Table 5. Perinatal and 28-day neonatal outcomes by intervention group.
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Intervention (n=3268) | Control (n=2997) | RR (95% CI) | p value | Intervention (n=48 698) | Control (n=52 007) | RR (95% CI) | p value | |
Stillbirths | 748 (23%) | 739 (25%) | ·· | ·· | 1304 (3%) | 1264 (2%) | ·· | ·· |
Livebirths | 2520 (77%) | 2258 (75%) | ·· | ·· | 47 394 (97%) | 50 743 (98%) | ·· | ·· |
Number of neonatal deaths before 28 days (frequency, per 1000 livebirths) | 566 (224·6) | 524 (232·1) | 0·96 (0·87-1·06) | 0·65* | 1300 (27·4) | 1211 (23·9) | 1·12 (1·02-1·22) | 0·0127 |
Number of neonatal deaths before 7 days (frequency, per 1000 livebirths) | 455 (180·6) | 433 (191·8) | 0·94 (0·84-1·06) | 0·30 | 1036 (21·9) | 969 (19·1) | 1·12 (1·02-1·22) | 0·0155 |
Number of stillbirths (frequency, per 1000 births) | 748 (228·9) | 739 (246·6) | 0·99 (0·90-1·09) | 0·81 | 1304 (26·8) | 1264 (24·3) | 1·11 (1·02-1·22) | 0·0181 |
Number of perinatal deaths (frequency, per 1000 births) | 1203 (368·1) | 1172 (391·1) | 0·97 (0·91-1·04) | 0·46 | 2339 (48·0) | 2233 (42·9) | 1·11 (1·04-1·19) | 0·0031 |
Male infants only | ||||||||
Livebirths | 1211 | 1138 | ·· | ·· | 24 415 | 26 231 | ·· | ·· |
Number of neonatal deaths before 28 days (frequency, per 1000 livebirths) | 294 (242·8) | 281 (246·9) | 0·99 (0.88-1.12) | 0·90 | 708 (29·0) | 643 (24·5) | 1·16 (1·06-1·27) | 0·0013 |
Female infants only | ||||||||
Livebirths | 1303 | 1116 | ·· | ·· | 22 966 | 24 506 | ·· | ·· |
Number of neonatal deaths before 28 days (frequency, per 1000 livebirths) | 270 (207·2) | 240 (215·1) | 0·95 (0·84-1·07) | 0·37 | 590 (25·7) | 565 (23·1) | 1·08 (0·96-1·21) | 0·2011 |
Data are n or n (%), unless otherwise indicated. Unless otherwise indicated, relative risks (RRs) with corresponding 95% CIs and p values were calculated from generalised linear models accounting for the cluster-level variance and adjusted for randomisation strata.
Calculated from a t test (cluster-level, 62 degrees of freedom [101 clusters–37 strata–2 treatment groups]).