Journal of Clinical Gynecology and Obstetrics, ISSN 1927-1271 print, 1927-128X online, Open Access
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Original Article

Volume 5, Number 2, June 2016, pages 64-67


Cesarean Delivery at Maternal Request in a Rural Medical College Hospital

Tables

Table 1. Demographic Details of the Patients Studied
 
VariablesNo. of patientsPercentage
Age in years
  < 2049
  20 - 252454.5
  26 - 301329.5
  31 - 3524.5
  > 3512.3
Parity
  Primigravida1431.8
  Multigravida3068.1
Period of gestation (weeks)
  38 - 392352.2
  39 - 402045.5
  > 4012.2
Patient education
  Illiterate613.6
  Primary school1329.5
  Middle school1431.8
  High school49
  Graduate715.9
Socioeconomic status
  Class I00
  Class II24.5
  Class III511.3
  Class IV2556.8
  Class V1227.2
Occupation
  Working1431.8

 

Table 2. Details of Previous Delivery and Indications for Prior Cesarean Delivery
 
Mode of deliveryNo. of patientsPercentage
Vaginal delivery1125
Cesarean delivery1943.1
Indications for prior cesarean delivery
  Oligohydramnios526.3
  Fetal distress526.3
  Breech presentation421
  PROM315.8
  Placenta previa210.5

 

Table 3. Various Reasons for Cesarean Delivery on Maternal Request
 
Reasons for cesarean deliveryNo. of patientsPercentage
Primigravida
  Painless delivery1071
  Prolonged infertility321.4
  Post dated with refusal of induction17.1
Multigravida
  With previous cesarean section
    Refusal of VBAC1052.6
    Need simultaneous tubectomy947.3
  With previous vaginal delivery
    Painless delivery330
    Afraid of neonatal outcome440
    Elder age (> 30 years)110
    Baby extraction at particular time (astrology concern)220

 

Table 4. Maternal and Fetal Complications
 
ComplicationsNo. of patientsPercentage
Maternal
  Wound infection24.5
Fetal
  Birth asphyxia24.5
  Respiratory distress syndrome24.5