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Crude mean z-scores (95% CI) of anthropometric measurements, for parents, placentas and neonates with ethnic origin from LAMIC, with Western Europeans as reference.
<p>Crude mean z-scores (95% CI) of anthropometric measurements, for parents, placentas and neonates with ethnic origin from LAMIC, with Western Europeans as reference.</p
Flow diagram showing parent-neonate-pairs selected for analysis.
<p>Flow diagram showing parent-neonate-pairs selected for analysis.</p
Mean z-scores (95% CI) of anthropometric measurements, for fathers, mothers, placentas and neonates in six ethnic minority groups (Pakistan, Sri Lanka/India, East Asia, Middle East, Sub-Sahara Africa and Eastern Europe), with Western Europeans as reference.
<p>Mean z-scores (95% CI) of anthropometric measurements, for fathers, mothers, placentas and neonates in six ethnic minority groups (Pakistan, Sri Lanka/India, East Asia, Middle East, Sub-Sahara Africa and Eastern Europe), with Western Europeans as reference.</p
Mean z-scores (95% CI) for selected anthropometric measurements for neonates with ethnic origin from LAMIC with ethnic Western Europeans as reference.
<p>Model 1: unadjusted estimates. Model 2: estimates adjusted for maternal parity, height and BMI. Model 3: estimates adjusted for maternal factors as in model 2 and maternal age and education. Model 4: estimates adjusted for all factors as in model 3 and paternal height and BMI.</p
Characteristics of mothers, pregnancies, neonates and fathers. Data presented as mean (SD) or n (%).
a<p>Western Europe (n = 229, 7 from other Scandinavian countries than Norway, 5 with other Western-European background (3 born in North America)).</p>b<p>Women with ethnic origin from low- and middle-income countries in Asia, Middle East, Africa and south/central-America.</p><p>(includes two women from East Asian countries now classified as high income countries).</p>c<p>HELLP: severe complication to preeclampsia (HEmolysis, ELevated liver enzymes and Low Platelet count).</p>d<p>Composite of four birth complications; meconium-stained amniotic fluid, Apgar <7 after 5 min, grade 3–4 perineal tear or acute caesarean section.</p>e<p>Based on last menstrual period for all births in study sample, includes 37 with ultrasound-derived term.</p>f<p>Small for gestational age (SGA) and large for gestational age (LGA), calculated from Norwegian national references, stratified by GW and sex.</p>g<p>Missing in 43 (8%) neonates, mostly due to intrauterine breech position, family history of hip-dysplasia or other circumstances restricting stretching of the baby.</p