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Table 1 Characteristics of live births

From: Does sex matter? Association of fetal sex and parental age with pregnancy outcomes in Taiwan: a cohort study

Characteristics

N = 1,347,672

Paternal age, y

  < 25, n (%)

75,119 (6)

25–29, n (%)

328,463 (24)

30–34, n (%)

520,954 (39)

35–39, n (%)

301,149 (22)

40–44, n (%)

93,068 (7)

45–49, n (%)

21,974 (2)

  ≥ 50, n (%)

6945 (1)

Maternal age, y

  < 20, n (%)

23,195 (2)

20–24, n (%)

185,607 (14)

25–29, n (%)

487,567 (36)

30–34, n (%)

474,148 (35)

35–39, n (%)

156,352 (12)

  ≥ 40, n (%)

20,803 (2)

Maternal nationality

Immigrant, n (%)

88,025 (7)

Taiwanese, n (%)

1,259,647 (93)

Income

Dependents or 1st quartile, n (%)

328,224 (24)

2nd quartile, n (%)

340,771 (25)

3rd quartile, n (%)

339,904 (25)

4th quartile, n (%)

338,773 (25)

Route of delivery

Vaginal, n (%)

892,366 (66)

Cesarean, n (%)

455,306 (34)

Gestational hypertension or preeclampsia,n (%)

30,526 (2)

Eclampsia,n (%)

944 (0)

Infant sex

Boy, n (%)

704,523 (52)

Girl, n (%)

643,149 (48)

Sex ratio

1.10

Mean gestational age,wk (SD)

38 (2)

Preterm birth,n (%)

92,663 (7)

Mean birthweight,g (SD)

3112 (426)

  1. SD standard deviation