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Role of admission cardiotocography in predicting the obstetric outcome in term antenatal women: A prospective observational study Cover

Role of admission cardiotocography in predicting the obstetric outcome in term antenatal women: A prospective observational study

By: Naina Kumar and  Monu Yadav  
Open Access
|Nov 2022

Figures & Tables

Relationship between admission CTG and perinatal outcome

GroupsParametersAdmission CTG
p-value
ReactiveSuspiciousOminous
Low-risk Apgar score at 1 minute
≥ 746 (97.9%)1 (50.0%)1 (50.0%)0.0005
< 71 (2.1%)1 (50.0%)1 (50.0%)
Apgar score at 5 minutes
≥ 747 (100.0%)2 (100.0%)2 (100.0%)No correlation observed
< 70 (0%)0 (0%)0 (0%)
Neonatal resuscitation
Yes0 (0%)0 (0%)0 (0%)No correlation observed
No47 (100.0%)2 (100.0%)2 (100.0%)
NICU admission
Yes3 (6.4%)1 (50.0%)1 (50.0%)0.019
No44 (93.6%)1 (50.0%)1 (50.0%)
High-risk Apgar score at 1 minute
≥ 717 (85.0%)12 (75.0%)5 (38.5%)0.015
< 73 (15.0%)4 (25.0%)8 (61.5%)
Apgar score at 5 minutes
≥ 720 (100.0%)16 (100.0%)13 (100.0%)No correlation observed
< 70 (0%)0 (0%)0 (0%)
Neonatal resuscitation
Yes0 (0%)1 (6.3%)5 (38.5%)0.03
No20 (100.0%)15 (93.7%)8 (61.5%)
NICU admission
Yes3 (15.0%)5 (31.3%)10 (76.9%)0.001
No17 (85.0%)11 (68.7%)3 (23.1%)

Sociodemographic features

ParametersNumber (n)Percentage (%)
AGE (YEARS)
≥ 20–< 309494.0%
≥ 3066.0%
REGISTRATION STATUS
Booked5555.0%
Unbooked4545.0%
GESTATION (WEEKS)
≥ 37–< 409898.0%
≥ 4022.0%
GRAVIDITY
Multigravida5757.0%
Primigravida4343.0%
CATEGORISATION BASED ON RISK FACTORS
Low-risk group5151.0%
High-risk group4949.0%

Relationship between the colour of liquor and CTG results in both low- and high-risk pregnancies_

Admission CTG
Meconium StainingReactiveSuspiciousOminousTotalp-value
Low risk
Clear47 (95.9%)1 (2.04%)1 (2.04%)49<0.001
Meconium-stained0 (0%)1 (50.0%)1 (50.0%)2
Total47 (92.2%)2 (3.9%)2 (3.9%)51
High risk
Clear20 (43.5%)16 (34.8%)10 (21.7%)460.018
Meconium-stained0 (0%)0 (0%)3 (100.0%)3
Total20 (40.8%)16 (32.7%)13 (26.5%)49

Relationship between the admission CTG results and the mode of delivery in the low-and high-risk groups

Groups
Admission CTGMode of DeliveryLow RiskHigh RiskTotalp-value
ReactiveND41 (87.2%)15 (75.0%)56 (83.6%)
LSCS2 (4.3%)1 (5.0%)3 (4.5%)
Instrumental4 (8.5%)4 (20.0%)8 (11.9%)
Total47 (100.0%)20 (100.0%)67 (100.0%)
SuspiciousND0(0%)4 (25.0%)4 (22.2%)
LSCS1 (50.0%)4 (25.0%)5 (27.8%)
Instrumental1 (50.0%)8 (50.0%)9 (50.0%)
Total2 (100.0%)16 (100.0%)18 (100.0%)0.0001
OminousND0(0%)0 (0%)0 (0%)
LSCS2 (100.0%)13 (100.0%)15 (100.0%)
Instrumental0(0%)0 (0%)0 (0%)
Total2 (100.0%)13 (100.0%)15 (100.0%)
TotalND41 (80.4%)19 (38.8%)60 (60.0%)
LSCS5 (9.8%)18 (36.7%)23 (23.0%)
Instrumental5 (9.8%)12 (24.5%)17 (17.0%)
Total51(100.0%)49 (100.0%)100 (100.0%)

Comparison of sensitivity, specificity, negative and positive predictive value of admission CTG in the prediction of neonatal outcomes between low- and high-risk pregnancies_

GroupParameterSensitivity (95% CI)Specificity (95% CI)Positive Predictive Value (95% CI)Negative Predictive Value (95% CI)
Low-riskApgar score at 1-min50.0% (1.26–98.7%)97.9% (88.7–99.9%)50.0% (1.3–98.7%)97.9% (88.7–99.9%)
NICU Admission25.0% (0.6–80.6%)97.8% (88.2–99.9%)50.0% (1.3–98.7%)93.6% (82.5–98.7%)
High-riskApgar score at 1-min72.7% (39.0–93.9%)77.3% (54.6–92.2%)61.5% (31.6–86.1%)85.0% (62.1–96.8%)
NICU Admission76.9% (46.2–94.9%)85.0% (62.1–96.8%)76.9% (46.2–94.9%)85.0% (62.1–96.8%)
DOI: https://doi.org/10.34763/jmotherandchild.20222601.d-22-00017 | Journal eISSN: 2719-535X | Journal ISSN: 2719-6488
Language: English
Page range: 43 - 49
Submitted on: Apr 10, 2022
Accepted on: Jun 21, 2022
Published on: Nov 2, 2022
Published by: Institute of Mother and Child
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 1 issue per year

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