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. 2024 Apr 18;109(3):272–278. doi: 10.1136/archdischild-2023-325732

Table 3.

Neurodevelopmental results at 5.5 years of all 484 infants, born <27 weeks’ GA who reached 5.5 years’ CA in 2018–2020, separately for infants born at 24, 25 and 26 weeks’ gestation

Total 24 weeks 25 weeks 26 weeks P value
Impairment categorisation at 5.5 years’ CA, N evaluated 484 95 145 244
 None 46% (41–50) 40% (28–48) 42% (34–51) 51% (44–57) 0.044*
 Mild 36% (32–41) 39% (29–50) 35% (27–44) 36% (30–42)
 Moderate-to-severe 18% (15–22) 23% (15–33) 23% (16–31) 13% (9–18)
Impairment categorisation at 2 years’ CA, N evaluated 472 88 143 241
 None 61% (57–66) 53% (43–64) 60% (52–68) 65% (59–71) 0.116*
 Mild 31% (27–35) 35% (25–46) 29% (22–38) 30% (24–36)
 Moderate-to-severe 8% (6–11) 11% (6–20) 11% (6–17) 5% (3–9)

Of 484 children seen at 5.5 years’ CA, data of 472 children were also available at 2 years’ CA. Results are presented as % (95% CI).

*P value is the result of a χ2 test applied on all three categorical rows of the score. A p value <0.05 is considered significant.

CA, corrected age; GA, gestational age.