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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Aug 17.
Published in final edited form as: Hypertens Pregnancy. 2016 Dec 21;36(2):131–137. doi: 10.1080/10641955.2016.1250905

Table 4.

Multivariate logistic regression model analyses.

Logistic Regression (Subsequent hypertension as the outcome), N=337*
OR** 95% CI P value
Previous pre-eclampsia 3.43 1.83 − 6.43 0.001
Mean prior systolic BP*** 1.02 1.00 − 1.04 0.032
Current age 1.08 1.04 − 1.11 0.001
Current BMI 1.01 0.97 − 1.06 0.505
Participants in quartile with shortest follow-up, N=69
Logistic Regression (Subsequent hypertension as the outcome)
OR 95% CI P value
Previous pre-eclampsia 11.31 1.15 − 111.2 0.038
Mean prior systolic BP 1.06 0.99 − 1.13 0.090
Current age 1.09 0.93 − 1.29 0.270
Current BMI 0.85 0.72 − 1.01 0.062
Remaining quartiles, same model, results given for previous pre-eclampsia only
Second quartile of follow-up, N=89 3.52 0.69 − 18.1 0.132
Third quartile, N=91 3.65 1.05 − 12.7 0.042
Fourth quartile, N=89 2.20 0.80 − 6.08 0.128
Cases excluded, Controls only, N=211
Logistic Regression (Subsequent hypertension as the outcome)
OR 95% CI P value
Mean prior systolic BP 1.04 1.00 − 1.07 0.041
Current age 1.12 1.05 − 1.18 0.001
Current BMI 1.05 0.98 − 1.13 0.188
*

N= the number of participants with available covariates for a particular analysis

**

Odds Ratio

***

Mean systolic or diastolic blood pressure, one year pre-pregnancy through 20 weeks gestation