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Table 4 Association between maternal and offspring preterm birth type in the sibling subcohorta, Manitoba, Canada, 1980–2016

From: Revisiting the association between maternal and offspring preterm birth using a sibling design

  

Infant’s PTB cases/No of births

PTB rate, %

(N = 2494)

(N = 2494)

(N = 2157)

(N = 1031)

Offspring outcome

Maternal PTB type

URR

95% CI

ARRb

95% CI

ARRc

95% CI

ARR d

95% CI

Any PTB

Not Preterm

143/1425

10.04

1.00

Reference

1.00

Reference

1.00

Reference

1.00

Reference

Spontaneous

72/611

11.78

1.17

0.85, 1.63

1.18

0.86, 1.63

1.16

0.82, 1.61

1.01

0.64, 1.59

Provider-initiated

37/458

8.08

0.81

0.54, 1.21

0.80

0.54, 1.17

0.64

0.40, 1.05

0.68

0.38, 1.24

Spontaneous PTB

Not Preterm

90/1425

6.32

1.00

Reference

1.00

Reference

1.00

Reference

1.00

Reference

Spontaneous

52/611

8.51

1.35

0.97, 1.87

1.39

0.99, 1.93

1.37

0.91, 2.07

1.26

0.73, 2.20

Provider-initiated

23/458

5.02

0.80

0.51, 1.24

0.78

0.50, 1.20

0.79

0.45, 1.40

0.85

0.42, 1.74

Provider-initiated PTB

Not Preterm

53/1425

3.72

1.00

Reference

1.00

Reference

1.00

Reference

1.00

Reference

Spontaneous

20/611

3.27

0.88

0.51, 1.51

0.87

0.50, 1.52

0.83

0.49, 1.44

0.65

0.29, 1.46

Provider-initiated

14/458

3.06

0.82

0.44, 1.54

0.80

0.43, 1.50

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  1. Abbreviations: PTB preterm birth, URR Unadjusted Relative Risk, ARR Adjusted Relative Risk, CI confidence intervals
  2. aAnalyzed with a generalized estimating equations fixed-effects log-binomial regression model. 5 children excluded due to missing information on maternal preterm type
  3. bAdjusted for whether mother moved or had a substance abuse diagnosis in year before birth of child, child’s birth year, mother’s age at birth of child, neighborhood location and SES at birth of child, child’s sex and child’s birth order
  4. cRestricted to births 2000–2016 with complete information on additional covariates. Adjusted for whether mother moved or had a substance abuse diagnosis in year before birth of child, child’s birth year, mother’s age at birth of child, neighborhood location and SES at birth of child, child’s sex, child’s birth order, mother’s smoking status during pregnancy, mother’s education, inadequate prenatal care, receipt of employment income assistance in the year before the birth of the child, and whether mother had a partner
  5. dRestricted to one randomly birth per mother (1995–2016). Adjusted for whether mother moved or had a substance abuse diagnosis in year before birth of child, child’s birth year, mother’s age at birth of child, neighborhood location and SES at birth of child, child’s sex and child’s birth order
  6. eSuppressed due to small number of events (≤6)