Table 1.
Patient characteristics
N | ||
---|---|---|
Gestation age, median (IQR) | 135 | 26 (25–28) |
Birth weight, median (IQR) | 135 | 880 (760–1040) |
Mother received ANS | 135 | 121 (89.6) |
Infant had supplemental oxygen in DR | 135 | 96 (71.1) |
Infant received surfactant in the DR | 135 | 111 (82.2) |
Maternal education >HS,a N (%) | 128 | 47 (36.7) |
Severe findings on neuroimaging,b N (%) | 135 | 6 (4.4) |
Failed RAC at 36 weeks,c n (%) | 133 | 73 (55) |
40-Week respiratory support | ||
On any support, n (%) | 135 | 56 (41) |
FiO2 in %, mean (range) | 135 | 42.7 (21–100) |
Flow in L, mean (range) | 135 | 0.53 (0–9) |
RSI, mean (range) | 135 | 20.4 (0–312) |
DAYC scores at 12 months, median (IQR), range | ||
Cognitive | 121 | 107 (98.5–112.5), 68–132 |
Communication | 121 | 104 (98–110), 73–127 |
Motor | 121 | 100 (94–107), 58–117 |
Abbreviations: ANS, antenatal steroid; DAYC, Developmental Assessment of Young Children; DR, delivery room; HS, high school; IQR, interquartile range (25th–75th); RAC, room air challenge; RSI, Respiratory Severity Index (fractional inspired oxygen received (FiO2) × mean airway pressure (MAP) or flow).
Educational status was divided into high school education or less vs partial college or more.
Persistent periventricular leukomalacia, severe intraventricular hemorrhage (Grade III or IV) or cerebellar hemorrhage.
Two infants transferred before obtaining data. This is the most recent definition of bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD).