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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Epidemiology. 2014 Nov;25(6):859–865. doi: 10.1097/EDE.0000000000000157

Table 1.

Demographic and behavioral characteristics of clubfoot cases and controls, Massachusetts, New York, and North Carolina, 2006 – 2011.

Clubfoot
Cases
Controls
(n=622) (n=2002)

No. (%) No. (%)
Maternal race/ethnicity
 White non-Hispanic 450 (72) 1307 (65)
 Black non-Hispanic 80 (13) 334 (17)
 Hispanic 70 (11) 241 (12)
 Other/Unknown 22 (4) 120 (6)
Maternal age at conception (years)
 <25 190 (31) 600 (30)
 25–29 183 (29) 558 (28)
 30–34 153 (25) 516 (26)
 ≥35 96 (15) 328 (16)
Maternal education (years)
 < 12 77 (12) 278 (14)
 12 158 (25) 448 (22)
 > 12 387 (62) 1276 (64)
Parity
 Nulliparous 304 (49) 802 (40)
 Multiparous 318 (51) 1200 (60)
Maternal cigarette smoking in lunar months 2 or 3
 Smoked 164 (26) 353 (18)
 Did not smoke 449 (72) 1632 (82)
 Missing data 9 (1) 17 (1)
Maternal alcohol use in lunar months 2 or 3
 Used alcohol 55 (9) 122 (6)
 Did not use alcohol 536 (86) 1798 (90)
 Missing data 31 (5) 82 (4)
Maternal body mass index (kg/m2)
 < 18.5 21 (3) 85 (4)
 18.5– < 24.9 289 (46) 1062 (53)
 25– <30 168 (27) 445 (22)
 ≥ 29.9 127 (20) 351 (18)
 Missing data 17 (3) 59 (3)
Infant sex
 Male 452 (73) 993 (50)
 Female 170 (27) 1009 (50)
First degree family history of clubfoot
 None 551 (89) 1987 (99)
 Yes 71 (11) 15 (1)
Study center
 North Carolina 254 (41) 990 (49)
 New York 199 (32) 560 (28)
 Massachusetts 169 (27) 452 (23)