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Table 5 Knowledge, education and uptake of serological screening for various congenital infections according to risk group

From: Cross-sectional study to assess awareness of cytomegalovirus infection among pregnant women in Germany

 

Population A (n = 799)

Population B (n = 434)

Average-risk group (n = 542)

High-risk group (n = 257)

p-value

Average-risk group (n = 188)

High-risk group (n = 246)

p-value

Knowledge toxoplasmosis

529 (97.6%)

253 (98.4%)

0.248

174 (92.6%)

230 (93.5%)

0.49

Education toxoplasmosis

502 (92.6%)

245 (95.3%)

0.043

164 (87.2%)

217 (88.2%)

0.986

Toxoplasmosis serological screening

462 (85.2%)

212 (82.5%)

0.338

136 (72.3%)

183 (74.4%)

0.986

Knowledge listeriosis

334 (61.6%)

171 (66.5%)

0.136

99 (52.7%)

152 (61.8%)

0.057

Education listeriosis

279 (51.5%)

147 (57.2%)

0.244

90 (47.9%)

127 (51.6%)

0.356

Knowledge CMV

228 (42.1%)

162 (63.0%)

 < 0.001

68 (36.2%)

141 (57.3%)

 < 0.001

Education CMV

174 (32.1%)

133 (51.8%)

 < 0.001

58 (30.9%)

106 (43.1%)

0.008

CMV serological screening

148 (27.3%)

112 (43.6%)

 < 0.001

47 (25.0%)

86 (35.0%)

0.034

Knowledge chlamydiasis

516 (95.2%)

252 (98.1%)

0.014

169 (89.9%)

224 (91.1%)

0.486

Education chlamydiasis

346 (63.8%)

186 (72.4%)

0.043

122 (64.9%)

154 (62.6%)

0.616