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. 2010 Feb;19(2):245–250. doi: 10.1089/jwh.2009.1396

Table 2.

Estimated Prevalences and Crude and Adjusteda Percent Prevalence Differences for Stress Urinary Incontinence among 836 Premenopausal Women, NIEHS Uterine Fibroid Study

 
Total
SUI
Crude
Adjusted
Characteristic n % n % PD (%) 95% CI PD (%) 95% CI
UL presence                
 No 302 36.1 140 46.4 0   0  
 Yes 534 63.9 274 51.3 5.0 −2.1-12.0 7.4 0.4-14.3
UL size                
 No UL 302 36.1 140 46.4 0   0  
 <2 cm 143 17.1 68 47.6 1.2 −8.7-11.1 2.1 −7.5-11.7
 2–4 cm 237 28.4 126 53.2 6.8 −1.7-15.2 9.6 1.3-17.9
 ≥4 cm 154 18.4 80 52.0 5.6 −4.1-15.2 9.3 −0.4-18.9
Anterior ULb ≥4 cm                
 No UL 302 37.4 140 46.4 0   0  
 Yes 35 4.3 17 48.6 2.2 −14.8-19.4 4.3 −11.9-20.6
 Other UL 470 58.2 241 51.3 4.9 −2.3-12.1 7.4 0.2-14.4
 Missing 29              
Anterior ULb ≥2 cm                
 No UL 302 37.4 140 46.4 0   0  
 Yes 125 15.5 66 52.8 6.4 −4.0-16.8 9.8 −0.3-19.7
 Other UL 380 47.1 192 50.5 4.2 −3.4-11.7 6.2 −1.3-13.7
 Missing 29              
Uterine sizec                
 Small 258 32.9 120 46.5 0   0  
 Medium 260 33.2 120 46.2 0.4 −8.9-8.2 −3.8 −12.3-4.7
 Large 132 16.8 66 50.0 3.5 −7.0-13.9 1.1 −9.7-11.8
 Very large 134 17.1 76 56.7 10.2 −0.2-20.4 8.7 −1.9-19.0
 Missing 52              
a

Estimated using linear risk models, adjusted for age at reference date, ethnicity, BMI, and number of deliveries.

b

Anterior UL, UL located in the anterior wall of a nonretroverted uterus.

c

Small (≤91.4 cm3), medium (>91.4 cm3 and ≤148.9 cm3), large (>148.9 cm3 and ≤213.0 cm3), and very large (>213.0 cm3).

UL, uterine leiomyomata.