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Table 1 Infant and Maternal Characteristics of JIA Cases and non-JIA Controls born in Washington State 1997–2010

From: Juvenile idiopathic arthritis in relation to perinatal and maternal characteristics: a case control study

Characteristics

Cases

(N = 1,252)a

Controls

(N = 6,072)a

 

n

%

n

%

Infant Factors

 Female

843

67.3

2,903

47.8

 Twin/multiple gestationb

18

1.4

79

1.3

 Race/Ethnicity

  White

984

81.3

4,425

74.8

  Black

37

3.1

316

5.3

  Asian/Pacific Islander

60

4.9

426

7.2

  Native American

38

3.1

150

2.5

  Hispanic

91

7.5

598

10.1

  Other

1

0.1

3

0.1

Maternal Factors

 Age (years)

   < 20

106

8.5

694

11.4

  20–24

233

18.6

1,536

25.3

  25–29

385

30.8

1,774

29.2

  30–34

341

27.2

1,326

21.9

  35+

187

14.9

739

12.2

 Education (years)

   < 12

100

12.9

639

18.0

  12

227

29.3

1,092

30.8

  12–16

188

24.2

927

26.1

  16+

261

33.6

888

25.0

 Unmarried

250

20.0

1,577

26.1

 Trimester of inception of prenatal care

  First

987

85.9

4,591

81.1

  Second

133

11.6

897

15.8

  Third

29

2.5

175

3.1

 Medicaid insurance

282

26.3

1,789

37.0

  1. aNumbers may not add up to totals due to missing data
  2. bOR for association with JIA = 1.04, 95% CI: 0.62–1.74