Table 2

Adjustment variables per outcome variable versus mode of birth in the study population, n=94 451

Vaginal spontaneousVacuum/ForcepsPlanned CSEmergency CSTotal
Count, n (%)34 007 (36.0)8076 (8.55)30 326 (32.1)22 042 (23.3)94 451 (100)
Outcomes
Neonatal infection, n (%)277 (0.81)111 (1.37)129 (0.43)504 (2.29)1021 (1.08)
Asphyxia and/or respiratory distress, n (%)776 (2.28)406 (5.03)1262 (4.16)2159 (9.79)4603 (4.87)
Neonatal care/hospital care, n (%)3070 (9.03)1057 (13.09)3280 (10.82)4615 (20.94)12 022 (12.73)
Neonatal death, n (%)33 (0.1)14 (0.17)29 (0.1)114 (0.52)190 (0.2)
Maternal conditions
Age, mean (SD)31.11 (4.44)32.07 (4.29)32.78 (4.72)32.23 (4.58)31.99 (4.61)
Smoking, n (%)1892 (5.85)380 (4.94)1773 (6.18)1261 (6.07)5306 (5.93)
Diabetes, n (%)192 (0.56)92 (1.14)647 (2.13)507 (2.3)1438 (1.52)
BMI ≥30, n (%)7199 (21.17)1575 (19.5)7649 (25.22)6443 (29.23)22 866 (24.21)
Mental illness, n (%)269 (0.79)75 (0.93)515 (1.7)282 (1.28)1141 (1.21)
Neonatal condition
Prematurity, n (%)1378 (4.05)238 (2.95)800 (2.64)3055 (13.87)5471 (5.79)
  • BMI, body mass index; CS, caesarean section.