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Table 1 Baseline and social characteristics

From: Incidence of adverse perinatal outcomes in highly vulnerable pregnant women – the Mothers of Rotterdam study

 

Mothers of Rotterdam

The Netherlands

Rotterdam

Total number of births in study period

346

813,755

34,009

Gestational age at application (median, IQR)

23.3 (15.9–30.1)

NA

NA

Maternal age

 Mean (sd)

27.73 (6.14)

30.78 (4.74)

30.68 (5.20)

 < 20

42 (12.1)

12,539 (1.5)

893 (2.6)

21–25

81 (23.4)

94,069 (11.6)

4,857 (14.3)

26–30

116 (33.5)

283,619 (34.8)

10,536 (31.0)

31–35

66 (19.1)

292,665 (36.0)

11,537 (33.9)

 > 35

41 (11.8)

130,863 (16.1)

6,186 (18.2)

Parity

Nulliparous

185 (53.5)

359,462 (44.2)

15,681 (46.1)

Primi-/Multiparous

161 (46.5)

454,293 (55.8)

18,328 (53.9)

Neighbourhood

Non-deprived

169 (48.8)

 75,8415 (93.2)

 21,445 (63.1)

Deprived

177 (51.2)

 54,881 (6.7)

 12,564 (36.9)

Missing

0 (0.0)

459 (0.1)

0 (0.0)

Ethnicity

Western

71 (20.5)

 72,2324 (88.8)

 25,019 (73.5)

Non-Western

 179 (51.7)

 81,145 (9.9)

 8,663 (25.5)

Unknown

96 (27.8)

10,286 (1.3)

327 (1.0)

Marital statusa

Married

62 (17.9)

1,652,141 (37.3)

Data not available

Divorced

2 (0.6)

348,577 (7.8)

 

Single

73 (21.0)

-

 

Otherb

130 (37.6)

2,426,251 (54.8)

 

Unknown

79 (22.9)

0 (0.0)

 
  1. Data shown as frequency (%), unless otherwise stated
  2. a Data for the Netherlands is derived from Statline (n = 4,424,269), here “single” is embedded in the category “Other”
  3. b Including unmarried and long distance relationship