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Table 2 Maternal and infant characteristics according to whether or not the child was diagnosed with cerebral palsy

From: Prelabor rupture of membranes and the association with cerebral palsy in term born children: a national registry-based cohort study

 

Cerebral palsy

Yes

No

 

N

(%)

N

(%)

 

Number of births

551

(100)

559,421

(100)

P-value

Maternal agec

  < 19

18

(3.3)

13,070

(2.3)

 

 20–34

421

(76)

454,117

(81)

 

  > 35

112

(20)

92,207

(17)

0.096a

Parity

 Para 0

270

(49)

226,537

(41)

 

  > 0 Para

281

(51)

332,884

(60)

< 0.001b

Any maternal diagnosis before pregnancy

245

(45)

232,001

(42)

0.15b

Any maternal diagnosis during pregnancy

177

(32)

164,254

(29)

0.16b

Diabetes mellitusd

 Diagnosed before pregnancy

4

(0.7)

3052

(0.5)

 

 Gestational

2

(0.4)

5120

(0.9)

0.34b

Thyroid disease

9

(1.6)

7839

(1.4)

0.64b

Recurrent urinary tract infection

15

(2.7)

17,721

(3.2)

0.55b

Chronic kidney disease

2

(0.4)

3043

(0.5)

0.56b

In vitro fertilizatione

12

(2.2)

8272

(1.5)

0.17b

Presentationf

 Cephalic

493

(91)

513,578

(92)

 

 Abnormal

51

(9)

42,022

(8)

0.11b

Induction

90

(16)

68,197

(12)

0.003b

Caesarean sectiong

 Elective

23

(4)

30,151

(5)

 

 Acute

129

(23)

42,489

(8)

 

 No

399

(72)

485,939

(87)

< 0.001b

Sex

 Male

313

(57)

284,929

(51)

 

 Female

238

(43)

274,492

(49)

0.006b

Small for gestational age

33

(6)

7881

(1.4)

< 0.001b

Apgar after 5 minutesh

 0–3

52

(10)

1662

(0.3)

 

 4–6

61

(11)

3830

(0.7)

 

 7–10

435

(7)

552,687

(99)

< 0.001a

  1. a Linear-by-linear test for association
  2. b Pearson Chi-Square
  3. c Information on maternal age was missing in 27 of the children without CP
  4. d Information on diabetes mellitus was missing in 1 of the CP children, and 315 of the children without CP
  5. e Information on IVF was missing in 1 of the CP children and 875 of the children without CP
  6. f Information on presentation was missing in 7 of the CP children and 3821 of the children without CP
  7. g Information on Caesarean section was missing in 842 of the children without CP
  8. h Information on Apgar was missing in 3 of the CP children and 1242 of the children without CP