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. 2019 Oct 17;14(10):e0223888. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0223888

Table 3. Logistic bivariate regression analysis between maternal ages and pre-pregnancy BMI.

All PE (all preeclampsia N = 1,736), EOP (N = 574) and LOP (N = 1,162) vs controls, no preeclampsia (N = 71,078).

All PE
aOR
P val EOP
aOR
P val LOP
aOR
P val
Maternal age
(increment by 5 years)
1.021
[1.04–1.029]
< 0.001 1.035
[1.021–1.048]
< 0.001 1.015
[1.006–1.024]
< 0.001
BMI (kg/m²)
(increment by 5kg/m²)
1.050
[1.043–1.057]
< 0.001 1.039
[1.026–1.053]
< 0.001 1.056
[1.047–1.064]
< 0.001

Women where we could define the pre-pregnancy BMI: N = 965/1162 (83.0%) LOP; N = 456/574 (79.4%) EOP; N = 64,102/71,078 (90.1%) controls.