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Published in final edited form as: Eur J Epidemiol. 2017 Aug 30;32(12):1075–1088. doi: 10.1007/s10654-017-0299-y

Table 10.

Multivariate regression model to assess the relationship of birthweight (g) with fetal dose, restricted to individuals with data taken from medical records, or medical records and logs

Parameter estimate (+95% CI) 2-sided P value
Fetal dose (g/Gy)   −135.309 (−275.303, 25.310)   0.075
Trimester 1 versus trimester 3    28.182 (−37.779, 92.298)   0.393
Trimester 2 versus trimester 3  −23.459 (−83.411, 40.937)   0.439
Parity ≥1 versus parity 0  120.698 (61.496, 179.927) <0.001
Gestation weeks (g/week)  148.322 (127.578, 166.017) <0.001
Baby sex female versus baby sex male   −171.855 (−225.452, −121.588)   0.002
Twin versus singleton   −762.013 (−912.490, 73.368)   0.080
Maternal age (g/year)   5.499 (−3.851, 2065.143)   0.282
Maternal height (g/cm)    12.915 (4.882, 712.024)   0.002a
Maternal weight at 1st clinic (g/kg)    11.193 (5.898, 16.962) <0.001
Model with separate dose × trimester
  Dose in trimester 1 (g/Gy) −2869.097 (−16, 192.029, 5437.288)   0.477
  Dose in trimester 2 (g/Gy)  −23.532 (−191.909, 241.571)   0.823
  Dose in trimester 3 (or missing) (g/Gy)   −265.390 (−528.084, 12.830)   0.061
Linear quadratic model in dose
  Linear dose (g/Gy)   −258.731 (−676.398, 116.034)   0.196
  Quadratic dose (g/Gy2)  124.899 (−191.511, 474.730)   0.434
a

P value derived from BCA-confidence intervals via Normal distribution

All regressions evaluated using 4999 bootstrap resamples. Model adjusted for trimester of exposure, parity, gestation weeks, baby’s sex, singleton/twin birth, maternal age at delivery of offspring, maternal height and maternal weight at first clinic visit. The estimates for the constant term and for indicators of covariate missingness are not given. Analysis of n = 1106 persons with non-missing data on birthweight and fetal dose, with data taken from medical records and/or logs