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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Dec 13.
Published in final edited form as: J Perinatol. 2018 Jun 13;38(9):1227–1234. doi: 10.1038/s41372-018-0146-3

Table 3.

Outcomes analysis based on duration of early antibiotic exposure

No antibiotics (n=1004) ≤48h of antibiotics (n=1366) 3-7d of antibiotics (n=2580) p
BPD or death prior to 36 wk PMA 312 (31.1%) 529 (38.7%) 1110 (43.0%) <0.001
Adjusted OR [95%CI]1 Reference 1.19 [0.88,1.62] 0.82 [0.65,1.04]
BPD among survivors to 36 wk PMA2 283 (29%) 368 (30.5%) 968 (39.7%) <0.001
Adjusted OR [95% CI]1 Reference 1.00 [0.71,1.42] 0.78 [0.62,0.97]
Death prior to 36 wk PMA 29 (2.9%) 160 (11.7%) 142 (5.5%) <0.001
Adjusted OR [95%CI]1 Reference 6.01 [3.11,11.55] 1.65 [0.82,3.33]
1

Adjusted for gestational age, birthweight, sex, race/ethnicity, prenatal steroids, chorioamnionitis, gestational hypertension or pre/eclampsia, gestational diabetes, mode of delivery, small for gestational age, and exclusive human milk feeding, treatment with caffeine, surfactant, mechanical ventilation on the first day of life, and the total duration (days) of mechanical ventilation during the first week of life

2

Denominators for survivors to 36 wk PMA: 975 (no antibiotics); 1205 (≤48h antibiotics); 2437 (3-7d antibiotics)

BPD (bronchopulmonary dysplasia); wk (weeks); h (hours); d (days); OR (odds ratio); CI (confidence interval); PMA (postmenstrual age)