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. 2011 May 3;26(6):493–502. doi: 10.1007/s10654-011-9586-1

Table 4.

Differences in birthweight between neonates born to women with and without Chlamydia trachomatis infection

Number (%) Mean birth weight SDS Difference in birthweight SDS*
Unadjusted Adjusted#
Gestational age
< 32 weeks (n = 22)
 C. trachomatis 18 (82) 0.83
 C. trachomatis + 4 (18) −0.72 −1.54 (−3.6–0.5) −1.43 (−4.6–1.7)
< 35 weeks (n = 64)
 C. trachomatis 57 (89) 0.13
 C. trachomatis + 7 (11) −0.87 −0.99 (−2.2–0.2) −0.79 (−2.2–0.7)
< 37 weeks (n = 190)
 C. trachomatis 180 (95) −0.26
 C. trachomatis + 10 (5) −0.85 −0.59 (−1.4–0.2) −0.38 (−1.2–0.4)
≥ 37 weeks (n = 3,723)
 C. trachomatis 3,583 (96) −0.08
 C. trachomatis + 140 (4) −0.19 −0.10 (−0.3–0.1) −0.12 (−0.1–0.3)

SDS standard deviation score

#Adjusted for maternal age, ethnicity, education, gravidity and smoking

Difference and 95% confidence interval calculated with linear regression analysis