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. 2020 Jan 30;17:19. doi: 10.1186/s12978-020-0854-y

Table 2.

Maternal characteristics in women with and without oligohydramnios

With Oligohydramnios No Oligohydramnios Overall p-Value1
At least one US exam ≥28 weeks, n 87 12,853 12,940
Maternal age (years), n (%) 87 12,849 12,936 0.2766
 < 20 17 (19.5) 2185 (17.0) 2202 (17.0)
 20–35 61 (70.1) 9577 (74.5) 9638 (74.5)
 > 35 9 (10.3) 1087 (8.5) 1096 (8.5)
Maternal education, n (%) 87 12,851 12,938 0.1698
 No formal schooling 30 (34.5) 3209 (25.0) 3239 (25.0)
 Primary 37 (42.5) 4403 (34.3) 4440 (34.3)
 Secondary 19 (21.8) 4873 (37.9) 4892 (37.8)
 University 1 (1.1) 366 (2.8) 367 (2.8)
Parity, n (%) 82 12,660 12,742 0.1253
 0 25 (30.5) 2993 (23.6) 3018 (23.7)
 1 14 (17.1) 2847 (22.5) 2861 (22.5)
 2+ 43 (52.4) 6820 (53.9) 6863 (53.9)
Previous live birth among multipara, n/N (%) 52/57 (91.2) 9092/9667 (94.1) 9144/9724 (94.0) 0.5814
Previous live birth with primipara in denominator, n/N (%) 52/82 (63.4) 9092/12,660 (71.8) 9144/12,742 (71.8) 0.0421
Maternal height, Mean (sd) 151.1 (7.6) 153.5 (8.1) 153.5 (8.1) 0.7097
Maternal weight, Mean (sd) 55.1 (10.0) 55.9 (10.1) 55.9 (10.1) 0.0713
Maternal BMI, Mean (sd) 24.2 (4.2) 23.8 (4.2) 23.8 (4.2) 0.1007

1P-value from a logistic regression model for at least one oligohydramnios finding adjusting for site and maternal characteristics using general estimating equations to account for the correlation of outcomes within cluster