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. 2018 Mar 1;46(4):343–351. doi: 10.1111/cdoe.12372

Table 1.

Maternal and child characteristics in the total group of children with foetal 25(OH)D concentration measurementsa, b

Maternal characteristics Total group (n = 4750) Child characteristics Total group (n = 4750)
Age (y) 30.4 ± 5.0 Age (y) 6.2 ± 0.5
Length (cm) 168 ± 7.4 Male (%) 49.7 (2359)
BMI (kg/cm2) 24.7 ± 4.4 Birth weight (kg) 3.4 ± 0.6
Parity (% (n)) Low birth weight (% (n)) 5.0 (236)
Nulliparous 57.4 (2727) Weight (kg) 23.2 ± 4.2
Primi‐ or multiparous 42.6 (1991) Length (cm) 119 ± 5.9
Missing 0.7 (32) Fever in first year of life (% (n))
Educational level (% (n)) Yes 82.0 (2573)
High 28.9 (1165) No 18.0 (566)
Mid‐high 27.6 (1115) Missing 33.9 (1611)
Mid‐low 31.4 (1268) Ethnicity (% (n))
Low 12.1 (488) Dutch and other Western 65.0 (3035)
Missing 15.0 (714) Moroccan and Turkish 14.0 (653)
Household Income/month (% (n)) African 14.8 (691)
>3200 euro 49.8 (1912) Asian 6.2 (288)
2000‐3200 euro 26.1 (1000) Missing 1.8 (83)
<2000 euro 24.1 (925) Watching television (% (n))c
Missing 19.2 (913) <2 h/d 80.5 (2621)
Alcohol use during pregnancy (% (n)) ≥2 h/d 19.5 (636)
Never 45.1 (1887) Missing 21.8 (910)
Alcohol use until pregnancy was known 14.3 (598) Playing outside during daytime (% (n))c
Continued 40.6 (1697) ≥2 h/d 23.0 (704)
Missing 12.0 (568) <2 h/d 77.0 (2358)
Folic acid use during pregnancy (% (n)) Missing 26.5 (1105)
Start 1st 10 weeks 32.2 (1170) Season of blood withdrawal (% (n))
Start periconceptional 43.5 (1580) Winter 24.0 (1140)
Never 24.2 (879) Spring 28.3 (1343)
Missing 23.6 (1121) Summer 22.3 (1060)
Fall 25.4 (1207)
25(OH)D Concentration (% (n))
Optimal + Sufficient (≥50 nmol/L) 50.1 (2381)
Deficient (25‐50 nmol/L) 26.5 (1258)
Severely deficient (<25 nmol/L) 23.4 (1111)
Evaluable photographs (% (n))
HSPM 90.0 (4278)
MIH 37.5 (1780)
Prevalence HSPM (% (n))d 8.9 (381)
Prevalence MIH (% (n))e 8.2 (146)
a

Values are means ± SDs for continuous variables and percentages for categorical variables based on the number of valid cases.

b

For the categorical variables, the percentage of missing data is shown.

c

Based on group of children with childhood 25(OH)D concentration measurements (n = 4167).

d

Based on group of children with evaluable photographs for HSPM (n = 4278).

e

Based on group of children with evaluable photographs for MIH (n = 1780).