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Table 1 Serology titres and perinatal complications of 19 women with Q fever among 179 pregnant women with adverse pregnancy outcomes (APO), Saint Pierre, May to October 2013

From: Pregnancy outcomes of Q fever: prospective follow-up study on Reunion island

Patient

Age range (years)

Phase 2 IgM

Phase 2 IgG

Phase 1 IgG

APO (weeks)

1

35 to 40

48

256

0

LPTB (36 weeks)

2

31 to 35

96

256

0

EM (9 weeks)

3

15 to 20

0

64

0

SGA + OA (39 weeks)

4

31 to 35

0

128

0

EM (10 weeks)

5

21 to 25

192

1024

128

EM (5 weeks)

6

41 to 45

0

512

128

EM (8 weeks)

7

21 to 25

0

256

0

NGA (39 weeks)

8

26 to 30

0

1024

0

EM (8 weeks)

9

36 to 40

0

256

0

HM + EM (8 weeks)

10

16 to 20

0

256

0

IUFD+LPTB(36 weeks)

11

16 to 20

0

64

0

EM (6 weeks)

12

31 to 35

0

64

0

LM (21 weeks)

13

16 to 20

0

64

0

LPTB+SGA (36 weeks)

14

41 to 45

0

128

0

EM (9 weeks)

15

31 to 35

0

256

0

IUFD+VPTB (32 weeks)

16

36 to 40

0

128

0

EM (9 weeks)

17

26 to 30

0

64

0

VPTB+SGA (31 weeks)

18

36 to 40

0

256

0

SGA (39 weeks)

19

21 to 25

0

128

0

SGA (37 weeks)

  1. EM early miscarriage (aka spontaneous abortion< 12 weeks of gestation), HM hydatiform mole, LM late miscarriage (aka, spontaneous abortion 12 to 21 weeks, or birthweight< 500 g.), IUFD intrauterine foetal death (aka stillbirth, ≥ 22 weeks or birthweight ≥500 g.), VPTB very preterm birth (22 to 32 weeks), LPTB late preterm birth (33 to 36 weeks), NGA normal for gestational age, SGA small for gestational age (intrauterine growth restriction; birthweight <10th percentile), OA oligohydramnios