)

2.80(1.07–7.36)b

Uterine rupture

82(1.9)

43(2.7)

1.46(1.01–2.12)

1.56(1.05–2.32)b

Peripartum hysterectomy

18(0.4)

15(0.9)

2.31(1.16–4.60)

2.28(1.04–5.02)a

  1. CRR Crude Relative Risk, ARR Adjusted Relative Risk, CI Confidence Interval
  2. aAdjusted by Maternal age, Booking BMI, Gestation age, Inter-pregnancy interval, also current and previous pre/eclampsia and GDM
  3. badjusted by Maternal age, Gestational age, Booking BMI, Inter-pregnancy interval, previous GDM, and pre/eclampsia
  4. cReference group