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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Aug 9.
Published in final edited form as: Rev Saude Publica. 2006 Jan 4;40(1):39–46. doi: 10.1590/s0034-89102006000100008

Table 4.

Follow up rates in the 2004-5 visit, according to baseline characteristics of the cohort. Pelotas, Southern Brazil.

Variable Original cohort
N (%)
% located* P**
Gender 0.18
  Boys 2,580 (49.2%) 86.9
  Girls 2,667 (50.8%) 88.1
Family income (minimum wages) <0.001
  ≤1 967 (18.4%) 88.3
  1.1-3.0 2,260 (43.1%) 88.7
  3.1-6.0 1,204 (22.9%) 88.9
  6.1-10.0 433 (8.3%) 79.9
  >10.0 385 (7.3%) 82.6
Maternal schooling at birth (years) <0.001
  0 134 (2.6%) 82.1
  1-4 1,338 (25.5%) 88.7
  5-8 2,424 (46.2%) 89.9
  ≥9 1,350 (25.7%) 82.5
Birth weight (g) 0.16
  <2,500 510 (9.8%) 89.8
  2,500-3,499 3,361 (64.2%) 86.9
  ≥3,500 1,361 (26.0%) 87.9
  Overall 5,249 (100.0%) 87.5
*

Including 141 deaths

**

Chi-square test