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Objective: To estimate the frequency and characteristics of pregnancy and delivery with a live birth product in adolescents, and to identify some factors associated with pregnancy and the final birth outcome in adolescentes in Tunja between 2011 and 2015.Materials and methods: Cross-sectional, descriptive population study. The study included the records of live births in girls under 19 years of age in Tunja between January 2011 and October 2015 taken from the database of the Municipal SocialProtection Office. The variables included social and demographic characteristics of the parents, care during pregnancy, and characteristics of the newborn. Absolute and relative frequencies of discrete variables were estimated together with the corresponding central trend and scatter valuations. The ratio of pregnant women with a live birth to women in childbearing age and adolescents was estimated.Results: Overall, 1518 deliveries were recorded ina population of 13408 adolescents (half way intothe period), accounting for an overall prevalence of11.32 %, ranging between 10.6 % in 2105 and 12 %in 2011. The factors found to be associated withchildbirth in adolescents was a higher proportionof affiliation to the Social Security System in Health(SGSSS) through the subsidised regime, low level ofschooling of the pregnant girl and the partner, livingin the rural area, and the lack of a stable partner.Conclusions: The prevalence of term teenagepregnancy in Tunja is lower than the reportednational average. It is advisable to conduct a morein-depth analysis of the determinants of pregnancyand childbirth frequency in adolescents, in orderto try to improve intervention strategies in otherregions with a higher prevalence.

Prevalencia de gestación con recién nacido vivo en adolescentes de Tunja, Colombia, 2011-2015