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. 2019 Sep 8;9(9):e029757. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2019-029757

Table 4.

Population attributable fractions (%) and 95% CIs of adverse pregnancy and neonatal outcomes by prepregnancy body mass index among non-Arab mothers

All to normal weight Obese to overweight Overweight to normal
Pregnancy outcomes
 Gestational diabetes 16.2 (4.79 to 26.23) 24.58 (8.6 to 37.77) 12.18 (−7.12 to 28)
 Pregnancy-induced hypertension 19.98 (−26.05 to 49.2) 50.24 (1.25 to 74.93) −3.41 (−114.55 to 50.16)
 Pre-eclampsia 42.92 (−5.47 to 69.11) 46.42 (−9.27 to 73.73) 37.79 (−44.56 to 73.23)
 Preterm delivery 16.89 (−10.67 to 37.59) 15.8 (−32.54 to 46.51) 17.86 (−28.14 to 47.34)
 Assisted delivery −2.81 (−23.22 to 14.22) 8.14 (−31.83 to 36) −8.27 (−48.48 to 21.06)
 Caesarean section 13.89 (−0.47 to 26.2) 6.48 (−18.95 to 26.47) 17.19 (−4.73 to 34.53)
Neonatal outcomes
 Macrosomia 13.73 (−46.3 to 49.13) 65.86 (17.93 to 85.8) −45.01 (−261.54 to 41.84)
 Large for gestational age 18.86 (−13.59 to 42.04) 22.44 (−30.35 to 53.85) 17.29 (−38.52 to 50.62)
 Small for gestational age −8.73 (−30.31 to 9.27) −1.13 (−50.1 to 31.86) −13.69 (−57.58 to 17.98)
 NICU referral 7.09 (−20.53 to 28.37) −24.49 (−100.23 to 22.59) 17.79 (−23.81 to 45.41)
 Apgar score <7 4.25 (−40 to 34.51) 30.53 (−38.95 to 65.27) −10.93 (−112.38 to 42.06)

Bold values are statisticaly significant.

NICU, neonatal intensive care unit.