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. 2012 Jan;13(1):1–10. doi: 10.1631/jzus.B1100216

Table 4.

Results of ICSI children

Group nn ntw ntr rlb (%) rpb (%) tpba (week) mBa (g) rlbw (%) rsb nm
1 104 23 1 29.4 (79/269) 30.4 (24/79) 35.1±1.2 2 981.9±702.3 20.2 (21/104) 0.53 (55/104) 0
2 99 21 0 25.6 (78/305) 25.6 (20/78) 33.7±3.1 2 965.1±671.1 18.2 (18/99) 0.45 (45/99) 3
3 183 43 0 28.6 (140/490) 26.4 (37/140) 33.9±2.2 2 891.7±652.0 25.7 (47/183) 0.48 (87/183) 4
4 130 30 1 31.9 (98/307) 29.6 (29/98) 34.5±1.8 2 799.0±715.8 32.4 (42/130) 0.53 (69/130) 0
5 58 10 0 31.0 (48/155) 20.8 (10/48) 34.8±1.6 3 042.2±623.1 15.5 (9/58) 0.45 (26/58) 1
6 107 31 0 32.9 (77/234) 32.5 (25/77) 34.4±1.8 2 757.5±596.1 29.9 (32/107) 0.49 (52/107) 1
7 38 9 0 40.8 (29/71) 20.7 (6/29) 35.0±2.0 2 898.7±639.1 18.4 (7/38) 0.53 (20/38) 0

n n: number of newborns; n tw: number of twins; n tr: number of triplets; r lb: live-birth rate/transfer cycle; r pb: premature birth rate; t pb: weeks of premature birth; m B: birth weight; r lbw: low birth weight rate; r s: sex ratio; n m: number of malformations.

a

Values are expressed as mean±SD

b

Values are males/(males+females)

No statistical differences were observed for any group (P>0.05). Live-birth rate, premature birth rate, low birth weight rate, and sex ratio were compared by the Chi-square test, weeks of premature birth were compared by the K-W test, and weight of newborns was compared by one-way ANOVA