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Table 3 Multivariate analysis of smoking and birth weight of premature infants (n = 189)

From: Smoking during pregnancy and harm reduction in birth weight: a cross-sectional study

Variable

β

SE

p

CI (β; 95%)

(Intercept)

− 3791.46

587.97

0.000

(− 2639.07 to − 4943.86)

Smoking in pregnancy

 Yes, 11 to 40 cigarettes per day

− 340.03

191.32

0.076

(−715.01 to 34.94)

 Yes, 6 to 10 cigarettes per day

265.27

403.49

0.511

(− 525.56 to 1056.16)

 Yes, 1 to 5 cigarettes per day

− 475.24

309.48

0.125

(−1081.80 to 131.34)

 No

   

reference

≥ 7 prenatal medical visits

 Yes

394.58

135.28

0.004

(129.44 to 659.73)

 No

   

reference

Participation in prenatal group

 Yes

−27.69

147.23

0.851

(− 316.25 to 260.86)

 No

   

reference

Emotional problems

 Yes

103.30

197.31

0.601

(− 283.81 to 490.41)

 No

   

reference

High blood pressure/pre-eclampsia/ eclampsia/ HELLP syndromea

 Yes

−23.82

198.03

0.904

(− 411.95 to 364.32)

 No

   

reference

Hemorrhage/bleeding/ threatened abortion

 Yes

342.39

211.14

0.105

(−71.44 to 756.21)

 No

   

reference

Infection

 Yes

− 312.23

186.72

0.094

(− 678.29 to 53.63)

 No

   

reference

Gestational age (weeks)

180.68

16.32

< 0.001

(148.68 to 212.67)

Hyperemesis

 Yes

− 307.98

261.78

0.239

(− 821.06 to 205.11)

 No

   

reference

  1. aHELLP hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, low platelet count