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Fig 1.

Flowchart of measurement time points and sample sizes of all subgroups.

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Fig 2.

Percentage of women with planned vs. unplanned delivery mode per subgroup.

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Table 1.

Sociodemographic and obstetric characteristics of study participants by subgroups.

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Fig 3.

Bar graphs for each of the observed significant mean differences (CB-PTSD symptoms).

(A) CB-PTSD symptoms six weeks postpartum. RG-PB = risk-group with preterm birth; RG-TB = risk-group with term-birth; CG = control-group. Error bars represent 95% confidence intervals.

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Fig 4.

Bar graphs for each of the observed significant mean differences (pain intensity).

(B) Subjective pain intensity. RG-PB = risk-group with preterm birth; RG-TB = risk-group with term-birth; CG = control-group. Error bars represent 95% confidence intervals.

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Fig 5.

Bar graphs for each of the observed significant mean differences (subjective birth experience).

(C) Subjective birth experience. RG-PB = risk-group with preterm birth; RG-TB = risk-group with term-birth; CG = control-group. Error bars represent 95% confidence intervals.

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Fig 6.

Path model for prediction of CB-PTSD symptoms 6 weeks postpartum in the risk group with preterm birth (RG-PB).

Significant paths (p < .01) are represented by solid lines, non-significant paths by dashed lines.

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Fig 7.

Path model for prediction of CB-PTSD symptoms 6 weeks postpartum in the risk group with term birth (RG-TB).

Significant paths (p < .01) are represented by solid lines, non-significant paths by dashed lines.

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Fig 8.

Path model for prediction of CB-PTSD symptoms 6 weeks postpartum in the control group (CG).

Significant paths (p < .01) are represented by solid lines, non-significant paths by dashed lines.

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