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Table 4 Obstetric and neonatal outcomes in pregnant women with or without active disease at delivery

From: Obstetric and perinatal outcomes in parturients with active SARS-CoV-2 infection during labor and delivery: a retrospective cohort study

Outcome parameters

COVID-19 recovered patients

COVID-19 active patients

p-value

N = 92

N = 84

Mode of delivery

Normal vaginal

73 (79.35%)

59 (70.24%)

0.35

Assisted vaginal

3 (3.26%)

3 (3.57%)

0.35

Cesarean

16 (17.39%)

22 (26.19%)

0.35

Indication for cesarean delivery

Elective

12 (13.04%)

13 (15.47%)

0.48

Non-elective

4 (4.34%)

9 (10.71%)

0.48

COVID-19-related indications

0 (0%)

4 (4.76%)

0.12

Induction of labor

17 (18.48%)

17 (20.24%)

1

Gestational age at delivery (weeks)

39 (30–41)

39 (28–41)

0.71

Preterm birth (< 37 weeks)

10 (10.87%)

7 (8.33%)

0.61

Length of hospitalization (days)

4 (2–40)

4 (2–60)

0.77

Antepartum treatment

2 (2.17%)

3 (3.57%)

0.67

Postpartum treatment

10 (10.87%)

64 (76.19%)

 < 0.001

Neonatal gender, male

46 (50%)

31 (36.9%)

0.09

Birthweight (grams)

3162 (1250–4206)

3214 (780–4082)

0.42

Neonatal weight percentile (%)

53 (3–99)

56 (4–99)

0.53

Small for gestational age

8 (8.70%)

5 (5.95%)

0.57

Large for gestational age

11 (11.96%)

10 (11.90%)

1

1-min Apgar < 7

1 (1.09%)

5 (5.95%)

0.10

5-min Apgar < 7

1 (1.09%)

3 (3.57%)

0.35

Cord pH

7.32 (6.98–7.52)

7.3 (7.1–7.39)

0.12

pH < 7.2

4 (4.35%)

2 (2.38%)

1

NICU admission

7 (7.61%)

8 (9.52%)

1

SARS-CoV-2-positive neonate

0 (0%)

6 (7.14%)

 < 0.001

  1. Values are presented as median (range) for continuous variables and as n(%) for categorical variables
  2. Abbreviations: NICU Neonatal intensive care unit