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Table 2 Demographic characteristics of the study intervention bundle and standard care cohorts

From: Prevention of neonatal late-onset sepsis: a randomised controlled trial

 

Study intervention

Standard technique

n = 126

n = 123

Birth weight (g) – median [IQ range]

1024 [805, 1224]

1020 [795, 1210]

Infants <1000 g

61

60

Gestation (weeks) – mean (SD)

27.7 (2.4)

28.0 (2.2)

PROM

28 (22.2)

19 (15.5)

Antenatal steroids

114 (90.4)

114 (92.7)

Preterm labour

61 (48.4)

52 (42.3)

Vaginal delivery

27 (21.4)

20 (16.3)

Outborn

9 (7.1)

5 (4.1)

Surfactant

88 (69.8)

72 (58.5)

SNAP - median [IQ range]

15 [0, 32]

14 [0, 30]

CRIB score – median [IQ range]

2 [1, 6]

2 [1, 5]

Male gender

67 (53.6)

65 (53.3)

Apgar score at 5 min – median [IQ range]

8 [8,9]

8 [8,9]

  1. Data presented as number n (%), median [interquartile range] or mean (standard deviation)
  2. PROM prolonged rupture of membranes, SNAP Score of Neonatal Acute Physiology, CRIB Clinical Risk index for Babies