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Table 2 The analysis of the difference to the variables of ectopic pregnancy

From: The body mass index and the risk of ectopic pregnancy: a 5-year retrospective case-control study

Variables

Total

(n = 2119)

Group

P

Controla(n = 1460)

Caseb(n = 659)

Age

   

< 0.001

≤ 35

1868(88.2%)

1378(94.4%)

490(74.4%)

 

> 35

251(11.8%)

82(5.6%)

169(25.6%)

 

Parity

   

0.003

0

1530(72.2%)

1083(74.2%)

447(67.8%)

 

≥ 1

589(27.8%)

377(25.8%)

212(32.2%)

 

History of induced abortion

   

< 0.001

NO

1409(66.5%)

1107(75.8%)

302(45.8%)

 

YES

710(33.5%)

353(24.2%)

357(54.2%)

 

History of spontaneous abortion

   

0.175

NO

1999(94.3%)

1384(94.8%)

615(93.3%)

 

YES

120(5.7%)

76(5.2%)

44(6.7%)

 

History of ectopic pregnancy

   

< 0.001

NO

2031(95.8%)

1432(98.1%)

599(90.9%)

 

YES

88(4.2%)

28(1.9%)

60(9.1%)

 

History of appendectomy surgery

   

0.569

NO

2068(97.6%)

1423(97.5%)

645(97.9%)

 

YES

51(2.4%)

37(2.5%)

14(2.1%)

 

BMI

   

0.004

< 18.5

229(10.8%)

140(9.6%)

89(13.5%)

 

18.5 ~ 24.9

1700(80.2%)

1202(82.3%)

498(75.6%)

 

25 ~ 29.9

154(7.3%)

95(6.5%)

59(9.0%)

 

≥ 30

36(1.7%)

23(1.6%)

13(2.0%)

 
  1. acontrol was the deliveries, bcase was the ectopic pregnancies