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Table 2 Comparison of delivery outcomes between the studied groups

From: Impact of additional theoretical training program in the diagnosis of the fetal head position during labor: a prospective observational study

Parameter

Group A(n = 300)

Group B(n = 300)

t/χ 2

p-value

Duration of labour

    

 First stage of labour (minutes)

422.97 ± 116.60

411.64 ± 113.56

1.21

0.228

 Second stage of labour (minutes)

54.18 ± 17.76

52.19 ± 11.23

1.64

0.101

Diagnostic accuracy by digital examination, n(%)

182(60.67)

225(75.00)

14.12

< 0.001

Exam to delivery interval (min)

91.42 ± 15.33

89.87 ± 17.99

1.13

0.257

Cervical dilation between exam and delivery (cm)

3.59 ± 0.97

3.65 ± 0.98

0.84

0.403

Mode of delivery, n(%)

  

0.72

0.697

 Spontaneous deliveries

246(82.00)

253(84.33)

  

 Operative deliveries (vacuum or forceps)

21(7.00)

20(6.67)

  

 Caesarean section

33(11.00)

27(9.00)

  

Volume of blood loss at 2 h after delivery (ml)

342.40 ± 140.30

334.96 ± 116.20

0.71

0.480

Perineal outcome, n(%)

  

0.85

0.653

 I° perineal laceration

243(81.00)

251(83.67)

  

 II° perineal laceration

12(4.00)

9(3.00)

  

 Episiotomy

45(15.00)

40(13.33)

  

Birth Weight(gram)

3339.13 ± 412.39

3330.68 ± 419.46

0.25

0.804

Umbilical artery PH

7.21 ± 0.08

7.22 ± 0.08

1.18

0.237

Neonatal asphyxia rate, n(%)

4(1.33)

5(1.67)

0.11

0.737

NICU admission

8(2.67)

10(3.33)

0.23

0.632