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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jun 8.
Published in final edited form as: Circ Cardiovasc Qual Outcomes. 2020 Jun 8;13(6):e006311. doi: 10.1161/CIRCOUTCOMES.119.006311

Table 1.

Characteristics of pregnancies* among privately-insured women aged 15–44 with and without congenital heart defects (CHD), 2007–2014

No CHD (n=1,524,077) CHD
Any (n=2,334) Severe (n=352) Non-severe (n=1,982)
N % N % N % N %
Age at delivery (years)
 15–19 53,682 3.5 116 5.0 14 4.0 102 5.2
 20–24 178,490 11.7 293 12.6 62 17.6 231 11.7
 25–29 433,806 28.5 603 25.8 106 30.1 497 25.1
 30–34 533,012 35.0 800 34.2 115 32.7 685 34.6
 35–39 267,000 17.5 412 17.7 47 13.4 365 18.4
 40–44 58,087 3.8 110 4.7 8 2.3 102 5.2
Region of residence at delivery
 Northeast 207,706 13.6 357 15.3 68 19.3 289 14.6
 North Central 379,289 24.9 605 25.9 78 22.2 527 26.6
 South 610,221 40.0 775 33.2 120 34.1 655 33.1
 West 308,254 20.2 574 24.6 82 23.3 492 24.8
Year of delivery
 2008–09 396,929 26.0 526 22.5 71 20.2 455 23.0
 2010–11 458,653 30.1 783 33.6 116 33.0 667 33.7
 2012–14 668,495 43.9 1,025 43.9 165 46.9 860 43.4
*

Pregnancies lasting more than 20 gestational weeks.

Severe CHD: Non-severe CHD χ2 p<0.05.

18,630 women missing region of residence at delivery.