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Table 2 Univariate analysis of influential factors of macrosomia in the first and second parturient groups

From: The second pregnancy has no effect in the incidence of macrosomia: a cross-sectional survey in two western Chinese regions

Variables

Pregnant women in their first pregnancy (n, %, mean ± SD)

Pregnant women in their second pregnancy (n, %, mean ± SD)

χ2/t

p value

Fetal macrosomia

 Yes

79 (7.2)

36(7.1)

  

 No

1015 (92.8)

468 (92.9)

0.003

0.955

Maternal age (years)

29.21±3.51

28.80±3.39

2.207

0.027*

Maternal height (m)

1.61±0.05

1.61±0.05

1.362

0.174

Delivery weight (kg)

60.68±8.72

62.12±8.38

− 3.109

0.002**

Maternal BMI (kg/m2)

23.31±3.21

23.98±3.08

− 3.871

0.000***

Gestational diabetes mellitus

 Yes

39 (3.6)

18 (3.6)

  

 No

1055 (96.4)

486 (96.4)

0.000

0.995

Gestational hypertension

 Yes

39 (3.6)

33 (6.5)

  

 No

1055 (96.4)

471 (93.5)

7.134

0.008

Physical activity time (daily)

 < 30 min

873 (79.8)

409 (81.2)

  

 ≥ 30 min

221 (20.2)

95 (18.8)

0.397

0.528

Fetal birth weight (g)

3334.63±620.82

3448.73±758.73

− 3.174

0.002**

Fetal gender

 Male

587 (53.7)

268 (53.2)

  

 Female

507 (46.3)

236 (46.8)

0.032

0.858

  1. *p < 0.05; **p < 0.01;***p < 0.0001. SD standard deviation, BMI body mass index
  2. Maternal BMI refers to the last weight recorded before delivery