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. 2022 Mar 7;8(1):20552173221085737. doi: 10.1177/20552173221085737

Table 3.

Pregnancy and infant outcomes.

Newborn OCR Infusion Complications Infants’ data APGAR
Preconception (weeks) During pregnancy (weeks) Pregnancy complications Infant complications Mode of delivery Gender BW (g) Gestation (weeks) 1min 5min
NB1 18 No No No LSCS M 3185 38 9 9
NB2 18 5 No Posterior tongue tie SVD M 3452 39 9 9
NB3 22 9 No No LSCS F 3425 38 NA NA
NB4 2 No No No LSCS M 3620 40 9 9
NB5 17 No No No LSCS M 3430 40 7 9
NB6 11 No Breech presentation Mild and transient respiratory distress at birth LSCS F 3220 38 9 9
NB7 24 No No No LSCS M 3608 40 NA NA
NB8 8 No Placental insufficiency, oligohydramnios, breech presentation Hyaline membrane disease, neonatal sepsis, hypoglycaemia LSCS M 3180 38 7 9
NB9 21 No No No SVD, Forceps M 3900 38 6 9
NB10 18 No GDM, primary PPH No LSCS M 2620 38 9 9
NB11 No 2 No No LSCS F 2930 38 9 10
NB12 13 No No No SVD F 4018 40 9 9
NB13 0.4 No No No LSCS F 3150 38 9 9

Legend: w: weeks, BW: birth weight, M: male, F: female, SVD: spontaneous vaginal delivery, LSCS: lower segment Caesarean Section, GDM: gestational diabetes, PPH: postpartum haemorrhage, NTZ: natalizumab, NA: not available.

† Mother received Natalizumab infusions throughout pregnancy as a bridging therapy in view of B cells repopulation during early stage of pregnancy.

¶ Only received a single 300mg dose of IV ocrelizumab. Was due for a second 300mg dose of ocrelizumab but fell pregnant before the scheduled infusion.