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30 May 2024 : Database Analysis  

Maternal Exposure to Environmental Air Pollution and Premature Rupture of Membranes: Evidence from Southern China

Xiaowu Yang1ABCDEG*, Fengsheng Xu2DF, Gongyan Ma3CD, Feng Pu1B

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.943601

Med Sci Monit 2024; 30:e943601

Table 3 The relationship between exposure to air pollutants and the risk of PROM in distributed lag models.

Pollutant*Unadjusted modelAdjusted model**
OR95% CIOR95% CI
PM (ug/m)1.070.98–1.171.060.98–1.16
PM (ug/m)1.041.00–1.071.030.99–1.07
NO (ug/m)1.030.99–1.051.020.98–1.06
O (mg/m)1.020.98–1.051.010.97–1.04
PM (ug/m)1.141.07–1.221.111.04–1.18
PM (ug/m)1.131.03–1.241.091.03–1.16
NO (ug/m)1.111.04–1.191.081.04–1.15
O (mg/m)1.101.04–1.161.061.02–1.17
PM (ug/m)1.211.13–1.321.171.12–1.23
PM (ug/m)1.241.18,1.371.141.10–1.80
NO (ug/m)1.151.10–1.191.131.05–1.19
O (mg/m3)1.131.01–1.221.081.02–1.14
* Per increase in 10 μg/m;
** The models were adjusted for age, pre-pregnancy BMI, premature birth, diastolic blood pressure, systolic blood pressure, family history of diabetes, parity, season of delivery, and temperature.

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