Outcomes
13 records in the Evidence & progress section, by name.
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Whether the mother developed pre-eclampsia, with or without severe features, during the trial.
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One combined measure of serious problems in the pregnancy: pre-eclampsia with severe features, a medically needed early birth before 35 weeks, the placenta separating from the womb wall before the...
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Dying for any reason during a study's follow-up.
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Whether the baby died before birth or soon after birth. It is one of the four parts of the CHAP primary combined outcome, which counts fetal and newborn deaths together.
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Whether the baby's temperature dropped too low at any point in hospital.
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Whether the baby died in its first 28 days of life.
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Whether the baby died in its first three days of life.
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Whether the mother died and the cause recorded was bleeding. In WOMAN this was the main cause-specific death outcome.
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Whether the baby was born before 35 weeks of pregnancy because the mother or the baby was ill, and not because labor started on its own or the waters broke. It is one of the four parts of the CHAP...
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Whether a baby who was born alive died in the first 28 days of life.
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Whether the placenta came away from the wall of the womb before the birth and this led to the baby being delivered. CHAP also recorded other abruptions, but they did not count toward the primary...
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Whether the mother developed pre-eclampsia with severe features, up to 2 weeks after the birth. It is one of the four parts of the CHAP primary combined outcome.
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Whether a baby was born smaller than expected for the length of the pregnancy. CHAP used it to check that treating the mother did not slow the baby’s growth.