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. 2016 Apr 29;11(4):e0154628. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0154628

Table 1. Maternal Risk Factors and pregnancy characteristics.

Maternal risk factors Any SSRI (n = 358) (n) % No SSRI (n = 24 402) (n) % p-value
Age (y)>35 (58) 16 (3338) 13.7 0.012
<18 (1) 0.3 (149) 0.6 0.641
Pregravid BMI > 26 kg/m2 (118) 34 (6537) 28.2 0.012
Smoking (>5 cigarettes /day) (48) 13.4 (1003) 4.1 <0.00012
Pregravid alcohol consumption (yes) (126) 36.7 (9479) 40.7 0.082
Alcohol consumption during pregnancy (yes) (10) 2.9 (137) 0.6 <0.0001
Chronic illness (yes)3 (63) 17.6 (3403) 13.9 0.032
Diabetes (yes) (3) 0.8 (223) 0.9 1.002
Hypertension (yes) (8) 2.2 (502) 2.1 0.551
Low haemoglobin (<120 g/l) (12) 3.4 (670) 2.7 0.481
Nulliparity (yes) (116) 32.4 (9955) 40.8 0.0012
Prior termination (yes) (62) 17.3 (3042) 12.5 0.0071
Prior caesarean section (yes) (35) 9.8 (1785) 7.3 0.081
Prior miscarriage (yes) (95) 26.5 (4839) 19.8 0.0021

1 χ2 test

2 Fisher’s exact test

BMI = body mass index

3Arterial hypertension, rheumatoid arthritis and other systemic connective tissue diseases, heart defects, asthma, kidney diseases, epilepsy and thyroid diseases

Information lacking from the data: breech presentation (n = 734), velamentous umbilical cord insertion (n = 740)