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. 2021 Feb 19;16(2):e0247527. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0247527

Table 1. Characteristics of the study population: Singleton live births in Alberta from April 1, 2005 to March 31, 2010.

Characteristic N %
Live singletons 206,994 100.0
Sex
    Female 100,795 48.7
    Male 105,967 51.2
    Missing data 232 0.1
Adverse birth group
    Reference group 149,743 72.3
    Moderate/late PTB (32–26) 15,861 7.7
    Very PTB (<32) 3,107 1.5
    SGA at term 16,241 7.9
    LGA at term 18,134 8.8
    Missing data 3,908 1.9
5-min Apgar
    Reassuring (7–10) 194,943 94.2
    Moderately abnormal (4–6) 3,552 1.7
    Low (0–3) 832 0.4
    Missing data 7,667 3.7
Significant resuscitation measures 18,942 9.2
Bronchopulmonary dysplasia 128 0.1
Material deprivation (quintiles)
    Q1 (least deprived) 39,806 19.2
    Q2 38,931 18.8
    Q3 39,007 18.8
    Q4 37,635 18.2
    Q5 (most deprived) 43,193 20.9
    Missing data 8,422 4.1
Social Deprivation (quintiles)
    Q1 (least deprived) 27,353 13.2
    Q2 39,990 19.3
    Q3 43,927 21.2
    Q4 46,120 22.3
    Q5 (most deprived) 41,182 19.9
    Missing data 8,422 4.1
Deaths at follow-up 183 0.1

Reference group = appropriate-for-gestational age infants born at term; LGA = large for gestational age. PTB = preterm birth. SGA = small for gestational age.