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. 2014 Jul 7;9(7):e101682. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0101682

Table 3. Crude and adjusted OR for emotional distress and early and late preterm birth.

Early preterm Late preterm Term
22–31weeks 32–36 weeks ≥37 weeks
n = 240* n = 1,547* n = 33,386*
Crude Crude Adjusted Control
OR (95% CI) OR (95% CI) OR (95% CI)
Emotional distress at 17 weeks n = 240 n = 1,547 n = 1,547 n = 33,386
0.79 (0.44; 1.41) P = 0.425 1.03 (0.83; 1.26) P = 0.818 0.97 (0.78;1.19) P = 0.747 1
Emotional distress at 30 weeks n = 1,408 n = 1,408 n = 31,008
Not calculated|| 1.09 (0.87; 1.36) P = 0.447 1.00 (0.80;1.25) P = 0.993 1
Increase in emotional distress § n = 1,374 n = 1,374 n = 30,261
Not calculated|| 1.15 (0.87; 1.52) P = 0.331 1.06 (0.80; 1.41) P = 0.671 1
Sustained high ED § n = 1,354 n = 1,354 n = 29,967
Not calculated|| 1.01 (0.71; 1.43) P = 0.966 0.93 (0.66; 1.33) P = 0.696 1

*cases with covariates missing are excluded.

adjusted for maternal age, educational level, marital status, smoking, pre-pregnancy body mass index, late medical risk, history of spontaneous abortion, and neonate gender.

emotional distress at 17 and 30 weeks are dichotomized variables, mean score ≥2 = 1.

§

compared to no emotional distress at 30 weeks.

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OR not calculated because the exposure was measured simultaneously with the outcome variable.