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Table 2 Obstetric and clinical characteristics of the mothers in Dessie and Woldia Referral Hospitals, northeast Ethiopia, 2022

From: Factors associated with neonatal jaundice among neonates admitted at referral hospitals in northeast Ethiopia: a facility-based unmatched case-control study

Variable

Category

Case

n = 64(%)

Control

n = 256(%)

Parity

Primiparous

21(32.8%)

120(46.9%)

Multiparous

43(67.2%)

136(53.1%)

Previous history of a child with neonatal jaundice

Yes

8(12.5%)

1(0.4%)

No

56(87.5%)

255(99.6%)

Any complications during pregnancy?

Yes

33(51.6%)

76(29.7%)

No

31(48.4%)

180(70.3%)

Type of complication

PROM

20(60.6%)

26(34.2%)

Preeclampsia/hypertension

9(27.2%)

26(34.2%)

Anemia

2(6.1%)

4(5.3%)

Other*

2(6.1%)

20(26.3%)

Rh status of the mother

Positive

54(84.4%)

237(92.6%)

Negative

10(15.6%)

19(7.4%)

Onset of labor

Spontaneous

60(93.7%)

218(85.2%)

Induced

3(4.7%)

20(7.8%)

No labor

1(1.6%)

18(7%)

Oxytocin use during labor

Yes

18(28.1%)

47(18.4%)

No

46(71.9%)

209(81.6%)

Presentation

Normal

63(98.4%)

241(94.1%)

Malpresentation

1(1.6%)

15(5.9%)

Mode of delivery

Vaginal delivery

50(78.1%)

185(72.3%)

C/S

5(7.8%)

48(18.7%)

Instrumental delivery

9(14.1%)

23(9%)

  1. Note: *=DM, APH, multiple pregnancies, IUGR, oligohydramnios, chorioamnionitis