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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Matern Fetal Neonatal Med. 2010 Aug;23(8):794–805. doi: 10.3109/14767050903443467

Table II. Demographic and clinical characteristics of normal pregnant women and subgroups of fetal death.

Control
n = 129
Unexplained fetal death
n = 25
p Fetal death with preeclampsia/Abruption
n=5
p Fetal death with major congenital or chromosomal anomalies
n = 5
p
Age (years) 23 (14-40) α 25 (18-41) 0.2 25 (19-31) 0.8 27 (17-36) 0.4
GA at amniocentesis (weeks) 33.3 (20.3-42.0) 30.1 (20.4-40.6) 0.03* 33.6 (20.3-40.0) 0.9 23.6 (22.0-30.9) 0.001*
GA at delivery (weeks) 38.7 (37.0-43.0) 30.3 (20.6-40.7) <0.001* 33.6 (20.6-40.0) 0.04* 23.7 (22.1-31.1) <0.001*
Birthweight (grams) 3,255 (2,630-4,750) 1,276 (140-5,755) <0.001* 1,890 (387-3,620) 0.01* 420 (180-1,620) <0.001*
Birthweight <10th percentile 0 12 (48.0%) <0.001* 2 (40%) <0.001* 3 (60%) <0.001*

All p value compared to control

Value expressed as median (range) or number (percent)

GA: gestational age;

α

n=116;

*

p<0.05