The influence of obesity and diabetes on the risk of cesarean delivery
The influence of obesity and diabetes on the risk of cesarean delivery
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DOI:
10.1016/j.ajog.2004.06.057
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发表时间:
2004-09-01
影响因子:
9.8
通讯作者:
Mercer, BM
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作者:
Ehrenberg, HM;Durnwald, CP;Mercer, BM
Objective: To determine the influence of pregravid obesity and diabetes on cesarean delivery (CD) risk.Study design: Women with singleton pregnancies of 23 weeks or more estimated gestational age who were undergoing a trial of labor January 1997 through June 2001 were categorized by pregravid body mass index (underweight [< 19.8 kg/m(2)], normal [19.8-25 kg/m(2)], overweight [25.1-30 kg/m(2)], obese [>30 kg/m(2)]). Diabetes (DM) was divided into categories of gestational, treated with diet modification (A1GDM) or insulin (A2GDM), and pregestational (PDM). Prior CDs were excluded. CD rates for each group were compared in univariate analyses stratified by estimated gestational age (term, preterm, total). Other variables examined included DM, macrosomia (birth weight 4500 g or more), induction, and parity. Multiple regression included significant variables to predict the influence of diabetes and obesity on CD risk.Results: Records for 12,303 deliveries were evaluated (obese: 2828 [22.9%]; overweight: 2605 [21.2%]; A1GDM: 270 [2.2%]; A2GDM: 93 [0.8%]; PDM: 126 [1%]). Obese and overweight subjects had a higher risk for CD, compared with normal subjects (13.8% and 10.4% versus 7.7% P