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. 2023 Nov 15;159(1):28–34. doi: 10.1001/jamasurg.2023.5803

Table 3. Outcomes by Trimester in the Cohort With AC and the Propensity Score–Matched Control Cohort.

Presentation, outcome Events, No./total No. (%) [95% CI] Odds ratio (95% CI)a
Cohort with AC (n = 5759) Propensity score–matched cohort (n = 23 036)
Trimester 1
Pregnancy loss 629/2518 (24.98) [23.31-26.73] 2066/10 072 (20.51) [19.61-21.45] 1.29 (1.16-1.43)
Preterm delivery 294/1889 (15.56) [13.97-17.30] 668/7556 (8.84) [8.19-9.50] 1.90 (1.64-2.20)
Trimester 2
Pregnancy loss 34/1736 (1.96) [1.38-2.76] 65/6944 (0.94) [0.71-1.18] 2.11 (1.34-3.24)
Preterm delivery 267/1702 (15.69) [14.01-17.52] 706/6808 (10.37) [9.65-11.12] 1.61 (1.38-1.86)
Trimester 3
Pregnancy lossb 1/1505 (0.07) [0.00-0.43] 4/6020 (0.07) [0.02-0.13] 1.00 (0.00-8.01)
Preterm delivery 226/1504 (15.03) [13.28-16.96] 323/6016 (5.37) [4.79-5.97] 3.12 (2.64-3.70)

Abbreviation: AC, acute cholecystitis.

a

Results from the propensity score–matched analysis.

b

Pregnancy loss rates in the third trimester were too low to make a comparison. This is consistent with preexisting obstetric data.16