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Table 1 Perinatal mortality for singleton births in Norway 1967–1976 (n = 531 098) and 1977–1986 (n = 416 735) according to LMP-based gestational age and size at birth (small-for-gestational-age [SGA] and non-SGA)

From: Perinatal mortality by gestational week and size at birth in singleton pregnancies at and beyond term: a nationwide population-based cohort study

 

Non-SGA

SGA

Gestational age in weeks

Perinatal deaths n (per 1000)

Adjusted ORα

95% CI

Perinatal deaths n (per 1000)

SGA% of deaths per week

Adjusted ORα

95% CI

1967–1976

37

192 (11.4)

4.1

3.5–4.9

213 (89.0)

52.6

35.1

29.5–41.7

38

228 (5.6)

2.0

1.7–2.4

226 (40.7)

49.8

15.3

13.0–18.1

39

293 (3.1)

1.1

0.96–1.3

236 (18.3)

44.6

6.9

5.8–8.1

40

379 (2.7)

1.0

Reference

222 (11.3)

36.9

4.3

3.6–5.1

41

327 (3.0)

1.1

0.98–1.3

187 (12.4)

36.4

4.7

4.0–5.6

≥42

316 (4.8)

1.8

1.6–2.1

150 (15.1)

32.2

5.8

4.8–7.0

1977–1986

37

94 (7.3)

5.4

4.2–7.0

103 (62.0)

52.3

49.0

37.9–63.4

38

110 (3.5)

2.6

2.0–3.3

78 (19.0)

41.5

14.4

11.0–19.0

39

155 (2.1)

1.5

1.2–1.9

87 (9.3)

36.0

7.1

5.4–9.2

40

147 (1.3)

1.0

Reference

100 (7.4)

40.5

5.6

4.4–7.3

41

150 (1.7)

1.3

1.01–1.6

92 (8.8)

38.0

6.7

5.2–8.8

≥42

124 (2.4)

1.8

1.4–2.3

57 (8.8)

31.5

6.7

4.9–9.1

  1. Pregnancies with preeclampsia, pregestational and gestational diabetes and infants with congenital anomalies were excluded.
  2. αAdjustments by logistic regression where the following confounders were included: maternal age (<20, 20–24, 25–29, 30–34 and 35+), parity (para 0, para 1+) and fetal sex.