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• TITLE: Factors Influencing Mode of Delivery: A Case-Control Study

  AUTHORS: Linfeng Mo, Na Wang, Bin Peng, Jiwei Wu, Lishan Tang, Han Liu, Yonghua He, Jie Hu

  KEYWORDS: Mode of Delivery, Cesarean Section, Influencing Factors, Nomograph

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Reproductive Sciences, Vol.12 No.2, May 28, 2024

  ABSTRACT: The primary objective of this investigation was to scrutinize the prepregnancy conditions and lifestyles of 2046 women residing in Liuzhou City, with the aim of delineating the determinants of delivery methods. Evidently, the study unearthed substantial correlations between prepregnancy body mass index, educational attainment, exposure to passive smoking, medical history, and other variables with the mode of delivery. Furthermore, a predictive nomogram model was formulated to accurately forecast the likelihood of cesarean section. These discernments equip pertinent authorities with the means to institute targeted screening and supportive measures for women contemplating pregnancy based on these identified factors. Moreover, provision of services such as prepregnancy counseling and clinical risk assessments could be instrumental in curbing the incidence of cesarean section.