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. 2021 Apr 7;13(4):1213. doi: 10.3390/nu13041213

Table 5.

The adjusted odds ratios of fetal growth restriction (FGR) for pre-pregnancy BMI, in the whole cohort and subgroups.

Odds Ratios of FGR for BMI Categories
Birth Weight Cases/
Controls
OR (95% CI:); p AOR * (95% CI:); p
FGR (n = 21) **
Whole cohort
Obesity 5/91 2.64 (0.91−7.7); 0.075 3.12 (1.02−9.54); 0.045
Overweight 0/170 NC NC
Normal BMI 12/576 1 1
Underweight 4/43 4.47 (1.38−14.4); 0.012 3.84 (1.13−13.0); 0.031
‘Healthy’ subgroup
Obesity 1/36 1.57 (0.19−12.9); 0.675 2.37 (0.27−20.84); 0.438
Overweight 0/118 NC NC
Normal BMI 8/452 1 1
Underweight 2/33 3.42 (0.7−16.78); 0.129 2.52 (0.49−12.97); 0.268
GWG in the range
Obesity 1/24 3.33 (0.33−33.3); 0.305 4.06 (0.38−43.07); 0.245
Overweight 0/47 NC NC
Normal BMI 3/240 1 1
Underweight 3/17 14.12 (2.65−75.3); 0.002 11.82 (1.95−71.6); 0.007

* AOR: adjusted odds ratios (with 95% CI: confidence intervals) calculated in the multiple logistic regression (p-value < 0.05 was assumed to be significant) and the results were obtained after adjustment for: maternal age, primiparity, GWG above the range, and prior pregnancy induced hypertension (GWG were excluded in the subgroup of the GWG in the range); ** the analysis covered mothers with FGR newborns vs. mothers with newborns without FGR. FGR: Fetal growth restriction. ‘Healthy’ subgroup: Women who did not develop either diabetes or hypertension in the current pregnancy; BMI: Body mass index; GWG: Gestational weight gain.