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. 2022 Jun 7;10:2050313X221102289. doi: 10.1177/2050313X221102289

Table 1.

Characteristics of patients receiving vasopressin for PPHN.

Subject Birth weight (g) Sex Gestational age (weeks) Diagnosis Need for therapeutic hypothermia Need for ECMO Age at initiation (h) Initial vasopressin dose (milliunits/kg/h) Maximum vasopressin dose (milliunits/kg/h) Duration of vasopressin (h)
1 3663 M 34.3 Naphthalene exposure N/A N 47 40 60 212
2 2710 M 39 MAS N/A Y (VA) 17 40 80 5
3 3730 M 39 HIE with pulmonary hemorrhage Y N 21 60 80 157
4 2590 M 40.1 HIE with pneumothorax Y Y (VA) 43 40 80 12
5 3200 M 41.1 MAS N/A N 25 60 80 54
6 2321 F 40 MAS with pneumothorax N/A N 37 20 20 41
7 3145 F 39.3 HIE with MAS Y N 20 30 80 14
8 3940 M 38.5 HIE, COVID-19 exposure Y Y (VA) 28 60 80 7
9 3510 M 35.1 HIE and LV dysfunction Y Y (VV) 30 10 80 20
10 3134 F 41 MAS/HIE/sepsis Y Y (VA) 35 20 85 9.5

COVID-19: Coronavirus disease-19; ECMO: extracorporeal membrane oxygenation; F: female; HIE: hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy; LV: left ventricle; M: male; MAS: meconium aspiration syndrome; N: no; N/A: not applicable; PPHN: persistent pulmonary hypertension of newborn; VA: veno-arterial; VV: veno-venous; Y: yes.