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Table 1 Prevalence of stillbirth and characteristics based on groups stratified by placental perfusion

From: Abnormal placental perfusion and the risk of stillbirth: a hospital-based retrospective cohort study

Characteristic

Placental perfusion

P value *

Normal (N = 27,720)

Insufficiency (N = 3484)

Not available (N = 10,428)

Across the three groups

Between normal and insufficiency group

Stillbirth, no. (‰, 95% confidence interval)

All a

25 (0.9, 0.5–1.3)

15 (4.3, 2.1–6.5)

16 (1.5, 0.8–2.3)

< 0.001

< 0.001

Unexplainedb

21 (0.8, 0.4–1.1)

14 (4.0, 1.9–6.1)

13 (1.3, 0.6–1.9)

< 0.001

< 0.001

Maternal age at delivery year, no.(%)

   

< 0.001

0.23

<  25

1250 (5)

142 (4)

717 (7)

  

25–34

24,012 (87)

3009 (86)

8374 (80)

  

> = 35

2458 (9)

333 (10)

1337 (13)

  

Local residence, no.(%)

22,006 (79)

2750 (79)

7263 (70)

< 0.001

0.53

Nulliparous, no. (%)

24,033 (87)

3010 (86)

8284 (79)

< 0.001

0.62

Assisted conception, no. (%)

452 (2)

43 (1)

255 (2)

< 0.001

0.078

Gestational diabetes mellitus, no. (%)

2222 (8)

307 (9)

972 (9)

< 0.001

0.11

Preeclampsia, no. (%)

1370 (8)

398 (11)

599 (6)

< 0.001

0.003

Male sex, no. (%)

14,188 (51)

1860 (53)

5407 (52)

0.037

0.014

  1. * P values were derived from chi-square tests or Fisher’s exact tests if applicable
  2. a The numbers for the placental perfusion normal, insufficiency and unavailable groups were 27,724, 3485, and 10,431, respectively
  3. b Stillbirths from terminations of pregnancy due to congenital anomalies were excluded (8 cases)