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. 2015 Jul 22;81(5):514–519. doi: 10.1016/j.bjorl.2015.07.011

Table 2.

Analyses of the association between maternal smoking and the occurrence of nonsyndromic cleft lip and/or palate in each gender separately, as well as association between gender and the occurrence of clefts in relation to maternal smoking.

Variable Case Control OR 95% CI p
Female
 Non-smoking mother 275 435 1.00
 Mother smokes 94 60 2.48 1.73–3.54 <0.001



Male
 Non-smoking mother 356 146 1.00
 Mother smokes 118 35 1.38 0.90–2.12 0.149



Non-smoking mother
 Female 275 435 1.00
 Male 356 146 3.85 3.02–4.92 <0.001



Mother smokes
 Female 94 60 1.00
 Male 118 35 2.15 1.30–3.53 0.003