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Table 4 Odds ratio of neonatal outcomes by infertility treatment in chorioamnionitis population

From: Association of chorioamnionitis with infertility treatment and subsequent neonatal outcomes in the US: a population-based cohort study

 

Model 1a

Model 2b

Model 3c

LBW

0.912 (0.774–1.075)

1.103 (0.927–1.312)

1.103 (0.927–1.312)

VLBW

1.482 (1.265–1.736)

2.083 (1.665–2.606)

2.083 (1.664–2.606)

Preterm birth

1.262 (1.139–1.399)

1.497 (1.324–1.692)

1.497 (1.324–1.693)

Moderate and late preterm birth

1.104 (0.958–1.271)

1.283 (1.104–1.492)

1.283 (1.104–1.492)

Very preterm birth

1.312 (1.035–1.663)

1.772 (1.356–2.315)

1.770 (1.355–2.313)

Extremely preterm birth

1.590 (1.332–1.899)

2.290 (1.737–3.018)

2.291 (1.737–3.020)

NICU

1.127 (1.058–1.199)

1.233 (1.155–1.315)

1.234 (1.156–1.317)

Assisted ventilation

1.263 (1.158–1.377)

1.339 (1.223–1.466)

1.340 (1.224–1.467)

Assisted ventilation > 6 h

1.403 (1.222–1.611)

1.602 (1.384–1.855)

1.603 (1.384–1.856)

Use of surfactant

1.656 (1.321–2.075)

1.947 (1.522–2.490)

1.948 (1.524–2.492)

Use of antibiotic

1.418 (1.331–1.512)

1.496 (1.400–1.598)

1.496 (1.400–1.598)

  1. Abbreviations: LBW Low birth weight, VLBW Very low birth weight, NICU Neonatal intensive care unit
  2. aUnadjusted model
  3. bAdjusted for Year, maternal age, race, education, marital status, 2 + parity, smoking status, history of preterm birth, history of cesarean, pre-pregnancy BMI, timing of initiation of prenatal care, prenatal visit count, gestational diabetes, gestational hypertension, eclampsia, fetal sex, gestational age, WIC, and payment for delivery
  4. cModel 2 plus infection status: gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia, hepatitis B and hepatitis C
  5. Bold value in the table indicated P value < 0.05