Table 1.
Endpoint | Definition case | Definition control | No of mother–child pairs included in the regression * | Adjustment in stratified multiple logistic regression | |
Quit during first trimester † | Continued after first trimester ‡ | ||||
Preterm birth | Gestational age <37 weeks | Gestational age ≥37 weeks | 1 210 410 | 1 286 667 | Maternal age, sex, parity, SES |
Low birth weight | Birth weight <2500 g | Birth weight 2500–4500 g | 1 170 187 | 1 328 221 | Maternal age, sex, parity, gestational weeks, SES |
Small for gestational age | |||||
Weight | <10th percentile of weight for gestational age (weeks) birth | ≥10th percentile of weight for gestational age (weeks) birth | 1 210 048 | 1 327 783 | Maternal age, sex, parity, SES |
Body length | <10th percentile of length for gestational age (weeks) birth | ≥10th percentile of length for gestational age (weeks) birth | 1 210 048 | 1 327 783 | Maternal age, sex, parity, SES |
Head circumference | <10th percentile of head circumference for gestational age (weeks) birth | ≥10th percentile of head circumference for gestational age (weeks) birth | 573 343 | 601 407 | Maternal age, sex, parity, SES |
Abnormal body proportions | |||||
Ponderal index | >90th percentile of weight-to-length ratio for gestational age (weeks) birth | 10-90th percentile of weight-to-length ratio for gestational age (weeks) birth | 1 088 451 | 1 196 479 | Maternal age, sex, parity, SES, weight z-score |
Brain-to-body ratio § | <10th percentile of weight-to-head circumference ratio for gestational age (weeks) birth | 10-90th percentile of weight-to-head circumference ratio for gestational age (weeks) birth | 518 704 | 541 549 | Maternal age, sex, parity, SES, weight z-score |
Head-to-length ratio § | >90th percentile of head circumference-to-length ratio for gestational age (weeks) birth | 10-90th percentile of head circumference-to-length ratio for gestational age (weeks) birth | 521 420 | 547 597 | Maternal age, sex, parity, SES |
*The number of mother–child pairs is the sum of non-exposed and exposed pregnancies; the number varies for outcomes due to exclusion of mother–child pairs with missing information on the exposure, outcome or any of the confounding factors included in the multivariate regression.
†Comparison quit smoking during the first trimester with no smoking during pregnancy.
‡Comparison continued smoking after the first trimester with no smoking during pregnancy.
§Available for the years 2004–2016.
SES, socioeconomic status.