Table 4. Proportion of CIM in SSRI-Exposed Children and Matched Comparisons with No History of Maternal Depression and No SSRI Exposure (Secondary Analyses).

	SSRI exposure in 3 trimesters		Matched comparisons		Statistics
	No.	%	No.	%	Test statistic	p-value	OR	Confidence interval
CIM	5	26%	0	0%	10.0	0.002	29.21	3–>999.99
No CIM	14	74%	38	100%
	SSRI Exposure in less than 3 Trimesters		Matched Comparisons		Statistics
	No.	%	No.	%	Test Statistic	p-value	OR	Confidence Interval
CIM	1	8%	0	0%	2.00	0.16	6.36	0.32–955.72
No CIM	12	92%	26	100%
	SSRI exposure at conception		Matched Comparisons		Statistics
	No.	%	No.	%	Test Statistic	p-value	OR	Confidence Interval
CIM	3	20%	0	0%	6.00	0.01	17.08	1.50–>999.99
No CIM	12	80%	30	100%
	SSRI exposure post-conception		Matched Comparisons		Statistics
	No.	%	No.	%	Test Statistic	p-value	OR	Confidence Interval
CIM	2	13%	0	0%	4.00	0.046	11.30	0.85–>999.99
No CIM	13	87%	30	100%
	SSRI+Family History MDD/BPD		Matched Comparisons		Statistics
	No.	%	No.	%	Test Statistic	p-value	OR	Confidence Interval
CIM	5	45%	0	0%	10.0	0.002	38.08	3.57–>999.99
No CIM	6	55%	22	100%
	SSRI No Family History MDD/BPD		Matched Comparisons		Statistics
	No.	%	No.	%	Test Statistic	p-value	OR	Confidence Interval
CIM	1	5%	1	2%	0.25	0.62	6.36	0.32–955.7
No CIM	21	95%	43	98%