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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 May 22.
Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr. 2012 Dec 20;162(5):906–11.e1-2. doi: 10.1016/j.jpeds.2012.10.060

Table III.

Mean CIMT by birth and parental health characteristics*

n Mean CIMT, mm (SD) P value
Sex
 Girls 347 0.561 (0.04) Ref
 Boys 323 0.573 (0.04) .001
Birth weight quintiles, g
 1: 709–3005 141 0.565 (0.04) .565
 2: 3010–3317 137 0.562 (0.04) .912
 3: 3320–3544 137 0.562 (0.05) Ref
 4: 3545–3830 138 0.568 (0.05) .252
 5: 3840–5216 138 0.576 (0.05) .012
Term born
 Term 531 0.553 (0.04) Ref
 Preterm 35 0.567 (0.04) .075
 Postterm 104 0.573 (0.05) .224
Mode of delivery
 Vaginal 537 0.569 (0.04) Ref
 Cesarean 133 0.578 (0.04) .006
Pregnancy complications
 No 639 0.566 (0.04) Ref
 Yes 31 0.578 (0.04) .164
Asthma status
 No 513 0.565 (0.04) Ref
 Yes 157 0.572 (0.05) .101
Parents with history of cardiovascular risk*
 No 372 0.565 (0.05) Ref
 Yes 298 0.569 (0.04) .205

Ref, reference category; g, range of actual birth weight of study participants in each quintile.

*

Parents with self-reported diabetes, hypercholesterolemia, hypertension, myocardial infarction, heart failure, or stroke.

Unadjusted linear regression analyses.