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. 2016 Aug 17;16:231. doi: 10.1186/s12884-016-1030-9

Table 3.

Adjusted odds ratios for pregnancy outcomes

Variable Negative screening (n = 9002) False-positive screening (n = 1776) CC-only-GDM (not meeting NDDG) (n = 251) NDDG-GDM (n = 457)
Neonatal outcome
 Macrosomia (>4000 g) 1 1.30(0.79–2.15) 2.73(1.18–6.31)c 3.15(1.71–5.80)c
 Preterm labor (<37 weeks) 1 1.09(0.89–1.34) 1.53(0.99–2.37) 1.90(1.39–2.58)c
 Low birth weight (<2500 g) 1 1.07(0.85–1.33) 1.64(1.01–2.64)c 1.81(1.28–2.56)c
 Admission to NICUa 1 1.02(0.83–1.25) 1.61(1.05–2.46)c 1.98(1.47–2.68)c
 Apgar score <7 at 1 min 1 0.78(0.46–1.32) 1.20(0.43–3.35) 1.13(0.51–2.51)
Maternal outcome
 Cesarean section 1 1.06(0.94–1.21) 1.11(0.82–1.50) 1.19(0.95–1.49)
 Gestational hypertension or preeclampsia 1 1.36(1.04–1.79)c 1.42(0.79–2.58) 1.70(1.11–2.60)c
 Shoulder dystociab 1 0.61(0.27–1.34) 1.95(0.59–6.46) 2.02(0.78–5.23)
 Third- or fourth-degree perineal lacerationb 1 1.04(0.78–1.37) 1.05(0.52–2.14) 0.98(0.55–1.74)
 Postpartum hemorrhage 1 1.02(0.59–1.77) 1.26(0.39–4.08) 0.68(0.21–2.21)

Data are presented as adjusted odds ratios (95 % confidence intervals)

Odds ratios were adjusted for nulliparity, maternal age, body mass index at delivery, and delivery year. In addition to the above confounding factors, delivery type (Cesarean section or not) was added for adjustment based on the perinatal outcome of postpartum hemorrhage

CC Carpenter-Coustan criteria, GDM gestational diabetes mellitus, NDDG National Diabetes Data Group criteria, NICU neonatal intensive care unit

aExcluding neonatal death

bOnly including vaginal delivery

c95 % confidence interval did not include 1