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. 2013 Oct;23(5):579–587.

Table 1.

Demographic and perinatal characteristics of study population

Characteristic No. (%)
Gender Female 274 (48.6%)
Male 290 (51.4%)
Birth weight (mean± SD) 1179.26±258.04
< = 750 42 (7.4%)
751-1000 105 (18.6%)
1001-1250 153 (27.1%)
1251-1500 264 (46.8%)
Gestational age (Weeks; mean± SD) 29.68±2.58
≤28 196 (34.8%)
29-32 301 (53.4%)
33-36 62 (11%)
≥ 37 5 (0.9%)
Delivery mode Cesarean 416 (73.8%)
Vaginal 148 (26.2%)
Primigravida No 241 (42.7%)
Yes 323 (57.3%)
Plurality Singleton 334 (59.2%)
Twin 123 (21.8%)
Triple and more 107 (19.0%)
Place of birth Inborn 471 (83.5%)
Outborn 93 (16.5%)
Maternal age (Years; mean± SD) 28.27±6.03
Antenatal steroid 562 (99.6%)
Maternal disease 332 (58.9%)
Preeclampcia 125 (22.2%)
Premature rupture of membranes 49 (8.7%)
Prolonged labor 33 (5.9%)
Infertility 133 (23.6%)
Chorioamnionitis 11 (2%)
Abruption placenta 59 (10.5%)
Apgar score at one minute (mean± SD) 6.36±2.07
Apgar score at five minute (mean± SD) 7.86±1.7
Apgar score ≥6 388 (68.8%)
<6 176 (31.2%)
Resuscitation at birth 246 (43.6%)
Surfactant therapy 366 (64.9%)
Mechanical ventilation only 38 (6.7%)
Duration of mechanical ventilation (mean± SD) 0.56±4.02
Duration of hospital stay (mean± SD) 29.72±23.60
Age at time of discharge.median (Min-Max) 32d; (1-185d)
Age at time of death, median (Min-Max) 4d; (1-75d)
Outcome Age of regain birth weight; Median (Min-Max) 15d; (1-84d)
Survive 400 (70.9%)
Death 164 (29.1%)