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Original Research

Birth weight, sex, and celiac disease: a nationwide twin study

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Pages 567-577 | Published online: 10 Nov 2017

Figures & data

Table 1 Descriptive information, number (percentage of non-missing values within each variable) if not else stated

Figure 1 Observed proportion with CD by birth weight.

Notes: Percentiles refer to the percentage of individuals with a birth weight lower than indicated. Linear refers to a modeled proportion in a logistic regression with an effect that is linear on the log-odds scale. 95% CI refers to 95% bootstrap CIs of modeled proportion with CD based on 10,000 repeats.
Abbreviations: CD, celiac disease; CI, confidence interval.
Figure 1 Observed proportion with CD by birth weight.

Figure 2 Observed proportion with CD by gestational age-standardized birth weight (z-scores).

Notes: Percentiles refer to the percentage of individuals with a birth weight lower than indicated. Linear refers to a modeled proportion in a logistic regression with an effect that is linear on the log-odds scale. 95% CI refers to 95% bootstrap CIs of modeled proportion with CD based on 10,000 repeats.
Abbreviations: CD, celiac disease; CI, confidence interval.
Figure 2 Observed proportion with CD by gestational age-standardized birth weight (z-scores).

Table 2 Analyses of the association between birth weight and CD, estimate (95% CI)

Table 3 Analyses of the association between z-score (birth weight standardized per gestational age) and CD, estimate (95% CI)

Table 4 Analyses of the association between low birth weight (≤2499 g) and CD, estimate (95% CI)

Figure S1 Observed proportion with CD by birth weight in subsample born in 1980–2004.

Notes: Percentiles refer to the percentage of individuals with a birth weight lower than indicated. Linear refers to a modeled proportion in a logistic regression with an effect that is linear on the log-odds scale. 95% CI refers to 95% bootstrap CIs of modeled proportion with CD based on 10,000 repeats.

Abbreviations: CD, celiac disease; CI, confidence interval.

Figure S1 Observed proportion with CD by birth weight in subsample born in 1980–2004.Notes: Percentiles refer to the percentage of individuals with a birth weight lower than indicated. Linear refers to a modeled proportion in a logistic regression with an effect that is linear on the log-odds scale. 95% CI refers to 95% bootstrap CIs of modeled proportion with CD based on 10,000 repeats.Abbreviations: CD, celiac disease; CI, confidence interval.

Table S1 Analyses of the association between birth weight and CD, estimate (95% CI)

Table S2 Analyses of the association between birth weight and CD in subsample born in 1980–2004 (N=58,771), estimate (95% CI)

Table S3 Analyses of the association between birth weight and CD among same-sexed twin pairs, estimate (95% CI)

Table S4 Analyses of the association between birth weight and CD stratified by whether twin pair was complete, estimate (95% CI)