Table 1 Demographic characteristics and hospital course.

From: Neonatal intermittent hypoxemia events are associated with later systemic hypertension

 

No HTN (n = 126)

HTN (n = 38)

p-value

Antenatal characteristics

Race (n (%))

Black/African American

75/126 (59.5%)

19/38 (50.0%)

0.66*

White/Caucasian

46/126 (36.5%)

18/38 (47.4%)

North American Indian/Native Alaskan

1/126 (0.8%)

0/38 (0.0%)

Asian

2/126 (1.6%)

0/38 (0.0%)

Mixed

2/126 (1.6%)

1/38 (2.6%)

Hispanic ethnicity (n (%))

5/126 (4.0%)

0/38 (0.0%)

0.48*

Maternal age (median (IQR))

28 (23,33)

28 (23,32)

0.77

Maternal education (n (%))

Did not graduate HS

20/126 (15.9%)

2/37 (5.4%)

0.13*

HS graduate

34/126 (27.0%)

5/37 (13.5%)

Any College

35/126 (27.8%)

18/37 (48.6%)

Trade School

11/126 (8.7%)

2/37 (5.4%)

Associate Degree

11/126 (8.7%)

3/37 (8.1%)

College Graduate

11/126 (8.7%)

5/37 (13.5%)

Graduate Degree

4/126 (3.2%)

2/37 (5.4%)

Tobacco during pregnancy (n (%))

19/126 (15.1%)

7/38 (18.4%)

0.59

GA weeks (median (IQR))

28.7 (27.0, 29.9)

28.3 (25.6, 29.6)

0.21

GA < 29 weeks (n (%))

69/126 (54.8%)

21/38 (55.3%)

0.93

Birth weight (median (IQR))

1120 (838, 1390)

1130 (798, 1405)

0.80

SGA status (n (%))

9/126 (7.1%)

2/38 (5.3%)

0.70

Apgar 1 min (median (IQR))

4 (2,6)

4 (2,5)

0.41

Apgar 5 min (median (IQR))

7 (6,8)

7 (5,8)

0.49

Male sex (n (%))

62/126 (49.2%)

20/38 (52.6%)

0.67

Multiple birth (n (%))

37/126 (29.4%)

7/38 (18.4%)

0.22

Antenatal steroids (n (%))

120/125 (96.0%)

34/38 (89.5%)

0.14

Chorioamnionitis (n (%))

19/126 (15.1%)

3/38 (7.9%)

0.26

Hospital course characteristics

Received surfactant (n (%))

79/126 (62.7%)

28/38 (73.7%)

0.23

UAC present (n (%))

53/126 (42.1%)

20/38 (52.6%)

0.24

Sepsis prior to 34 wks’ PMA (n (%))

11/126 (8.7%)

3/38 (7.9%)

0.89

Caffeine prior to 34 wks’ PMA (n (%))

121/126 (96.0%)

36/38 (94.7%)

0.66

Early HUS IVH Grade 3 or 4 (n (%))

6/126 (4.8%)

1/38 (2.6%)

0.59

Chest Tube placed prior to 34 wks’ PMA (n (%))

3/126 (2.4%)

1/38 (2.6%)

0.88

PDA diagnosed by echocardiogram prior to 34 wks’ PMA (n (%))

36/126 (28.6%)

12/38 (31.6%)

0.66

SCr ≥ 1 between 14 DOL and 34.0 wks’ PMA (n (%))

8/126 (6.3%)

2/38 (5.3%)

0.79

SCr ≥ 0.5 between 14 DOL and 34.0 wks’ PMA (n (%))

70/126 (55.6%)

21/38 (55.3%)

0.97

Days on oxygen prior to 34.0 wks’ PMA (median (IQR))

19 (6, 41)

31 (6, 51)

0.09

Days with mechanical ventilation prior to 34.0 wks’ PMA (median (IQR))

2 (0,9)

2 (1, 22)

0.37

Renal imaging performed <36.0 wks’ PMA (n (%))

22/126 (17.5%)

7/38 (18.4%)

0.89

Renal imaging findings (n (%))

Normal

12/22 (54.5%)

6/7 (85.7%)

0.62*

Echogenicity and pyelectasis

2/22 (9.1%)

0/7 (0.0%)

Pyelectasis (no echogenicity)

2/22 (9.1%)

1/7 (14.3%)

Echogenicity (no pyelectasis)

4/22 (18.2%)

0/7 (0.0%)

Renal Calculi

1/22 (4.5%)

0/7 (0.0%)

Hydronephrosis

1/22 (4.5%)

0/7 (0.0%)

Ventilation at 36 wks’ PMA (n (%))

Mechanical ventilation

11/126 (8.7%)

5/38 (13.2%)

0.86

Non-invasive ventilation

9/126 (7.1%)

2/38 (5.3%)

Nasal cannula >2 L

2/126 (1.6%)

2/38 (5.3%)

Nasal cannula <=2 L

26/126 (20.6%)

7/38 (18.4%)

No respiratory support

78/126 (61.9%)

22/38 (57.9%)

Oxygen supplementation at 36 wks’ PMA

39/126 (31.0%)

14/38 (36.8%)

0.85

Diuretics at 34–36 wks’ PMA (n (%))

28/126 (22.2%)

10/38 (26.3%)

0.50

Clinically apparent BP 34–36 wks’ PMA (n (%))

5/38 (13.2%)

  1. * Chi-squared tests for categorical variables that GEE models did not converge.