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. 2023 Mar 30;14:1114250. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2023.1114250

Table 2.

Comparison of maternal-neonatal outcomes in different paternal BMI groups.

Variables Underweight Normal Overweight Obesity P valueb
GDM n (%) 50 (5.00) 906 (5.70) 539 (5.50) 159 (5.80) 0.779
Pa 0.400 Reference 0.658 0.730
HDCP n (%) 20 (2.00) 272 (1.70) 195 (2.00) 99 (3.60) <0.001*
Pa 0.464 Reference 0.079 <0.001*
Cesarean delivery n (%) 397 (39.90) 5849 (36.50) 3713 (38.00) 1085 (39.70) <0.001*
Pa 0.033* Reference 0.013* 0.001*
GWG over guidelines n (%) 79 (7.90) 1116 (7.00) 758 (8.00) 247 (9.00) 0.001*
Pa 0.064 Reference 0.001* 0.002*
Premature birth n (%) 102 (10.20) 1566 (9.80) 905 (9.3) 266(9.70) 0.519
Pa 0.628 Reference 0.187 0.951
SGA n (%) 100 (10.00) 879 (5.50) 554 (5.70) 171 (6.30) <0.001*
Pa <0.001* Reference 0.515 0.105
Macrosomia n (%) 79 (7.90) 1108 (6.90) 742 (7.60) 245 (9.00) 0.001*
Pa 0.221 Reference 0.038* <0.001*

BMI, body mass index; GDM, gestional diabetes mellitude; HDCP, hypertensive disorder complicating pregnancy; GWG, gestational weight gain; SGA, small for gestational age;

a The p-values taken from univariate logistic regression compared with the referent (normal BMI).

b P values for trend across categories of different paternal BMI.

*P<0.05 was considered statistically significant.