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. 2017 Aug 18;12(8):e0182874. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0182874

Table 2. Characteristics of singleton stillbirths and live births ≥ 24 weeks GA with adequate placental examination.

Characteristic, column % or as shown 1/ Stillbirth Live birth P-value 2/
Unweighted number 319 1119
Weighted number 314 948
MOTHER
Age at delivery, years
    Median 26 27 0.59
    Interquartile range 22 to 32 22 to 31
Race/ethnicity 0.02
    Non-Hispanic white 36 45
    Non-Hispanic black 17 11
    Hispanic 41 36
    Other 6 7
Chronic hypertension 11 5 0.007
Gestational hypertension/pre-eclampsia 20 11 <0.001
Pre-gestational diabetes 7 2 <0.001
Gestational diabetes 7 8 0.63
INFANT
GA, weeks <0.001
    Median 33 39
    Interquartile range 28 to 37 38 to 40
GA category <0.001
    24–31 wk 41 1
    32–26 wk 31 8
    37+ wk 28 90
Birth weight, grams <0.001
    Median 1,949 3,321
    Interquartile range 984 to 2,873 3,005 to 3,638
Male sex 55 50 0.13
Congenital anomaly 13 3 <0.001

1/ Weighted percentages and other statistics are shown. Information was missing as follows (unweighted n): pre-pregnancy hypertension, 4; pre-pregnancy diabetes, 4; male sex, 2.

2/ P-value for a difference between stillbirths and live births by the Wald chi-square test (categorical variables) or the median test (continuous variables).