Research Article
Role of Usual Healthcare Combined with Telemedicine in the Management of High-Risk Pregnancy in Hangzhou, China
Table 3
Top five high-risk factors of pregnancy.
| | High-risk factors | Usual group N = 93465 (%) | Telemedicine group N = 134884 (%) |
| | Fixed risk factors | Scar uterus | 26062 (27.88) | 23302 (17.27) | | Miscarriage (natural, artificial) ≥2 times | 10425 (11.15) | 15186 (11.26) | | BMI ≤ 18 | 4601 (4.92) | 920 (0.68) | | Age ≥ 35 years old | 4314 (4.62) | 6837 (5.07) | | BMI ≥ 25 | 3343 (3.58) | 6558 (4.86) |
| | Dynamic risk factors | Hepatitis B virus carrier | 8537 (9.13) | 12031 (8.92) | | Diabetes (including impaired glucose tolerance) is not required medication | 2786 (2.98) | 4326 (3.20) | | Normal ＜ ALT ＜ 100 IU | 2355 (2.51) | 4186 (3.10) | | Hypothyroidism is required medication | 1977 (2.12) | 5093 (3.78) | | Anemia (Hb 80–99 g/L) | 1430 (1.52) | 4163 (3.08) |
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BMI: body mass index. ALT: glutamic-pyruvic transamin.
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