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. 2016 Apr 14;6:24527. doi: 10.1038/srep24527

Table 5. Trends in infant mortality rate of selective causes of Shenyang by urban and rural area during 1997–2014.

Selective cause of death Urban areas Rural areas
1997 2014 PC (%) APC (%) 95% CI 1997 2014 PC (%) APC (%) 95% CI
Case Rate* Case Rate* Case Rate* Case Rate*
Pneumonia 20 0.67 18 0.30 −55.71 −5.73 −9.07, −2.27 21 1.13 6 0.32 −71.76 −4.50 −7.29, −1.62
Congenital heart disease 43 1.43 14 0.23 −83.98 −8.61 −11.28, −5.85 28 1.50 18 0.96 −36.46 −1.00 −3.28, 1.34
Neural tube defects 14 0.47 0 0.00 −100.00 −15.04 −19.77, −10.04 8 0.43 2 0.11 −75.29 −15.04 −20.28, −9.46
Preterm birth and low birth weight 31 1.03 46 0.75 −26.97 −2.18 −4.43, 0.13 46 2.47 27 1.43 −41.99 −1.59 −3.65, 0.52
Birth asphyxia 47 1.57 11 0.18 −88.48 −11.22 −12.90, −9.51 42 2.26 9 0.48 −78.82 −10.42 −12.48, −8.30
Intracranial hemorrhage of the newborn 14 0.47 2 0.03 −92.97 −10.68 −14.74. −6.81 14 0.75 2 0.11 −85.88 −10.15 −13.33, −6.85

PC, percent change; APC, annual percent change; CI, confidence interval.

*Infant mortality rates were expressed as per 1000 live births.

Percent change and annual percent change between 1997 and 2014 was calculated by the infant mortality rate.