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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr. 2016 Apr 23;174:193–198.e2. doi: 10.1016/j.jpeds.2016.03.048

Table V.

Multivariable regression to evaluate the impact of hypoglycemia status and other factors on neurodevelopmental outcomes in patients without a genetic anomaly (N = 167)

Bayley-III composite score Covariates Beta coefficient (95% CI) P value*
Cognitive Moderate to severe hypoglycemia –9.6 (–17.8 to –1.3) .02
Language Moderate to severe hypoglycemia –9.3 (–17.7 to –1.0) .03
Maternal education: high school diploma or lower –4.0 (–7.9 to –0.2) .04
Cardiac ICU duration of stay, d
    <2 Reference
    2-4.99 –2.6 (–7.0 to 1.9) .26
    ≥5 –7.8 (–12.5 to –3.0) .002
Motor Moderate to severe hypoglycemia –11.8 (–21.0 to –2.6) .01
Age ≤60 days 11.5 (6.7 to 16.3) <.001
RACHS-1 category ≥3 or not assignable –8.6 (–13.3 to –3.9) <.001
Delayed sternal closure –7.3 (–13.2 to –1.3) .02
*

P values were calculated with the use of multivariable linear regression with adjustment for site. Coefficients for intercept and site are not reported.

N = 164. Maternal education was not available for 3 patients with no to mild hypoglycemia, including one patient for whom the Bayley-III language composite score was not available.