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. 2019 Jul 31;2(7):e198124. doi: 10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2019.8124

Table 1. Cohort Characteristics.

Characteristic No. (%)
No. of participants 110
Gestational age, mean (SD), wk 38.4 (2.1)
Birth measurements, mean (SD)
Head circumference, cm 31.4 (3.7)
Weight, kg 2.9 (0.6)
Length, cm 47.5 (4.0)
Preterm 12 (11)
Small for gestational agea 35 (32)
History of neonatal intensive care unit 38 (35)
Cesarean delivery 64 (57)
Clinical findings
Severe 68 (62)
Mild or moderate 6 (5)
No clinical findings 36 (33)
Fetal brain destruction sequence 50 (45)
Microcephaly 54 (49)
Congenital contractures 17 (15)
Neurologic symptoms at birth 71 (65)
Abnormal examination findings
Eye 44 (40)
Hearing 14 (13)
Prior transfontanelle ultrasonographyb 100 (91)
Postnatal brain computed tomography 81 (74)
Postnatal brain magnetic resonance imaging 45 (41)
Both postnatal brain computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging 16 (15)
Age at computed tomography, median (IQR), d 14 (3-124)
Age at magnetic resonance imaging, median (IQR), d 31 (19-83)
Mothers with only PCR positive for Zika virus 60 (55)
Infants with only PCR positive for Zika virus 9 (8)
Mothers and infants both with PCR positive for Zika virus 12 (11)

Abbreviations: IQR, interquartile range; PCR, polymerase chain reaction.

a

Small for gestational age was defined as having a weight Z score less than −1.28 SDs for gestational age and sex at the time of birth.

b

Transfontanelle ultrasonography was not performed in 10 infants (9%). Two had normal computed tomography and/or magnetic resonance imaging findings and 8 had abnormal computed tomography and/or magnetic resonance imaging findings.