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Table 1 Association between risk factors and GBS colonization among pregnant women

From: Group B streptococcal colonization in mothers and infants in western China: prevalences and risk factors

Variables

GBS carriers (n = 210) (n,%)

GBS negative (n = 3229) (n,%)

OR(95% CI)

P value

Maternal age (years)

   

0.040

 18–39

207(98.6)

3080(95.4)

3.33(1.05–11.1)

 

 ≥40a

3(1.4)

149(4.6)

  

Ethnic

   

0.048

 Han-Zhuanga

190(90.5)

3033(93.9)

  

 Minority

20(9.5)

196(6.1)

1.63(1.01–2.64)

 

Education level

  ≤ 9 years of schoola

91(43.3)

1422(44.0)

  

 10–12 years of school

67(31.9)

1116(34.6)

0.94(0.68–1.30)

0.700

  ≥ 13 years of school

52(24.8)

69(21.4)

1.18(0.83–1.67)

 

Current smoking

 Noa

209(99.5)

3195(98.9)

  

 Yes

1(0.5)

34(1.1)

0.45(0.06–3.30)

0.432

Previous miscarriage

 Noa

195(92.9)

2942(91.1)

  

 Yes

15(7.1)

287(8.9)

0.79(0.46–1.35)

0.388

Pregnancy-induced hypertension

 Noa

197(93.8)

3078(95.3)

  

 Yes

13(6.2)

151(4.7)

1.35(0.75–2.41)

0.320

Gestational diabetes

 Noa

159(75.7)

2397(74.2)

  

 Yes

51(24.3)

832(25.8)

0.92(0.67–1.28)

0.634

Parity

 1-2a

205(97.6)

3088(95.6)

  

  ≥ 3

5(2.4)

141(4.4)

0.53(0.22–1.32)

0.174

Maternal previous antibiotic use

 Noa

208(99.0)

3131(97.0)

  

 Yes

2(1.0)

98(3.0)

0.31(0.07–1.26)

0.100

  1. OR odds ratio, 95%CI 95% confidence interval
  2. aindicates the reference group in the calculation of OR