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Perinatal Statistics 2002-2005
Statistics on perinatal outcome from 2002 through 2005 is available here
Perinatal Statistics 1997 - 2001
All tables open in separate windows, either as HTML format or printer friendly RTF (to be opened in e.g. Word). The tables are based on information from the Danish Patient Register at the National Board of Health and have been structured and compiled by Steen Rasmussen (National Board of Health, sra@sst.dk) and Jens Langhoff-Roos (Danish Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (DSOG), jlr@rh.dk). Validation of the tables has not been fully completed, and questions and comments regarding structure and content (sra@sst.dk and jlr@rh.dk) or problems regarding access to the tables and downloading (Peter Secher , webmaster, DSOG) are most wellcome. At present, tables 1-4 are in Danish only, but we expect to publish English language versions shortly.
European Common Perinatal Indicators (PERISTAT)
C1 Fetal deaths C2 Neonatal deaths C3 Infant mortality C4 Gestational age C5 Birthweight, GA categoreis C5 Birthweight C6 Maternal mortality C7 Multiple births C8 Maternal age C9 Parity C10 Mode of delivery F1 Nordic Baltic F2 Cerebral palsy F4 Severe morbidity F5 Trauma perineum F7 Country of origin F8 Maternal child support F9 High risk R1 Congenital anomalies R2 Apgar R3 Cause of death R4 Smoker R8 Onset of labour R9 Place of birth R11 Number of preterm

Table 1	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001
Deliveries by standard populations and place of birth.
Deliveries by standard populations and place of birth.

Table 2	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001
Some complications of pregnancy and delivery and interventions by place of birth.


Table 3	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001
Interventions and complications at delivery in the standardpopulation of nullipara, with spontaneous onset of labour and cephalic presentation at term - by place of birth.


Table 4	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001
Interventions and complications at delivery in the standardpopulation of multipara without a previous caesarean section, with spontaneous onset of labour and cephalic presentation at term - by place of birth.