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. 2019 Aug 8;109(1):100–108. doi: 10.1111/apa.14934

Table 2.

Relationship between saturation levels, timing of 1st test and infant activity

  Total (n) Median (range) First saturation <95%, n (%) Pathology (n) No pathology, n (%) P value
Timing of testinga
<4 h 6122 98 (77‐100) 198 (3.2) 25 173 (2.8) .005
4‐12 h 3092 99 (55‐100) 78 (2.5) 10 68 (2.2) .4
>12‐24 h 2580 99 (85‐100) 54 (2.1) 54 (2.1) .6
>24 h 3617b 98 (78‐100) 70 (1.9) 1 69 (1.9) d
Activityc
Asleep 5365 99 (55‐100) 144 (2.7) 9 135 (2.5) .002
Breastfeeding 2448 99 (77‐100) 53 (2.2) 4 49 (2.0) .3
Awake settled 6408 99 (77‐100) 122 (1.9) 14 108 (1.7) d
Awake unsettled 1030 98 (81‐100) 53 (5.1) 1 52 (5.0) <.001
a

Exclusions applied to 1233 due to insufficient data.

b

Six hundred and seventy‐four were screened >72 h after birth.

c

Exclusions applied to 1393 due to insufficient data. Infant activity not recorded for eight infants with pathology.

d

Reference for making individual comparison with other variables in relation to the proportion of readings <95% in the context of no pathology.