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Table 1 Patient characteristics of neonates with and without thrombocytopenia.

From: Thrombocytopenia in neonates and the risk of intraventricular hemorrhage: a retrospective cohort study

 

Neonates without thrombocytopenia

(N = 1147)

Neonates with thrombocytopenia

(N = 422)

P-value

Female gender, n (%)

513 (45)

179 (42)

0.41

GA at birth (weeks), mean ± SD

35 ± 4.2

32.5 ± 4.8

<0.01

Birth weight (gram), mean ± SD

2537 ± 968

1864 ± 1067

<0.01

SGA, n (%)

44 (4)

62 (15)

<0.01

Multiple births (single), n (%)

270 (24)

100 (24)

0.96

Postnatal condition

Asphyxia, n (%)

42 (4)

46 (11)

<0.01

Hypotension, n (%)

68 (6)

123 (29)

<0.01

Sepsis, n (%)

77 (7)

129 (30)

<0.01

NEC, n (%)

9 (1)

10 (2)

0.01

Central catheter, n (%)

403 (35)

346 (82)

<0.01

Thrombus, n (%)

6 (1)

14 (3)

<0.01

NAITP, n (%)

1 (0)

14 (3)

<0.01

Polycythemia, n (%)

32 (3)

26 (6)

<0.01

RHD, n (%)

61 (5)

40 (10)

<0.01

Exchange transfusion, n (%)

1 (0)

14 (3)

<0.01

Chromosomal disorders, n (%)

9 (1)

7 (2)

0.15

  1. GA = gestational age, SGA = small for gestational age, NEC = necrotizing enterocolitis, NAITP = Neonatal alloimmune thrombocytopenia, RHD = Rhesus Hemolytic Disease.