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. 2022 Jun 20;92(5):1350–1356. doi: 10.1038/s41390-022-02164-y

Table 2.

Association of glucose and glucose-corrected plasma sodium fluctuations with neonatal characteristics and complications, without and with adjustment for gestational age.

Glucose Glucose (adj. for GA) Glucose-corrected plasma sodium Glucose-corrected plasma sodium (adj. for GA)
Gestational age

−0.95*

(−1.29, −0.61)

−1.40*

(−1.95, −0.86)

Male sex

0.03

(−1.17, 1.24)

0.31

(−0.8, 1.41)

0.53

(−1.37, 2.43)

0.94

(−0.82, 2.70)

SNAP score

0.03

(−0.03, 0.09)

−0.01

(−0.07, 0.05)

0.10*

(0.00, 0.19)

0.06

(−0.03, 0.15)

Severe IVH

2.69

(−0.09, 5.48)

0.53

(−2.15, 3.22)

7.22*

(2.94, 11.51)

4.46*

(0.20, 8.72)

NSAID-treated PDA

0.84

(−0.48, 2.16)

−0.88

(−2.27, 0.5)

4.89*

(3.01, 6.76)

3.84*

(1.72, 5.96)

Acute kidney injury

4.88*

(3.23, 6.53)

3.86*

(2.24, 5.49)

2.93*

(0.09, 5.77)

1.05

(−1.73, 3.82)

Death at 36 weeks’ GA or moderate-to-severe BPD

2.25*

(0.99, 3.52)

1.08

(−0.22, 2.38)

3.68*

(1.69, 5.66)

2.02

(−0.05, 4.09)

Sodium and glucose fluctuations were defined by the difference between the maximal value and the minimal value recorded for each individual within the time period. Results are shown as coefficients B with 95% confidence interval (CI) calculated using linear regression.

ROP retinopathy of prematurity, severe IVH intraventricular hemorrhage grade 3 or 4, adj. for GA adjusted for gestational age.

*p < 0.05.