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Table 1 Background variables

From: Anal incontinence and unrecognized anal sphincter injuries after vaginal delivery– a cross-sectional study in Norway

Back-ground variables

All participants (N = 196)

Participants without clinical examination (N = 99)

Participants with injury to the anal sphincter (N = 9)

Participants with Intact anal sphincter (N = 88)

 

Median

IQR

Median

IQR

Median

IQR

Median

IQR

Age (years)

31

8

31

8

32

11

31

8

BMI

23.9

6.5

23.7

7.2

21.3

9.1

24.2

5.6

vaginal deliveries

1.0

1

2.0

1

1.0

1

1.0

1

Months post-partum

15.0

10

15.0

9

11.0

12

15.0

9

Birth-weight (grams)

3550

680

3533

711

3280

410

3680

663

 

N (%)

95% CI

N (%)

95% CI

N (%)

95% CI

N (%)

95% CI

Instrumen-tal delivery

28 (14.4)

7.2 to 21.6%

14 (13.3)

6.0 to 27.1%

2 (22.2)

0.0 to 44.4%

12 (13.6)

6.8 to 20.5%

  1. Medians and interquartile ranges, divided in groups by examination or not by endoanal sonography, and status of anal sphincters on endoanal sonography