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Table 1 Comparison between women with EP and VP births. BMI, body mass index. *, t value

From: Analysis of risk factors related to extremely and very preterm birth: a retrospective study

Characteristics

Number(n)

EP(n = 287)

VP(n = 1311)

χ2/t

P

Age (yrs), mean (SD)

1598 (100.00)

30.36 (3.85)

30.40 (4.01)

0.60*

0.437

Abortion ≥ 3, n (%)

133 (8.32)

29 (10.10)

104 (7.93)

1.46

0.228

Primipara, n (%)

948 (59.32)

201 (70.03)

747 (56.98)

16.63

0.000

BMI ≥ 25, n (%)

680 (42.55)

112 (39.02)

568 (43.33)

1.78

0.182

Days admitted to the hospital ≥ 3, n (%)

275 (17.21)

50 (17.42)

225 (17.16)

0.01

0.916

Assisted reproduction, n (%)

272 (17.02)

51 (17.77)

221 (16.86)

0.14

0.709

Blood type of O, n (%)

552 (34.54)

92 (32.06)

460 (35.09)

0.96

0.328

Scar uterus, n (%)

304 (19.02)

35 (12.20)

269 (20.52)

10.59

0.001

Male newborn, n (%)

908 (56.82)

173 (60.28)

735 (56.06)

1.70

0.192

PPROM, n (%)

716 (44.81)

103 (35.89)

613 (46.76)

11.25

0.001

GDM, n (%)

354 (22.15)

50 (17.42)

304 (23.19)

4.54

0.033

Multiple pregnancy, n (%)

289 (18.09)

71 (24.74)

218 (16.63)

10.45

0.001

Abnormal fetal position, n (%)

331 (20.71)

45 (15.68)

286 (21.82)

5.40

0.020

Placental factors, n (%)

167 (10.45)

22 (7.67)

145 (11.06)

2.90

0.089

Cervical incompetency,n (%),

112 (7.01)

40 (13.94)

72 (5.49)

25.77

0.000

Fetal distress, n (%)

178 (11.14)

6 (2.09)

172 (13.12)

28.94

0.000

HDCP, n (%)

185 (11.58)

7 (2.44)

178 (13.58)

28.54

0.000

Amniotic fluid anomaly, n (%)

287 (17.96)

36 (12.54)

251 (19.15)

6.97

0.008

Abnormal vasa umbilicalis, n (%)

114 (7.13)

8 (2.79)

106 (8.09)

9.98

0.002

Chorioamnionitis, n (%)

360 (22.53)

54 (18.82)

306 (23.34)

2.76

0.096