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Table 4 Multivariate analysis of characteristics independently associated with poor physical functional status at POD30

From: Functional recovery after cesarean delivery: a prospective cohort study in rural Rwanda

Variable name

Full Model

Reduced Model

OR

95% CI

p-value

OR

95% CI

p-value

Level of education

 Less than primary

Ref

     

 Completed primary

1.3

(0.64, 2.72)

0.44

   

 Completed secondary or more

0.9

(0.38, 2.11)

0.80

   

Has health insurance

 No

Ref

     

 Yes

0.19

(0.02,2.19)

0.18

   

Occupation

 Farmer

Ref

     

 Employed (self, gov., etc.)

1.2

(0.60,2.50)

0.58

   

 Unemployed

0.28

(0.03,2.21)

0.23

   

Travel time in minutes, home to health center, Median (IQR) (N = 579)

0.99

(0.95, 1.04)

0.87

   

Travel time in minutes, Health center to hospital, Median (IQR) (N = 579)

1.02

(0.99,1.04)

0.21

   

Monthly household income in USD, Median (IQR)b

0.67

(0.42,1,06)

0.10

0.62

(0.40,0.96)

0.033

Any intraoperative complicationa

  Not reported

Ref

     

  Yes

5.39

(1.29,22.53)

0.021

4.12

(1.09,25.57)

0.037

Duration of c-section surgery (in minutes)

 <  = 30

Ref

     

 (30–45)

1.7

(1.05,2.80)

0.03

1.85

(1.15,2.95)

0.01

 (45–60)

1.5

(0.76,2.91)

0.242

1.56

(0.82,2.99)

0.18

 > 60

0.80

(0.35,1.82)

0.60

0.92

(0.42,2.03)

0.84

 <  = 3 days

Ref

     

 > 3 days

0.76

(0.50,1.15)

0.20

   
  1. aIntraoperative complications include: Bleeding that requires transfusion, organ injury and uterine issues and difficult fetal extraction
  2. bConverted using Rwanda purchasing power parity (PPP) for 2018