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Table 3 Associations of First-Trimester CRL With Birth Outcomes (n = 15 524)

From: Correlation between crown-rump length in the first trimester of pregnancy and neonatal outcomes

Neonatal Outcomes Total (N = 15,524)

   

Univariable analysis

Multivariable analysis

 

Mean ± SD or N (%)

Mean difference (SD)*

Effect size per SD or Adjusted RR* (95% CI)

P Value

Effect size per SD or Adjusted RR* (95% CI)

P Value

Birth length (cm)

49.9 ± 1.3

-

0.08 ± 0.01

 < .001

0.15 ± 0.01

 < .001

Birth weight (g)

3342 ± 438

-

32.78 ± 2.51

 < .001

54.9 ± 2.9

 < .001

SGA

562 (3.6)

-0.300 (0.043)

0.748 (0.687–0.814)

 < .001

0.733 (0.673–0.800)

 < .001

LGA

2146 (13.8)

0.209 (0.023)

1.196 (1.143–1.251)

 < .001

1.241 (1.184–1.301)

0.012

Preterm birtha

819 (5.3)

0.101 (.036)

1.099 (1.025–1.179)

0.008

1.082 (1.008–1.162)

0.029

Admission to NICU

1778 (11.5)

-0.791 (.252)

0.933 (0.888–0.979)

0.005

0.928 (0.883–0.976)

0.003

Admission to NICUb

-

-

-

-

0.934 (0.889–0.982)

0.008

  1. Values represent means (SD) or number of subjects (%). The model was adjusted for maternal age (continuous variable), pre-pregnancy BMI (continuous variable), foliate intake, parity, delivery mode, foetal sex, and gestational age (continuous). aThe model of preterm birth was not adjusted for gestational age. bThe model of admission to NICU was adjusted for the factors above and SGA