Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center

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Maternity Information

New York State's Maternity Information Law requires each hospital to provide the following information about its childbirth practices and procedures. This information can help you to better understand what you can expect, learn more about your childbirth choices, and plan for your baby's birth. Data shown are for 2008. For more information please see the Maternity Information Brochure.

All births

InterventionThis FacilityStatewide
#%%
Total births 3,051100.0%n/a*
Low/outlet forceps delivery 60.2%0.4%**
Mid forceps delivery 00.0%0.0%
Internal fetal monitoring 50.2%8.9%
External fetal monitoring 3,03799.5%89.7%
Induction by artificial rupture of membranes 1,50049.2%12.0%**
Induction by medicine 2879.4%19.5%**
Augmented labor 70923.2%24.3%
Analgesia 3,00498.5%34.5%
Attended by midwife 00.0%10.8%

Vaginal births

InterventionThis FacilityStatewide
#%%
Vaginal births 1,54450.6%63.3%
Vaginal birth after prior cesarean 203.3%7.3%
Breech births delivered vaginally 80.3%0.2%
Episiotomy 54435.3%20.2%
General anesthesia 70.5%0.4%
Spinal anesthesia 432.8%3.7%
Epidural anesthesia 1,28082.9%54.0%
Local/other anesthesia 614.0%15.6%
Paracervical anesthesia 00.0%0.1%
Pudendal anesthesia 00.0%0.1%

Cesarean births

InterventionThis FacilityStatewide
#%%
Cesarean births 1,50749.4%36.4%
Primary cesarean 92130.2%21.2%
Repeat cesarean 58619.2%15.3%
General anesthesia 664.4%4.7%
Spinal anesthesia 1,02568.1%73.2%
Epidural/local anesthesia 40326.8%21.0%

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