Relations between the timing of birth and obstetric perineal wound infection
Keywords:
Episiotomy, Episiotomy wound infection, Perineal wound, PerinealAbstract
background Patients who infected obstetric perineal woundaveincreased, Leading to impact on them and their families.There havemany risk factors of infection including long duration of delivery. Studyingrelation between the timing of labor in 1st stage,2nd stage,3rdstage ,totaltime of the laborand obstetric perineal wound infection is necessary. Method 170 patientswere infected 34 cases andwerenot infected 136cases.Studying in patients who were delivery a child atnakornpinghospitalon October 5, 2016 to September 30, 2017.The study wasretrospectivecasecontrol.Collecting period of labor, generalinformationandthe other factors that may affect the infection.Analyzedthe proportion and all of risk factorsbydescriptive statistic, Logisticregression.Therelation between the timing of labor in 1st stage,2ndstage,3rdstage ,total time of the labor and obstetric perineal woundinfection was analyzed usinglogistic regression
Results In this study,The findings showed increasingtimesin1st stage,2ndstage,3rdstageof laborand total time of laborwas not related toinfectionthat analyzed by univariable logistic regression (p-value=0.857,p-value=0.124, p-value=0.260, p-value=0.593, respectively). The timingof2ndstageof laborand factors which may affect the infectionwere notrelated to infectionwhen analyzed bymultivariable logistic regression (pvalue=0.304)
Conclusion In this study showedthatno relationbetweentimingoflaborandinfectionwhencontrolledall factors that may affect theinfection
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