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Table 1 General characteristics of study subjects

From: Association of maternal omega-6 fatty acid intake with infant birth outcomes: Korean Mothers and Children’s Environmental Health (MOCEH)

 

n

Mean ± SD

 

Range

Pregnant women

 Age, y

1326

30.2 ± 3.7

 

18–45

 Height, cm

1300

161.2 ± 4.8

 

146–180

 Weight, kg

  Pre-pregnancy

1316

55.3 ± 8.5

 

39–94

  Pregnancy

1258

59.6 ± 9.3

 

37–117

 Body mass index, kg/m2

  Pre-pregnancy

1292

21.3 ± 3.1

 

15.8–42.8

  Pregnancy

1248

22.9 ± 3.4

 

15.8–43.5

 Parity

1138

   

 Primigravida, n(%)

  

638(56.1)

 

 Multigravida, n(%)

  

500(43.9)

 

 Education, n(%)

1276

   

  ≤ High school

  

342(26.8)

 

  ≤ University

  

852(66.8)

 

  ≥ Graduate school

  

82(6.4)

 

 Family monthly income(USD), n(%)

1253

   

  < 2000

  

339(27.1)

 

  2000 ≤ and < 4000

  

675(53.9)

 

  ≥ 4000

  

239(19.1)

 

 Supplement user, n(%)

1405

 

799(56.9)

 

 Cigarette smoker, current, n(%)

1315

 

12(0.9)

 

 Secondhand smoking exposer, n(%)

1237

 

179(14.5)

 

 Urinary cotinine, μg/g creatinine

1323

45.3 ± 312.1

 

0–5882

 Alcohol drinker, current, n(%)

1237

 

67(5.4)

 

 Daily dietary intake

1407

   

  Energy, kcal/day

 

1760.4 ± 494.9

  

  Fat, g/day

 

46.2 ± 23.7

  

Neonates

 Gestational age at delivery, days

1262

274.8 ± 10.3

 

191–294

 Birth weight, g

1291

3262.5 ± 427.0

 

500–4650

 Birth length, cm

1201

50.5 ± 2.5

 

26–38.5

 Gender

1296

   

  Boys, n(%)

  

674(52.0)

 

  Girls, n(%)

  

622(48.0)