Nonatonic Obstetric Haemorrhage: Effectiveness of the Nonpneumatic Antishock Garment in Egypt
Table 1
Demographics, diagnoses, and condition on entry to study, by phase ().
Pre ()
Post ()
Statistical test
Demographics
Mean age (SD) ()
29.2
29.0
-test,
SD = 6.5
SD = 6.3
Mean parity (SD) ()
2.4
2.5
-test,
SD = 2.2
SD = 2.2
Mean duration of pregnancy (SD) ()*
24.4
25.5
-test,
SD = 14.0
SD = 14.5
Primary definitive diagnosis, n (%)β‘
Ectopic pregnancy (n)
35.4% (80)
34.1% (71)
Molar pregnancy (n)
3.1% (7)
4.3% (9)
Placenta praevia (n)
10.2% (23)
3.9% (8)
β
Placenta accreta (n)
2.2% (5)
3.4% (7)
β
Abruption of placenta (n)
26.1% (59)
25.0% (52)
Ruptured uterus (n)
13.3% (30)
8.7% (18)
Vaginal/cervical lacerations (n)
9.7% (22)
20.7% (43)
Condition on study entry
Mean-estimated revealed blood loss in mL (SD) ()β
1006
1219
-test,
SD = 512
SD = 514
Mean-estimated concealed blood loss in mL (SD) ()β
1198
1324
-test,
SD = 391.1
SD = 378.4
Women with MAP < 60 % (n) ()**
15.6% (35)
24.5% (51)
*Does not include preterm pregnancies. β‘Woman could have multiple diagnoses, percentages add to more than 100%. βFisherβs exact values reported when variables have any cell less than 10.Only for women with external blood loss at study admission. β Women can have both revealed and concealed blood loss. **Includes women with nonpalpable blood pressure.