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. 2020 Mar 4;128(2):292–301. doi: 10.1111/1471-0528.16115

Table 2.

Neurodevelopmental outcomes, respiratory outcomes and long‐term healthy survival of children participating in follow‐up

Complete case analysis (N = 56)
Assessed for neurodevelopment and health outcomes Amnioinfusion (n = 10) No intervention (n = 4) RR (95% CI)
No neurodevelopmental delay a 8/28 2/28 4.00 (0.93–17.19)
Percentage of all assessed surviving infants b 80% 50%
Percentage of all included participants c 28.6% 7.1%
Percentage of all participants with known outcome d 28.6% 8%
Bayley/WPSSI mild delay (−1SD) 8 (28.6%) 2 (7.1%) 4.00 (0.93–17.19)
Bayley/WPSSI severe delay (−2SD) 0 (0%) 0 (0%)
No respiratory problems e 6/28 3/28 2.00 (0.55–7.22)
Percentage of all assessed surviving infants b 60% 75%
Percentage of all included participants c 21.4% 10.7%
Percentage of all participants with known outcome d 21.4% 12%
Respiratory symptoms disturbing daily activities f 1 (3.6%) 0 (0%)
Anti‐asthmatic medication g 2 (7.1%) 1 (3.6%) 2.00 (0.19–20.82)
Visits to a paediatric pulmonologist h 1 (3.6%) 1 (3.6%) 1.00 (0.7–15.21)
Composite healthy survivor i 5/28 2/28 2.50 (0.53–11.83)
Percentage of all assessed surviving infants b 50% 50%
Percentage of all included participants c 17.9% 7.1%
Percentage of all participants with known outcome d 17.9% 8%

Data presented as n (%).

a

Neurodevelopmental delay defined as: scores for a mild neurodevelopmental delay with a cut off of −1 SD in any of the 2 indexes of the Bayley‐III‐NL or in any of the 3 scales of the WPPSI‐III‐NL.

b

Percentage of all infants that were assessed for follow‐up, n = 10 in the amnioinfusion group, n = 4 in the no intervention group.

c

Percentage of all included participants, n = 28 in the amnioinfusion group, n = 28 in the no intervention group.

d

Percentage of participants with a known outcome, n = 28 in the amnioinfusion group, n = 25 in the no intervention group (three infants lost to follow‐up).

e

Respiratory problems defined as: at least once a week respiratory symptoms interfering with daily activities (i.e. not able to attend school or not able to play) in the past four weeks, or visits to a paediatric pulmonologist from birth until current age, or use of anti‐asthmatic medication for respiratory symptoms at least ≥1 time/week.

f

Respiratory symptoms interfering with daily activities (i.e. not able to attend school or not able to play) at least once a week over the past four weeks.

g

Use of anti‐asthmatic medication at least ≥1 time/week from birth until current age.

h

Visits to a pulmonologist from birth until current age.

i

Healthy survivor defined as: no neurodevelopmental delay or no respiratory problems.