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. 2021 Apr 16;24(15):5090–5100. doi: 10.1017/S136898002100166X

Table 4.

Effect of gestational anaemia on adverse birth outcomes: logistic regression

aOR 95 % CI P-value aOR 95 % CI P-value
LBW
  Maternal age 0·97 0·93, 1·02 0·21 0·96 0·90, 1·03 0·24
  Preterm birth 22·70 13·54, 38·06 <0·001 39·98 20·09, 79·58 <0·001
  Living in the urban area 0·65 0·40, 1·06 0·08 0·39 0·19, 0·83 0·015
  Female gender 1·44 0·94, 2·22 0·09 1·35 0·75, 2·59 0·37
  Belonging to the lowest SES 1·23 0·48, 3·11 0·67 2·24 0·41, 12·30 0·35
  Prenatal care visits 0·87 0·80, 0·94 0·001 0·80 0·71, 0·91 0·001
  Gestational anaemia 0·48 0·28, 0·82 0·007 0·40 0·20, 0·83 0·014
SGA*
  Maternal age 0·92 0·89, 0·96 <0·001 0·91 0·86, 0·95 <0·001
  Living in the urban area 1·26 0·62, 2·48 0·51 0·57 0·36, 0·89 0·01
  Belonging to the lowest SES 0·92 0·89, 0·96 <0·001 0·75 0·32, 1·76 0·50
  Gestational anaemia 0·56 0·38, 0·83 0·003 0·52 0·33, 0·80 <0·001

aOR, adjusted OR; LBW, low birth weight; SES, socio-economic stratification; SGA, small for gestational age.

*

All models included potential confounders as covariates (maternal age, SES and neonate sex), except for SGA because INTERGROWTH21 calculates sex-adjusted centiles.