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. 2015 Oct 27;30(Suppl 1):S25–S34. doi: 10.3346/jkms.2015.30.S1.S25

Table 1. Neonatal survival rates of very-low-birth-weight infants (VLBWI) and extremely low birth weight infants (ELBWI) in the Korea by the 2013-2014. 6. Korean Neonatal Network.

Birth weight (g) No* (A) No of live (B) Survival rate (B/A) (%) Gestational age (week) No* (A) No of live (B) Survival rate (B/A) (%)
< 400 15 5 33.3 21 6 0 0.0
400-499 55 22 40.0 22 29 4 13.8
500-599 119 56 47.1 23 107 44 41.1
600-699 146 90 61.6 24 156 93 59.6
700-799 220 151 68.6 25 226 159 70.4
800-899 222 182 82.0 26 229 181 79.0
900-999 267 221 82.8 27 276 238 86.2
1,000-1,099 258 237 91.9 28 332 297 89.5
1,100-1,199 252 236 93.7 29 332 314 94.6
1,200-1,299 303 281 92.7 30 273 255 93.4
1,300-1,399 375 363 96.8 31 234 228 97.4
1,400-1,499 374 366 97.9 32 127 123 96.9
Total 2,606 2,210 84.8 33 120 117 97.5
34 75 74 98.7
35 57 56 98.2
ELBWI 1,044 727 69.6 ≥ 36 27 27 100.0
VLBWI 2,606 2,210 84.8 Total 2,606 2,210 84.8

*Total number of admission in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs): 2,386 data-locked cases + 220 unregistered cases=2,606 cases; Number of survived infants at time of discharge from NICU.