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. 2021 May 1;7(5):e06962. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2021.e06962

Table 3.

Estimates of risks for neonatal outcomes according to birthweight.

Variables NBW n= (%) LBW n= (%) Total n = (%) χ2 p-value COR [95% CI] p-value
Neonatal sex Male 413 (53.2) 105 (43.6) 518 (50.9) 1
Female 363 (46.8) 136 (56.4) 499 (49.1) 6.86 0.009 1.47 [1.10–1.97] 0.009
Apgar score in the first minute <7 207 (26.7) 107 (44.4) 314 (30.9) 1
≥7 569 (73.3) 134 (55.6) 703 (69.1) 27.06 <0.001 046 [0.34–0.61] <0.001
Apgar score in the fifth minute <7 92 (11.9) 58 (24.1) 150 (14.8) 1
≥7 684 (88.1) 183 (75.9) 867 (85.3) 21.81 <0.001 0.42 [0.29–0.61] <0.001
Meconium Passed 435 (56.1) 128 (53.1) 563 (55.4) 1
None 341 (43.9) 113 (46.9) 454 (44.6) 0.65 0.422 1.13 [0.84–1.51] 0.422
Urine Passed 406 (52.3) 115 (47.7) 521 (51.2) 1
None 370 (47.7) 126 (52.3) 496 (48.8) 1.56 0.212 1.20 [0.90–1.61] 0.212
Resuscitated at birth No 657 (84.7) 189 (78.4) 846 (83.2) 1
Yes 119 (15.3) 52 (21.6) 171 (16.8) 5.12 0.024 1.52 [1.06–2.19] 0.024
Cried immediately after birth No 98 (12.6) 47 (19.5) 145 (14.3) 1
Yes 678 (87.4) 194 (80.5) 872 (85.7) 7.11 0.008 0.60 [0.41–0.87] 0.008