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Table 4 Association of maternal and neonatal factors with the risk of congenital anomalies

From: Pattern of congenital anomalies at birth and their correlations with maternal characteristics in the maternity teaching hospital, Erbil city, Iraq

Variable

 

Total N (%)

Study group (n = 130)

Controlled group (n = 130)

OR

95% CI

P

Age, years

Mean (SD)

27.3(6.7)

27.5(6.9)

27.1(6.6)

1

0.97–1.04

0.628

Parity

Mean (SD)

1.9(1.7)

1.9(1.8)

1.9(1.7)

0.99

0.87–1.14

0.972

Birth weight, kg

Mean (SD)

2.97(0.5)

2.70(0.6)

3.24(0.4)

0.15

0.08–0.28

< 0.001

Education

≤ secondary level

184(70.8)

91(70.0)

93(71.5)

0.92

0.54–1.58

0.892

> secondary level

76(29.2)

39(30.0)

37(28.5)

1

1

Occupation

Housewive

237(91.2)

122(93.8)

115 (88.5)

1

1

0.189

Employed

23(8.8)

8(6.2)

15(11.5)

0.5

0.20–1.23

Medical diseases

Yes

71(27.3)

69(53.1)

2(1.5)

72.3

17.1–351.0

< 0.001

No

189(72.7)

61(46.9)

128(98.5)

1

1

Adequate antenatal care

Yes

155(59.6)

41(31.5)

114(87.7)

1

1

< 0.001

No

105

89(68.5)

16(12.3)

15.4

8.14–29.35

Smoking

Yes

21(8.1)

16 (12.3)

5 (3.8)

3.5

1.24–9.88

0.012

No

239(91.9)

114(87.7)

125(96.2)

1

1

Previous abortion

Yes

50(19.2)

14(10.8)

36(27.7)

0.31

0.16–0.61

0.001

No

210(80.8)

116(89.2)

94(72.3)

1

1

Previous congenital anomalies

Yes

28(10.8)

27(20.8)

1(0.8)

33.8

4.51–253.0

< 0.001

No

232(89.2)

103(79.2)

129(99.2)

1

1

Consanguinity

Yes

129(49.6)

90(69.2)

39(30.0)

5.25

3.09–8.90

< 0.001

No

131(50.4)

40(30.8)

91(70.0)

1

1

Sex of newborn

Male

149(57.3)

73(56.2)

76(58.5)

1

1

0.802

Female

111(42.7)

57(43.8)

54(41.5)

1.09

0.67–1.79

  1. CI confidence interval, OR odds ratio