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

Table 3.

Association of glucose and glucose-corrected plasma sodium fluctuations with death and neurodevelopmental outcomes, without and with adjustment for gestational age and SNAP score.

Glucose Plasma sodium Glucose-corrected plasma sodium
B (95% CI) p value B (95% CI) p value B (95% CI) p value
No adjustment
 Death at 18 months’ CA or neurodevelopmental impairment

2.57

(1.29, 3.84)

0.001

3.33

(1.45, 5.21)

0.001

3.19

(1.24, 5.14)

0.002
Adjustment for gestational age
 Death at 18 months’ CA or neurodevelopmental impairment

1.74

(0.49, 2.99)

0.007

2.28

(0.40, 4.15)

0.019

2.10

(0.16, 4.04)

0.036
Adjustment for SNAP score
 Death at 18 months’ CA or neurodevelopmental impairment

2.37

(0.90, 3.84)

0.002

2.92

(0.84, 5.00)

0.007

2.84

(0.70, 4.98)

0.011
Adjustment for NSAID use
 Death at 18 months’ CA or neurodevelopmental impairment

2.39

(0.94, 3.84)

0.002

2.45

(0.43, 4.47)

0.019

1.97

(−0.10, 4.04)

0.065
Adjustment for all covariatesa
 Death at 18 months’ CA or neurodevelopmental impairment

1.91

(0.35, 3.46)

0.017

2.28

(0.01, 4.56)

0.049

2.03

(−0.30, 4.37)

0.087

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.

Adj for GA adjusted for gestational age.

aAdjustment for gestational age, SNAP score, and NSAID use.