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. 2012 Aug 16;207(4):288.e1–288.e7. doi: 10.1016/j.ajog.2012.08.023

TABLE 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of pregnant women with and without pneumonia in Taiwan, 2005 (n = 8772)

Variable Women with pneumonia (n = 1462)
Comparison women (n = 7310)
P value
No. % No. %
Infant characteristics
Sex .068
 Male 788 53.9 3749 51.3
 Female 674 46.1 3561 48.7
Maternal characteristics
Parity .616
 1 744 50.9 3625 50.0
 2 554 37.9 2784 38.1
 ≥3 164 11.2 874 11.9
Age, y 1.000
 <20 50 3.4 250 3.4
 20-24 352 24.1 1760 24.1
 25-29 454 31.1 2270 31.1
 30-34 427 29.2 2135 29.2
 >34 179 12.2 895 12.2
Education level .070
 ≤Junior high school 160 10.9 713 9.7
 Senior high school 1041 71.2 5121 70.1
 ≥College 261 17.9 1476 20.2
Alcohol abuse/alcohol dependence syndrome 3 0.2 7 0.4 .258
Gestational diabetes 48 3.3 227 3.1 .722
Gestational hypertension 44 3.0 192 2.6 .409
Anemia 158 10.8 723 9.9 .287
Coronary heart disease 20 1.4 45 0.6 .002
Hyperlipidemia 31 2.1 139 1.9 .579
Obesity 9 0.6 36 0.5 .548
Geographic region .604
 North 614 42.0 3105 42.5
 Center 393 26.9 1988 27.2
 South 412 28.2 2045 27.9
 East 43 2.9 172 2.4
Paternal age, y .892
 <30 518 35.4 2602 35.6
 30-34 466 31.9 2363 32.3
 >34 478 31.7 2345 32.1

Chen. Pneumonia and pregnancy. Am J Obstet Gynecol 2012.