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Published in final edited form as: Am J Obstet Gynecol. 2020 Jul 18;224(1):99.e1–99.e14. doi: 10.1016/j.ajog.2020.07.027

TABLE 3.

Reasons for ineligibility in analyses and missing data

Weight variable Number of participants Reasons for ineligibility Number of participants with missing weights at each time point
Eligible, n (% of total cohort [N=169]) Analyzed, n (% eligible) Pregnant at randomizationa Late pregnancy loss (14–20 wk) Preterm birth (28–37 wk) Pregnancy ongoing at end of follow-up Total Pregnancyonsetb End of first trimesterc End of second trimesterd ≥37 wke
Prepregnancy weight loss 157 (92.9) 156 (99.4) 12 1 1
First-trimester GWG 169 (100.0) 165 (97.6) 4 1 3
Second trimester GWG 165 (97.6) 160 (97.0) 4 5f 3 3
Third trimester GWG 160 (94.7) 157 (98.1) 4 1 4 3 3
Total GWGg 149 (88.2) 141 (94.6) 4 12 4 8 1 7

GWG, gestational weight gain.

a

Although participants self-reported not being pregnant at the baseline visit, it was later determined that some were already pregnant;

b

Self-reported prepregnancy weight or, if not available, weight at first prenatal visit (must have been measured before 11 weeks’ gestation);

c

Weight had to be measured at 14 weeks’ gestation±20 days;

d

Weight had to be measured at 28 weeks’ gestation±20 days;

e

Weight had to be measured at or after 37 weeks’ gestation to be included in the total GWG analysis;

f

Total does not equal sum of row because 1 person was missing at both end of the first trimester and end of the second trimester weight so only counted once in total;

g

Participants had to be at full term (≥37 weeks’ gestation) to be included in the total GWG analysis.