Journal of Clinical Gynecology and Obstetrics, ISSN 1927-1271 print, 1927-128X online, Open Access
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Original Article

Volume 3, Number 3, September 2014, pages 97-104


Prediction of Perinatal Hypoxic Encephalopathy: Proximal Risk Factors and Short-Term Complications

Tables

Table 1. Maternal Characteristics of the Women Included in This Study
 
VariableNormal group (n = 493)Asphyxial group (n = 59)P
Mean ± standard deviation (SD); BMI: body mass index.
Age28.8 ± 6.2627.63 ± 5.9NS
Primigravida137 (27.8%)24 (40.7%)0.024
Parity2.24 ± 2.01.1 ± 1.40.02
BMI28.15 ± 4.928.1 ± 6.1NS

 

Table 2. Medical and Obstetric Risk Factors
 
VariableNormal group (n = 493)Asphyxial group (n = 59)P
CS: cesarean section; PROM: prelabor rupture of membranes; FGR: fetal growth restriction; APH: antepartum hemorrhage; PIH: pregnancy-induced hypertension.
DM33 (6.9%)3 (5.1%)NS
PIH35 (7.1%)10 (16.9%)0.01
Other diseases20 (4.1%)2 (3.4%)NS
Total CS89 (17.9%)8 (13.6%)NS
Previous 1 CS51 (10.3%)5 (8.5%)NS
Previous ≥ 2 CS38 (7.7%)3 (5.1%)NS
PROM87 (17.6%)10 (16.9%)NS
Preterm delivery67 (13.6%)12 (20.3%)NS
Post term ≥ 4221 (4.3%)-
FGR14 (2.8%)4 (6.8%)0.02
Malpresentation25 (4.8%)2 (3.4%)NS
APH6 (1.2%)4 (6.8%)0.02

 

Table 3. Labor Outcomes
 
VariableNormal group (n = 493)Asphyxial group (n = 59)P
G. age: gestational age; Ab. CTG: abnormal cardiotocogram; SVD: spontaneous vaginal delivery; PPH: post-partum hemorrhage; HS: hospital stay.
G. age38.6 ± 3.137.8 ± 4.2NS
Induction32 (6.5%)8 (13.6%)NS
Augmentation80 (16.2%)12 (20.3%)NS
Meconium220 (44.6%)23 (39.0%)NS
Ab. CTG57 (11.6%)18 (30.5%)0.001
Intrapartum pyrexia6 (1.2%)2 (3.4%)NS
Abruption4 (0.8%)3 (5.1%)0.03
Eclampsia1 (0.2%)1 (1.7%)NS
Labor duration (h)6.3 ± 3.58.70 ± 4.50.04
D. second stage (min)26.0 ± 33.748.0 ± 40.70.001
SVD307 (62.3%)29 (49.2%)NS
Vacuum26 (5.3%)12 (20.3%)0.001
Total CS160 (32.5%)18 (30.5%)NS
Elective CS33 (6.7%)2 (3.4%)NS
Emergency CS127 (25.8%)16 (27.1%)NS
Fetal Wt.3,010 ± 707.22,723 ± 833.1NS
Macrosomia20 (4.1%)3(5.1%)NS
HS (days)2.1 ± 1.42.5 ± 2.20.001

 

Table 4. Neonatal Complications for Infants Born ≥ 35 Weeks
 
VariableNormal group (n = 426)Asphyxial group (n = 47)P
IVH: intraventricular hemorrhage; NICU: neonatal intensive care unit; NND: neonatal death.
5-min AS ≤ 58 (2%)4 (8.5%)0.02
pH ≤ 77 (1.6%)21 (44.6%)0.001
NICU admission10 (2.35%)11 (23.4%)0.001
Intubation2 (0.5%)1 (2.13%)0.3
Seizures--
IVH--
N. sepsis1 (0.2%)4 (8.5%)0.001
NND1 (0.2%)1 (2.13%)0.2

 

Table 5. Neonatal Complications for Infants Born < 35 Weeks
 
VariableNormal group (n = 67)Asphyxial group (n = 12)P
IVH: intraventricular hemorrhage; NICU: neonatal intensive care unit; NND: neonatal death.
5-min AS ≤ 511 (16.4%)6 (50%)0.02
pH ≤ 7-3 (25%)
NICU admission24 (35.8%)9 (75%)0.013
Intubation10 (15%)8 (66.7%)0.001
Seizures2 (3%)2 (16.7%)0.1
IVH5 (7.5%)3 (25%)0.1
N. sepsis4 (6%)3 (25%)0.1
NND1 (1.5%)4 (33.3%)0.002

 

Table 6. Multinomial Logistic Reggression Analysis (R2 Nagelkerke) Model Summary
 
Dependent variables/predictorsM. diseaseOb. risk factorsAb. CTGM. deliveryLabor duration
NICU: neonatal intensive unit; IVH: intraventricular hemorrhage; NDD: neonatal death.
Base deficit (≥ 12 mmol/L)NSNS0.003NS0.04
5-min ASNSNS0.001NSNS
NICUNS0.0450.001NSNS
IntubationNS0.001NS0.007NS
ConvulsionNSNSNS0.031NS
IVHNSNSNSNSNS
pH ≤ 7NSNS0.001NS0.028
NDDNSNSNSNSNS