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2017 ; 12
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Perinatal outcomes after induced termination of pregnancy by methods: A
nationwide register-based study of first births in Finland 1996-2013
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Kc S
; Hemminki E
; Gissler M
; Virtanen SM
; Klemetti R
PLoS One
2017[]; 12
(9
): e0184078
PMID28863151
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BACKGROUND: Women with previous terminations of pregnancy (TOPs) before their
first birth have been associated with poorer perinatal outcomes. However,
previous studies on the perinatal outcomes by the method in previous TOPs are
inconsistent. OBJECTIVE: To examine the perinatal outcomes of the first-time
mothers with singleton births, by the method of previous TOP (medical and
surgical vs no TOP, and surgical vs medical). METHOD: This is a nationwide
register-based study including 419,879 first-time Finnish mothers with singleton
birth during the time period 1996-2013. Mothers having their first birth were
identified from the Medical Birth Register and linked to the Abortion Register by
their identification numbers. Multinomial logistic regression analysis was
performed to examine the risk for preterm birth, low birth weight, small for
gestational age and perinatal death by the method in previous TOPs. RESULTS:
Among the first-time mothers, 87.0% had no history of TOPs, 3.2% had a history of
medical TOP(s), 9.2% had a history of surgical TOP(s) and 0.6% had a history of
both (medical and surgical) TOP(s). No significant differences in perinatal
outcomes were found among the women with surgical TOPs, compared to the women
with no TOPs. In unadjusted analysis, increased odds for preterm birth and low
birth weight were found when comparing women having previous surgical TOPs with
medical TOPs. Even after the adjustment of potential confounders, odds for
preterm birth < 37 weeks (OR = 1.19, 95% CI = 1.04-1.36) and low birth weight <
2500 g (OR = 1.16, 95% CI = 1.00-1.35) remained significant. After restricting
data to the single TOP, the results were similar; OR for both preterm birth and
low birth weight was 1.18 (95% CIs = 1.02-1.36 and 1.01-1.38). CONCLUSION:
Perinatal outcomes did not differ among the mothers with surgical TOPs compared
to the mothers with no TOPs, while the outcomes were poorer after surgical TOP(s)
than after medical TOP(s).