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Table 1 Characteristics of the study population

From: Impact of malaria during pregnancy on pregnancy outcomes in a Ugandan prospectivecohort with intensive malaria screening and prompt treatment

 

No MiP

MiP

Mother characteristics at inclusion (n = 1069)

n=714

n=355

Median age, year (IQR)

24 (21 – 27)

22 (19 – 25)

Median gestational age, week (IQR)

18 (15 – 20)

21 (17 – 28)

Residence, n (%)

  

   Urban

429 (60)

118 (33)

   Rural

285 (40)

236 (67)

Place of delivery, n (%)

  

   Health facility

633 (88%)

291 (82%)

   Home/transport

76 (11%)

62 (17%)

Education level, n (%)

  

   No education

68 (10)

47 (13)

   Primary

285 (40)

210 (59)

   ≥ Secondary

361 (50)

98 (28)

HIV status, n (%)

  

   Negative

533 (74)

255 (71)

   Positive

114 (16)

34 (10)

   Unknown

67 (10)

66 (19)

Primigravid, n (%)

241 (34)

160 (45)

Delivery outcomes

  

   Abortion

23 (3)

5 (1)

   Stillbirth

13 (2)

9 (2)

Mean number of visits (IQR)

20 (17 – 23)

16 (10 – 22)

Newborn characteristics – liveborn singletons (n=967)

Gestational age at birth, weeks (IQR)

40 (39 – 41)

40 (39 – 41)

Preterm delivery, n (%)

42 (7)

29 (9)

Median weight, kg (IQR)

3.11 (2.87 – 3.44)

3.095 (2.80 – 3.33)

Median length, cm (IQR)

50 (47 – 51)

49 (48 – 51)

Female, n (%)

344 (54)

183 (56)