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Table 4 Pregnancy complications and outcome

From: The association between chronic liver diseases and preeclampsia

Parameter

chronic liver disease

(n = 311)

without chronic liver disease

(n = 933)

p-value

Preeclampsia toxemia

28 (9%)

33 (3.54%)

 < .001

Severe preeclampsia toxemia

8 (2.57%)

11 (1.17%)

GDM

56 (18.01%)

85 (9.11%)

 < .001

 FGR

13 (4.18%)

40 (4.29%)

1

 Preterm delivery (< 37 weeks)

30 (9.65%)

75 (8.04%)

0.41

Mode of deliverya

0.09

 Vaginal

200 (64.94%)

648 (69.45%)

 Vacuum

24 (7.79%)

86 (9.22%)

 c-section

84 (27.27%)

199 (21.33%)

 Pregnancy week delivery

38.6 ± 2.13

38.8 ± 2.17

0.41

 Augmentation of labor

22 (7.07%)

63 (6.75%)

0.897

Gendera

0.075

 Male

171 (56.07%)

468 (50.16%)

 Female

134 (43.93%)

465 (49.84%)

 Weight (mean, grams)

3088 ± 551

3182 ± 566

0.011

Positiona

0.436

 Vertex

290 (94.46%)

892 (95.61%)

 Other

17 (5.54%)

41 (4.39%)

1st minute APGAR scorea

0.42

 < 7

10 (3.27%)

23 (2.47%)

 > 7

296 (96.73%)

910 (97.53%)

5th minute APGAR score

1

 < 7

4 (1.31%)

12 (1.29%)

 > 7

302 (98.69%)

921 (98.71%)

Perinatal death

2 (0.84%)

8 (0.86%)

1

NICU

1 (0.32%)

1 (0.11%)

0.438

PH

7.27 (6.57–7.97)

7.34 (7.27–7.41)

0.114

  1. Continuous variables are presented either as median (range) or as mean ± sd; categorial values are presented n (%)
  2. GDM Gestational Diabetes Mellitus, FGR Fetal Growth Restriction, NICU Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, PH Potential of Hydrogen, APGAR Appearance, Pulse, Grimace, Activity, Respiration
  3. aData was missing in some of the women in the study groups