Expert review of molecular diagnostics · 2023
Association between the first and second trimester cell free DNA fetal fraction and spontaneous preterm birth.
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Luo Yanmei, Xu Liang, Ma Yongyi, Yan Xiaoli, Hou Renke, Huang Yulin, Liao Xueqian, Liu Yalan, Wang Dan, Jiang Lupin, Chang Qing
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate whether the fetal fraction of cell-free DNA at the first and second trimesters is associated with spontaneous preterm birth.
METHODS: This was a retrospective cohort study with singleton pregnancies who underwent noninvasive prenatal testing. According to pregnancy outcome, eligible patients were divided into a delivery group ≥37 weeks of pregnancy (term group) and <37 weeks of pregnancy (spontaneous preterm group). Stepwise linear regression was used to identify maternal characteristics associated with the fetal fraction of cell-free DNA. Logistic regression analysis was performed to evaluate the association between the fetal fraction of cell-free DNA and spontaneous preterm birth, adjusted for confounding factors.
RESULTS: 14,020 cases were included in the study, 13292 cases (94.81%) in the term group and 728 cases (5.19%) in the spontaneous preterm group. The cell-free fraction of fetal DNA was inversely correlated with maternal age and body mass index. Positively correlated with gestational age, fertility, and assisted reproductive technology. After adjusting for the covariates, logistic regression analysis revealed no statistically significant association between the fetal fraction of cell-free DNA and spontaneous preterm birth.
CONCLUSION: In our original study, we found no association between the fetal fraction on NIPT and subsequent spontaneous preterm birth.
METHODS: This was a retrospective cohort study with singleton pregnancies who underwent noninvasive prenatal testing. According to pregnancy outcome, eligible patients were divided into a delivery group ≥37 weeks of pregnancy (term group) and <37 weeks of pregnancy (spontaneous preterm group). Stepwise linear regression was used to identify maternal characteristics associated with the fetal fraction of cell-free DNA. Logistic regression analysis was performed to evaluate the association between the fetal fraction of cell-free DNA and spontaneous preterm birth, adjusted for confounding factors.
RESULTS: 14,020 cases were included in the study, 13292 cases (94.81%) in the term group and 728 cases (5.19%) in the spontaneous preterm group. The cell-free fraction of fetal DNA was inversely correlated with maternal age and body mass index. Positively correlated with gestational age, fertility, and assisted reproductive technology. After adjusting for the covariates, logistic regression analysis revealed no statistically significant association between the fetal fraction of cell-free DNA and spontaneous preterm birth.
CONCLUSION: In our original study, we found no association between the fetal fraction on NIPT and subsequent spontaneous preterm birth.