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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Mar 30.
Published in final edited form as: Paediatr Perinat Epidemiol. 2014 Oct 21;28(6):498–509. doi: 10.1111/ppe.12152

Table 3.

Association of influenza vaccination during pregnancy with the risk of preterm delivery (PTD) among mothers of non-malformed infants, stratified by influenza season

All PTD Unadjusted Adjusteda




Influenza vaccination timing n % n % HR [95% CI] HR [95% CI]
2006–07 Season
  All 436 100.0 33 7.6
  None 365 83.7 29 7.9
  Anytime during pregnancy 71 16.3 4 5.6 0.79 [0.28, 2.26] 1.03 [0.32, 3.33]
2007–08 Season
  All 585 100.0 43 7.4
  None 482 82.4 38 7.9
  Anytime during pregnancy 103 17.6 5 4.9 0.64 [0.25, 1.63] 0.79 [0.28, 2.21]
2008–09 Season
  All 529 100.0 29 5.5
  None 425 80.3 23 5.4
  Anytime during pregnancy 104 19.7 6 5.8 1.12 [0.46, 2.75] 1.08 [0.40, 2.95]
2009–10 Seasonb
  All 378 100.0 21 5.6
  None 346 91.5 12 3.5
  Anytime during pregnancy 32 8.5 9 28.1 9.96 [4.19, 23.7] 7.81 [2.66, 23.0]
a

Adjusted for propensity score.

b

Represents the unvaccinated and the vaccinated against seasonal influenza only; 385 vaccinated against pandemic H1N1 were excluded from the analysis (including 20 PTD).

PTD, preterm delivery; HR, hazard ratio; CI, confidence interval.