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. 2022 Jun 22;12:10587. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-13946-z

Table 1.

General characteristics of the study population (n = 542).

Characteristics na (%)
Sex
Female 232 (42.8)
Male 310 (57.2)
Birthweight (g)
Median (p25–p75) 1172 (940–1436)
Gestational age (weeks)
Median (p25–p75) 29 (27–31)
 < 26 27 (5.0)
26–27 118 (21.8)
28–29 148 (27.3)
30–31 249 (45.9)
Small for gestational ageb
Yes (< 10th percentile) 52 (9.7)
No (≥ 10th percentile) 485 (90.3)
Missing 5 (0.9)
Type of pregnancy
Singleton 372 (68.6)
Multiple 170 (31.4)
Parity
0 342 (63.2)
1 144 (26.6)
 ≥ 2 55 (10.2)
Missing 1 (0.2)
Caesarean
No 156 (29.1)
Yes 381 (70.9)
Missing 5 (0.9)
Maternal agec
Median (p25–p75) 31 (27–35)
 < 25 85 (15.7)
25–34 300 (55.4)
 ≥ 35 157 (29.0)
Native mother
No 81 (15.1)
Yes 454 (84.9)
Missing 7 (1.3)
Neighborhood socio-economic deprivation
Least deprived (q1–q4) 447 (83.2)
Most deprived (q5) 90 (16.8)
Missing 5(0.9)
Length of hospital stay (days)
Median (p25–p75) 51(37–71)

aCalculation of percentages does not include missing values.

bSGA, small for gestational age, based on intrauterine curves developed for the cohort54.

cThe sum of the categories surpasses 100% as the numbers were rounded up.