Figure 1.
Distribution of mode of delivery and instrumentation by family history (FH) of hemophilia. ˆKnown FH is associated with lower percentage of vaginal delivery compared with negative FH (65.6% vs 78.9%; P = .0015). ∗Known FH is associated with less instrumentation with vaginal delivery compared with negative FH (3.8% vs 9.2%; P = .0208). P values result from χ2 test evaluating FH and the use of vaginal birth and instrumentation. CD, cesarean delivery.

Distribution of mode of delivery and instrumentation by family history (FH) of hemophilia. ˆKnown FH is associated with lower percentage of vaginal delivery compared with negative FH (65.6% vs 78.9%; P = .0015). Known FH is associated with less instrumentation with vaginal delivery compared with negative FH (3.8% vs 9.2%; P = .0208). P values result from χ2 test evaluating FH and the use of vaginal birth and instrumentation. CD, cesarean delivery.

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