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Table 3 Maternal outcomes stratified by maternal vitamin D status in the first trimester

From: Relationship between maternal vitamin D status in the first trimester of pregnancy and maternal and neonatal outcomes: a retrospective single center study

Maternal

Outcomes

25(OH)D status(nmol/L)

χ2/F/H

P- value

 

< 50

(N = 15,696)

50–74.9

(N = 6981)

≥75

(N = 717)

Total

(N = 23,394)

 

Gestational Age (weeks) (Mean±SD)a

38.9 ± 1.4

38.9 ± 1.4

38.8 ± 1.2

38.9 ± 1.4

3.327

.036&

Gestational Age(weeks) (Category)

    

8.023

.431*

< 28

3

0

0

3

 

28–31 + 6

54(0.3)

26(0.4)

0

80(0.3)

 

32–33 + 6

101(0.6)

31(0.4)

4(0.6)

136(0.6)

 

34–36 + 6

692(4.4)

324(4.6)

32(4.5)

1048(4.5)

 

≥37

14,846(94.6)

6600(94.5)

681(95.0)

22,127(94.6)

 

Cesarean section

6715(42.8)

3028(43.4)

301(42.0)

10,044(42.9)

0.969

.616*

Premature rupture of membranes

18(0.1)

12(0.2)

0

30(0.1)

2.185

.335*

Gestational diabetesa

1680(10.7)

831(11.9)

73(10.2)

2584(11.0)

7.648

.022*

Preeclampsia

440(1.9)

162(2.3)

11(1.5)

613(2.6)

7.832

.020*

Intrahepatic cholestasis

108(0.7)

38(0.5)

8(1.1)

154(0.7)

3.894

.143*

Intrauterine infection

330(2.1)

115(1.6)

10(1.4)

455(1.9)

6.422

.040*

2-h postpartum hemorrhage(ml)

256 ± 149

255 ± 106

244 ± 84

255 ± 137

.001

.797#

  1. * chi-square test; # Kruskal—Wallis H-test; & ANOVA. Multiple comparison was adjusted with Bonferroni calculation
  2. a. Indicates significant differences between deficient group (< 50 nmol/L) and insufficient group(50 – 75 nmol/L);
  3. b. Indicates significant differences between deficient group and sufficient group(> 75 nmol/L);
  4. c. Indicates significant differences between insufficient group and sufficient group;