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Table 1 Maternal and neonatal characteristics of the analysed population (including stillbirths)

From: Health of singleton neonates in Switzerland through time and crises: a cross-sectional study at the population level, 2007-2022

Maternal characteristics

Maternal characteristics

Variable

N = 1,274,449 1

Variable

N = 1,274,4491

parity

 

civil status

 

 1

626,129 (49%)

 married

982,708.0 (77.1%)

 2

464,044 (36%)

 single

291,741.0 (22.9%)

 3

139,646 (11%)

maternal age (years)

31.4 (5.0)

 >3

39,767 (3.1%)

mean SSEP

58.2 (8.6)

 missing

4,863 (0.4%)

 missing

205 (<0.1%)

urbanity

 

mean altitude

536.9 (185.5)

 rural

646,138 (51%)

 missing

205 (<0.1%)

 urban

628,106 (49%)

Neonatal characteristics

 missing

205 (<0.1%)

birth weight (g)

3,325.2 (523.2)

language region

 

sex

 

 German or Romansh

911,143.0 (71.5%)

 male

655,640.0 (51.4%)

 French

318,553.0 (25.0%)

 female

618,809.0 (48.6%)

 Italian

44,548.0 (3.5%)

gestational age (weeks)

39.4 (1.8)

 missing

205 (<0.1%)

gestational age category

 

maternal nationality

 

 term

1,204,114.0 (94.5%)

 Switzerland

782,480.0 (61.4%)

 preterm  (<37 weeks)

70,335.0 (5.5%)

 Europe

373,904.0 (29.3%)

living status

 

 Asia

44,915.0 (3.5%)

 livebirth

1,269,586.0 (99.6%)

 Africa

37,187.0 (2.9%)

 stillbirth

4,863.0 (0.4%)

 Southern and Central America

22,910.0 (1.8%)

birth weight category

 

 Northern America

7,474.0 (0.6%)

 normal BW

1,214,013.0 (95.3%)

 missing or Oceanian

5,579.0 (0.4%)

 low birth weight (<2'500g)

60,436.0 (4.7%)

  1. 1n (%); Mean (SD)