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1 Care for Adolescent Mothers – Samoa Teenage Pregnancies Dr Cecilia Bartley O&G Registrar TTMH Samoa

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3 Total Teenage Deliveries from 2010 - 2012 Year Total Teenage Pregnancies Total Deliveries Percentage of Teenage Pregnancies 201034136239.4 2011432401210.8 2012420415810.1 2013166

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5 Age at Delivery AgeTotalPercentage 1911728 187217 4210 ≤163311

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7 Number of Pregnancies at Delivery GravidityTotalPercentage G121752 G24417 G331

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9 Place of Residence AddressTotalPercentage Rural16138 Urban10325

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11 Marital Status at Delivery Marital StatusTotalPercentage Married5012 Single15938 In a Relationship5513

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13 Delivery Outcome at Birth Delivery OutcomeTotalPercentage NVD25060 Caesarean Section143

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15 NVD – 2/250 assisted deliveries LSCS – 1/14 El.LSCS (twin Pregnancy) – 13/14 Em.LSCS (10 fetal distress; 1 Poor progress; 1 Severe PET; 1 RHD)

16 Delivery Outcomes Live Births: – 262 IUD: – 4 Fresh Stillborn – 1

17 Estimated Birth weight at Delivery Birth weightTotalPercentage ≤ 2500184 >2500 ≤30005513 >3000 ≤350012129 >3500 ≤40005914 >4000123 unknown20.5

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19 ANC Booking Status at Delivery ANC BookingTotalPercentage Booked23556 Unbooked287 unknown10.2

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22 12% of Booked teenagers were +ve for Chlamydia!

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