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. 2020 May 18;15(5):e0232877. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0232877

Table 1. Maternal and fetus characteristics.

Characteristics Preeclampsia (2617, 4%) Non- Preeclampsia (61949, 96%) P-value
Maternal Maternal age, years <0.001
    Mean±sd (n) 29.3±6.4 (2617) 28.4±5.7 (61931)
    Median 29.0 28.0
    Min; Max 18.0; 50.0 18.0; 50.0
Jews, % (n/N) 43.8% (1147/2617) 40.8% (25298/61949) 0.003
SES1, median (IQR) 4.0 (3.0–9.0) 4.0 (3.0–9.0) 0.001
Pregnancy Gestational week, <0.001
    Mean±sd (n) 37.7±2.7 (2617) 39.0±2.0 (61949)
    Median 38.0 39.0
    Min; Max 25.6; 42.0 22.0; 42.0
Gravidity, <0.001
    Mean±sd (n) 3.8±3.3 (2617) 3.9±2.8 (61949)
    Median 3.0 3.0
    Min; Max 1.0; 19.0 1.0; 20.0
Parity, <0.001
    Mean+sd (n) 3.2±2.8 (2617) 3.4±2.4 (61949)
    Median 2.0 3.0
    Min; Max 1.0; 17.0 1.0; 20.0
Fetus /newborn Male Sex, % (n/N) 50.1% (1312/2617) 51.1% (31666/61949) 0.323
Apgar 1 min<5, % (n/N) 7.0% (180/2581) 2.8% (1703/61048) <0.001
Apgar 5 min<7, % (n/N) 2.2% (58/2583) 0.9% (519/61042) <0.001
Birth Weight,
    Mean±sd (n) 2352.5±718.1 (2617) 3156.9±535.3 (61949) <0.001
    Median 2935.0 3185.0
    Min; Max 536.0; 4860.0 510.0; 4992.0
SGA2 of Singleton pregnancies, % (n/N)) 17.2% (430/2494) 10.5% (6381/60767( <0.001

1 SES–socio-economic status

2 SGA–small to gestational age