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. 2022 Aug;121:31–38. doi: 10.1016/j.ijid.2022.04.043

Table 1.

Maternal and child characteristics of participants in the matched case-control analysis

Measure Total (n, %)
Maternal characteristics (n=526)
Antenatal self-report smoking 138 (26.2)
Postnatal self-reported smoking1 144 (27.7)
HIV-infected 144 (27.4)
 CD4 cell count (cells/ mm3)
 ≥ 500 46/110 (41.8)
 250–500 46/110 (41.8)
 < 250 18/110 (16.4)
Member of household employed 257 (48.9)
Household Income category
<1000 per month [ZAR]

201 (38.2)
 1000–5000 per month [ZAR] 263 (50.0)
 >5000 per month [ZAR] 62 (11.8)
Birth charateristics (n=527 infants)
Vaginal delivery 420 (79.7)
Premature (<37 weeks gestation) 89 (16.9)
Gestational age of preterm infants [median (IQR)] 35 (32–36)
Duration of hospitalization after birth in preterm [median (IQR)] 2 (1.0–18.5)
Child characteristics
Male, n (%) 281 (53.3)
Birth weight-for-age z score [median (IQR)] –0.6 –(-1.3–0.1)
HIV-infected 2 (0.4)
HIV-exposed uninfected 142 (26.9)
Duration (months) exclusive breast feeding [median (IQR)] 1.4 (0.5–3.0)
Vaccine coverage
 6 weeks 514/515 (99.8)
 10 weeks 514/515 (99.8)
 14 weeks 510/512 (99.6)
 9 months 477/483 (98.8)

IQR = Interquartile range; HIV = human immunodeficiency virus; ZAR= South African Rand

1

Six mothers did not have postnatal smoking status recorded