Table 5 Multiple logistic regression analysis of the independent association between rubella seronegativity with specific pregnancy outcomes.

From: Parity status and the relationship between antenatal rubella serology with obstetric outcome

 

Whole cohort

Nulliparas

Multiparas

Any obstetric complicationa

1.049 (0.982–1.120)

1.074 (0.977–1.181)

1.020 (0.931–1.116)

Gestational diabetesa

0.947 (0.886–1.013)

0.850 (0.762–0.950)

1.014 (0.931–1.103)

Gestational hypertensiona

0.757 (0.637–0.900)

0.714 (0.567–0.899)

0.818 (0.628–1.066)

Pre-eclampsiaa

1.142 (0.987–1.321)

1.066 (0.881–1.289)

1.261 (1.005–1.582)

Preterm birthb

1.007 (0.935–1.085)

0.874 (0.744–1.028)

0.995 (0.850–1.164)

Pregnancy > 41 weeksb

1.411 (1.201–1.658)

1.492 (1.194–1.865)

1.323 (1.046–1.674)

Labour inductionb

1.011 (0.942–1.084)

0.964 (0.878–1.059)

1.066 (0.958–1.185)

Caesarean sectionb

0.995 (0.931–1.063)

0.933 (0.852–1.022)

1.063 (0.965–1.171)

Manual removal of placentab

0.944 (0.848–1.052)

0.987 (0.854–1.140)

0.892 (0.759–1.049)

Postpartum haemorrhageb

0.827 (0.703–0.973)

0.816 (0.646–1.032)

0.840 (0.670–1.053)

Infant ≥ 4000gb

1.107 (0.908–1.267)

1.182 (0.946–1.476)

1.070 (0.904–1.266)

Apgar score < 7 at 5th minb

1.181 (0.861–1.620)

1.053 (0.698–1.592)

1.383 (0.846–2.261)

Perinatal deathb

1.443 (0.987–2.108)

1.005 (0.574–1.760)

2.123 (1.257–3.587)

Stillbirthb

1.144 (0.696–1.881)

0.772 (0.372–1.602)

1.779 (0.891–3.549)

Neonatal deathb

2.154 (1.190–3.899)

1.677 (0.693–4.056)

2.796 (1.243–6.291)

  1. Significant differences shown in bold.
  2. Results expressed in adjusted relative risk (aRR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI).
  3. aAdjusted for age ≥ 35 years, body mass index ≥ 25 kg/m2, height ≤ 154 cm, infant gender = male, previous abortion history, any medical history.
  4. bAdjusted for obstetric complications including hypertensive disorders and gestational diabetes in addition toa.