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Table 1 Demographic characteristics of 1033 participants

From: Urinary protein-to-creatinine ratio in pregnant women after dipstick testing: prospective observational study

Number of study subjects

1033

Maternal age (yr)

33 (16–49)

Nulliparity

583 (56.4 %)

Twin pregnancy

95 (9.2 %)

Gestational hypertension

73 (7.1 %)

SPIP alone

120 (11.6 %)

Preeclampsia

202 (19.6 %)

Gestational week at delivery for singletons

38.4 (23.7–42.3)

Birthweight for singletons (g)

2872 (369–4645)

Gestational week at delivery for twins

37 (24.3–40)

Birthweight for twins (g)

2282 (125–3276)

Caesarean delivery for singletons

433 (46.1 %)

Caesarean delivery for twins

82 (97.6 %)

Total number of P/Cr testsa

2212

 Number of P/Cr tests/person

2 (1–5)

 Antenatal P/Cr testa alone

826 (79.9 %)

 Postnatal P/Cr testa alone

29 (2.8 %)

 Both of the above

178 (17.2 %)

  1. Data are presented as the median (range) or number (percentage)
  2. SPIP, significant proteinuria in pregnancy defined as P/Cr > 0.27;
  3. awith simultaneous dipstick test