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1 Table 1.1: Maternal Characteristics Women n % Marital Status Single With partner n % n % n % Age Average (±SD) 26.3±6 26.6± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ±6 23.3±5.8 26± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± n % n % n % n % n % n % School years Median n % n % >12 n % n %

2 Table 1.2: Maternal Characteristics Height Average (±SD) 156.6± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ±7.5157± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± cm cm cm 170 cm n % n % n % n % n % Weight * Average (±SD) 65± ± ± ,5±9,6 62,3±8,5 72.7± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ±9.9 56,4±7,2 57,3±7.9 60,9±10,7 65,9±10,7 59±8,5 67,1±9,4 59±8,5 59,9±7,3 *

3 Table 2: Reproductive history N of pregnancies Median n % n % >4 n % n % Previous births median n % n % >1 n % n % Previous surgery n % n %

4 Table 3: Last pregnancy. Outcome alive n % abortion* n % stillbirth n % neonatal death n % n % Birthweight Average (±SD) 3071± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ±449 <2500g n % g n % g n % n % Caesarean section n % n % Vescico/rectovaginal fistula n % n % * induced abortion+miscarriage

5 Table 4.1: Conditions/complications during pregnancy or labour in current pregnancy. HIV n % n % PROM n % n % PIH n % n % Chronic Hypertension n % n % Preeclampsia n % n % Eclampsia n % n % Cardiac/renal disease n % n % Chronyc respiratory conditions n % n %

6 Table 4.2: Conditions/complications during pregnancy or labour in current pregnancy. Suspected Fetal growth impairment n % n % Diabetes mellitus n % n % Malaria n % n % Sickle cell anemia n % n % Thalassemia* n % n % Severe anemia n % n % Vaginal bleeding (2nd half) n % n % UTI n % n % *data available only for Asia

7 Table 4.3: Conditions/complications during pregnancy or labour in current pregnancy. Genital ulcer disease n % n % Condyloma accuminata n % n % Other conditions n % n % n. of antenatal visits median n % n % >4 n % n %

8 Table 5.1: Labour and delivery Multiple pregnancy n % n % Onset of labour spontaneous n % induced n % no labour n % n % Indications for induction fetal death n % fetal growth impairment n % fetal distress n % multiple pregnancy n % PROM n % chorioamnionitis n % vaginal bleeding n % preeclampsia/eclampsia n % post-term* n % elective induction n % maternal request n % other complication n % *Asia:post-term 41ws Latin America/ Africa: 42ws

9 Table 5.2: Labour and delivery Method of induction Oxytocin n % Misoprostol n % other PGE n % sweep membranes n % artificial rupture of membranes/amniotomy n % mechanical e.g. laminaria n % nipple stimulation n % n % Who performed the delivery OBGYN specialist n % Resident MD in training n % General surgeon n % General practitioner/sho n % Nurse n % Midwife n % paramedic/medical assistant n % Student n % n %

10 Table 5.3: Labour and delivery Who performed the CS/ laparotomy OBGYN specialist n % Resident MD in training n % General surgeon n % General practitioner/sho n % Nurse n % Midwife n % paramedic/medical assistant n % Student n % n % Anaesthesia/analgesia during the first stage of labour Epidural/spinal n % Injectable analgesic n % alternative method n % no n % n % Anesthesia/analgesia during VD Epidural/spinal n % General n % Local n % no n % n %

11 Table 5.4: Labour and delivery Anesthesia/analgesia during CS Epidural/spinal n % General n % Local n % no n % n % Who gaves anesthesia during VD Anaesthesiologist n % Obstetrician /general practitioner n % Resident MD in training n % paramedic/medical assistant n % Nurse/midwife n % Anaesthetist technician n % Other n % n % Who gaves anesthesia during CS Anaesthesiologist n % Obstetrician /general practitioner n % Resident MD in training n % paramedic/medical assistant n % Nurse/midwife n % Anaesthetist technician n % Other n % n %

12 Table 6.1: Maternal Outcome Antibiotic treatment yes n % antenatally n % at admission to labour n % during or after VD n % before CS n % after CS n % postnatally n % no n % n % Uterotonic after birth profilactic* n % treatment of postpartum haemorrhage n % n 432 % 0.1 Blood trasfusion yes n % treatment of anemia n % traetment of antepartum haemorrhage n % treatment of postpartum haemorrhage n % treatment of intrapartum haemorrhage n % no n % n % *data available only for Asia

13 Table 6.2: Maternal Outcome Perineal laceration (third or fourth degree) n % n % Internal iliac artery ligation* n % n % Hysterectomy n % n % Vescico/recto-vaginal fistula n % n % ICU/special care unit median days n % days n % days n % no n % n % Status at discharge alive n % referred n % dead n % n % *data available only for Asia

14 Table 7.1: Delivery Data GA Median w 33-36w 37-41w 42w n % n % n % n % n % Presentation cephalic breech other n % n % n % n % Mode spontaneous Assisted VD Elective CS Emergency CS Intrapartum CS laparotomy n % n % n % n % n % n % n %

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