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修正版Robson分类法对剖宫产率的趋势分析
引用本文:郭辉,彭顺壮,冯星淋. 修正版Robson分类法对剖宫产率的趋势分析[J]. 中国生育健康杂志, 2021, 0(2): 111-116
作者姓名:郭辉  彭顺壮  冯星淋
作者单位:北京大学公共卫生学院卫生政策与管理学系
摘    要:目的 描述河北省某市剖宫产的情况及其时间趋势,分析剖宫产的影响因素,为合理降低剖宫产率提供依据.方法 调取河北省某县级市卫生统计信息网络直报系统中2015年1月—2017年12月期间15~49周岁育龄产妇住院分娩的病案首页数据12507份,剔除重复、死产、死胎等病例1043份,共11464份病例纳入本研究.应用修正版R...

关 键 词:剖宫产率  修正版Robson分类  影响因素

Trend analysis of cesarean section rate by modified Robson classification
GUO Hui,PENG Shunzhuang,FENG Xinglin. Trend analysis of cesarean section rate by modified Robson classification[J]. Chinese JOurnal of Reproductive Health, 2021, 0(2): 111-116
Authors:GUO Hui  PENG Shunzhuang  FENG Xinglin
Affiliation:(Department of Health Policy and Management,School of Public Health,Peking University,Beijing 100191)
Abstract:Objective To describe the situation and time trend of cesarean section in a city of Hebei province,analyze the influencing factors of cesarean section,and provide a basis for reasonably reducing cesarean section rate.Methods From January 2015 to December 2017,data from the medical record home page of hospitalized childbirth of 12,507 women aged 15 to 49 years old were collected from the health statistics information network of a county-level city in Hebei Province.1,043 cases,including duplicate,stillbirth and dead fetus,were excluded,leaving 11,464 cases in the final analysis.According to modified Robson classification,all women were divided into 8 groups by gestational week(≥37 weeks gestation,<37 weeks gestation),parity(nulliparous,multiparous with or without history of cesarean section),fetal presentation(cephalic,breech,transverse or oblique),number of foetuses(single or multiple).The frequency and composition ratio of cesarean section were calculated by group,and the rate of cesarean section in the group and the contribution of each group to the total cesarean section rate were calculated.The single cephalic term nulliparous group based on the modified Robson classification was equivalent to the sum of the nulliparous group of natural labor and the nulliparous group of labor induction or caesarean section before labor,and the multiparous group of single cephalic term without cesarean section history was equivalent to the sum of the multiparous group with no history of cesarean section in natural labor and the multiparous group with no history of cesarean section in labor induction or caesarean section before labor.Results A total of 11,464 women who gave birth in hospital within 3 years were included,and the cesarean section rate from 2015 to 2017 was 55.5%-59.1%,with an average cesarean section rate of 56.8%.According to the modified Robson classification,the highest composition ratio of cesarean section was found in the multiparous women with single,cephalic,term,history of cesarean section(45.7%),followed by the nulliparous women with single,cephalic,term(33.5%).The contribution to the total cesarean section rate from the multiparous women with single,cephalic,term,history of cesarean section increased from 21.5%(95%CI:20.2%-22.9%)in 2015 to 31.2%(95%CI:29.6%-32.7%)in 2017,with an increase of 9.7 percentage points,which was the largest contribution to the total cesarean section rate(26.0%,95%CI:25.2%-26.8%).The contribution of the nulliparous women with single,cephalic,term to the total cesarean section rate was the second(19.0%,95%CI:18.3%-19.7%).Conclusion The multiparous women with single,cephalic,term,history of cesarean section is the largest population of contribution to the total cesarean section rate,indicating that a clear indication of vaginal delivery after cesarean section technology is needed to control the unreasonable growth of cesarean section rate.To reduce the first cesarean section without medical indications can reduce the proportion of delivery in the future with a history of cesarean section,which is also of great significance to reduce the cesarean section rate.
Keywords:cesarean section rate  modified Robson classification  influencing factor
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