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Table 4 Maternal anthropometric outcomes

From: The effects of dietary and lifestyle interventions among pregnant women with overweight or obesity on early childhood outcomes: an individual participant data meta-analysis from randomised trials

Outcome

Intervention (n=1224)d

Control (n=1159)d

Unadjusted estimate (95% CI)

Unadjusted p

Ï„ unadjusted modelc

Adjusted estimate (95% CI)

Adjusted p

Ï„ adjusted modelc

Weight (kg)a

92.63 (18.78)

91.62 (19.30)

16.13 (−22.71, 54.97)

0.335

36.37

0.70 (−2.95, 4.35)

0.389

0.00

Waist circumference (cm)a

99.49 (14.31)

99.47 (14.43)

23.86 (−53.94, 101.65)

0.401

48.43

0.82 (−3.36, 5.00)

0.338

0.00*

BMI (kg/m2)a

33.92 (6.36)

33.65 (6.60)

5.89 (−8.59, 20.38)

0.343

13.57

0.22 (−0.87, 1.32)

0.366

0.00

Systolic blood pressure (mmHg)a

119.83 (12.06)

120.75 (12.94)

28.91 (−68.27, 126.10)

0.413

60.35

0.55 (−6.95, 8.04)

0.599

0.00*

Diastolic blood pressure (mmHg)a

75.22 (9.40)

76.06 (9.95)

17.92 (−43.89, 79.73)

0.424

38.38

−0.13 (−4.51, 4.25)

0.872

0.64

Weight changeb trial entry until follow-up

1.23 (10.23)

0.86 (10.17)

0.86 (−2.51, 4.22)

0.268

0.43

0.52 (−2.47, 3.51)

0.424

0.00*

  1. aContinuous outcome: descriptives are mean (SD); estimates are difference in means (intervention − control) and 95% confidence interval from a linear mixed model. Adjusted models included maternal BMI, parity (0 vs 1+), age at trial entry and elapsed time between delivery and follow-up
  2. bContinuous outcome: descriptives and estimates as above. Adjusted models included maternal BMI, parity (0 vs 1+), weight and age at trial entry and elapsed time since delivery
  3. cEstimated standard deviation of the random intervention effect (assumed ~ N(0, τ2)), indicating heterogeneity of treatment effect. Estimates marked with ‘*’ were extremely unstable with very large standard errors and should therefore be interpreted with caution
  4. dNumber of women from all studies for whom data on any 3–5-year follow-up outcome was available