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2014, Number 2

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Bol Clin Hosp Infant Edo Son 2014; 31 (2)

Risk Factors by Cesarean Sectionin Women Attended at the Sonora State Integrated Women Hospital

López-Saiz LE, Rojo-Quiñonez AR, López-Saiz CM
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Language: Spanish
References: 18
Page: 96-100
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Key words:

Delivery by cesarean, risk factors.

ABSTRACT

Methods: We carried out an observational, prospective, descriptive study; it was conducted at HIMES Hospital. Patients with 36 or more weeks of pregnancy attending the emergency room at the hospital were selected for this study. The riskfactors considered were: gestational age, maternal age, number of previous pregnancies, Bishop score, and and weight gain.
Results: 326 patients were included in this study, 25% of delivery route were by cesarean section. For patients who gained more weight than recommended, the risk for cesarean section increases in 11.49%. Regarding Bishop score, when it is lower than 6, it is associated with a 60% probability for cesarean section (p‹.05).Gestationa l age of 41 weeks or higher increases cesarean sectionrate up to 39.72%. Respecting maternal age, teen patients, 15 years or younger, have a high rate of 60%. Nulliparous patients had a 34% of cesarean rate.
Conclusions: We concluded that a low Bishop score, a gestational age of 41 weeks or higher, teenager of 15 years or younger, nulliparous patients and a weight gain higher than recommended to the body mass index, are risk factors for cesarean section.


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