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. 2020 Nov 6;11:565078. doi: 10.3389/fgene.2020.565078

TABLE 1.

Clinical data for 307 infants from three medical centers.

Characteristics Findings
Sex [n (%)]
Male 183 (59.61%)
Female 124 (40.39%)
Gestational age (weeks) [n (%)]
>37 weeks 217 (70.68%)
37∼28 weeks 84 (27.36%)
<28 weeks 6 (1.96%)
Birth weight [n (%)]
≥2500 g 230 (74.92%)
1500∼2500 g 56 (18.24%)
<1500 g 21 (6.84%)
Age at enrollment [M(P25∼P75)], days 8 (1-26.00)
≤28 days of age [n (%)] 243 (79.15%)
28∼100 days of age [n (%)] 64 (20.85%)
Length of stay [M (P25∼P75)], days 14 (8-30)
Prenatal findings [n (%)] 29 (9.45%)
Consanguity [n (%)] 2 (0.65%)
Family history [n (%)] 14 (4.56%)
Age of testing [M (P25∼P75)], days 20 (8-39)
Age of confirmed diagnosis [M (P25∼P75)], days 76 (55–100)
Turnaround time [M (P25∼P75)], days 52 (35–66)
Mortality [n (%)]
NICU 27 (8.79%)
Post-NICU 54 (17.59%)
Total 180 days 81 (26.38%)
NGS tests [n (%)]
Panels 50 (16.29%)
WES 257 (83.71%)
Testing protocols [n (%)]
Proband-panels 12 (3.91%)
Trio-panels 32 (10.42%)
Proband-WES 44 (14.33%)
Trio-WES 209 (68.08%)
Dyads 10 (3.26%)

NGS, next-generation sequencing; WES, whole-exome sequencing.