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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Oct 7.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatrics. 2010 Jan 18;125(2):e250–e260. doi: 10.1542/peds.2009-1112

TABLE 4.

Adjusted MDI and PDI Scores by ARV Exposure Overall, by Birth Weight, and on the Basis of Separate Models for Each BSID Test Version

Characteristic n MDI
PDI
Adjusted
Meana
Pb Adjusted
Meana
Pb
Overall in utero ARV exposure .07 .82
 Not exposed 146 92.2 93.5
 Exposed 1694 94.8 93.9
Model excluding adjustment for birth weight
 Overall in utero ARV exposure .07 .82
  Not exposed 146 93.8 95.2
  Exposed 1694 96.4 95.5
Model including interaction by birth weight
 LBW (<2500 g) .01 <.01
  Not exposed 19 82.8 79.9
  Exposed 274 92.8 92.3
 Normal birth weight (≥2500 g) .73 .76
  Not exposed 127 95.9 97.8
  Exposed 1420 97.3 96.3
Separate models for each BSID test version
 BSID I .31 .36
  Not exposed 115 96.4 102.1
  Exposed 334 98.4 100.0
 BSID II .13 .14
  Not exposed 31 85.5 85.5
  Exposed 1360 89.3 89.7
a

Adjusted for age, birth year, sex, race/ethnicity, type of caregiver, caregiver education level, primary language, birth weight (except where indicated), BSID test version (except in separate models by version), region of country, site size, and rural/urban site classification, all at the levels shown in Table 1.

b

From F test in multiple regression model, adjusting for all of the above covariates.