Hello Statalist,
I am new to Stata and this is my first post, so I hope you can help me.
I am trying to find the syntax to create small for gestational age birth outcomes (a sex-specific birth weight below the 10th percentile for gestational age, according to Canadian reference values). To do so I need to create z scores using my the sex specific Canadian reference charts by gestational age.
I realize the 'zanthro' command does that, but uses other imbedded reference charts by the WHO and the CDC.
Is there a way to use the Canadian reference chart instead with this command or any other syntax that you recommend?
Syntax
egen [type] newvar = zanthro(varname,chart,version) [if] [in], xvar(
varname) gender(varname) gencode(male=code, female=code)
[ageunit(unit) gestage(varname) nocutoff]
egen [type] newvar = zbmicat(varname) [if] [in], xvar(varname)
gender(varname) gencode(male=code, female=code)
[ageunit(unit)]
Thanks for your help,
Shiraz
I am new to Stata and this is my first post, so I hope you can help me.
I am trying to find the syntax to create small for gestational age birth outcomes (a sex-specific birth weight below the 10th percentile for gestational age, according to Canadian reference values). To do so I need to create z scores using my the sex specific Canadian reference charts by gestational age.
I realize the 'zanthro' command does that, but uses other imbedded reference charts by the WHO and the CDC.
Is there a way to use the Canadian reference chart instead with this command or any other syntax that you recommend?
Syntax
egen [type] newvar = zanthro(varname,chart,version) [if] [in], xvar(
varname) gender(varname) gencode(male=code, female=code)
[ageunit(unit) gestage(varname) nocutoff]
egen [type] newvar = zbmicat(varname) [if] [in], xvar(varname)
gender(varname) gencode(male=code, female=code)
[ageunit(unit)]
Thanks for your help,
Shiraz
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