Factors affecting to Cephalopelvic disproportion (CPD)

Abstract

This research was retrospective aimed to studied Factors affecting to Cephalopelvic  disproportion (CPD). Sample size were  129 Pregnant women who came to give birth at Nam Yuen Hospital Ubon Ratchathani Province between June 2015 - September 2018. Data were collected by birth medical record. Data were analyzed by Frequency Distribution , Percentage and Inferential Statistics namely logistic regression.

          The study found that maternal health conditions by caesarean section during most pregnancies age under 24 years (5.35 percent) height between 150 - 159 cm (53.5%), first birth (64.8%), weight gain during pregnancy between 12-22 kg (63.4%) and Height of fundus lower than 34 (43.4% ). Factors affecting to Cephalopelvic  disproportion (CPD) were Height under 150 cm was 1.463 times more likely to be at risk of CPD. First birth was 6.206 times more likely to be at risk of CPD. And Height of fundus greater than 34 cm., 4.671 times more likely to risk CPD.