Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2017.
World J Gastroenterol. Jul 21, 2017; 23(27): 4942-4949
Published online Jul 21, 2017. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v23.i27.4942
Table 2 Univariate analysis of maternal characteristics among infants with maternal hepatitis B virus DNA results n (%)
Maternal characteristicsCases (n = 27)Controls (n = 135)ORP value
Age (yr)
< 255 (18.5)17 (12.6)Reference
25-3414 (51.9)75 (55.6)0.635 (0.201-2.002)0.438
> 358 (29.6)43 (31.9)0.633 (0.181-2.209)0.473
Race
Not Asian/Pacific Islander1 (3.7)21 (15.6)Reference
Asian/Pacific Islander26 (96.3)114 (81.4)4.790 (0.616-37.234)0.129
Foreign born
No2 (7.4)17 (12.6)Reference
Yes25 (92.6)118 (87.4)1.801 (0.391-8.295)0.450
Education
Greater than High school14 (51.9)74 (54.8)Reference
High school or less13 (48.2)61 (45.2)1.126 (0.492-2.577)0.778
Insurance Prenatal Care
Non-government16 (59.3)63 (46.7)Reference
Government10 (37.0)72 (53.3)0.547 (0.232-1.292)0.169
Unknown1 (3.7)0 (0)--
Primigravid
No12 (44.4)76 (56.3)Reference
Yes15 (55.6)59 (43.7)1.610 (0.701-3.699)0.262
Nulliparous
No11 (40.7)65 (48.2)Reference
Yes16 (59.3)70 (51.9)1.351 (0.584-3.124)0.482
Delivery type
Non cesarean21 (77.8)100 (74.1)Reference
Cesarean5 (18.6)35 (25.9)0.680 (0.239-1.942)0.472
Unknown1 (3.7)0 (0)--