Table 1 Clinical characteristics of congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) patients.

From: Likely damaging de novo variants in congenital diaphragmatic hernia patients are associated with worse clinical outcomes

 

All patients (n = 647)

Patients with genetic data (n = 462)

 

Number

Percent/mean (SD)

Number

Percent/mean (SD)

Neonatal factors

  Parental Hollingshead score (socioeconomic status)

422

41.9 (12.9)

352

42.7 (13.0)

  Father: college or greater

511

35.6%

406

39.2%

  Mother: college or greater

524

42.8%

409

47.4%

  Family annual income <$30,000

501

36.3%

393

30.3%

  White and non-Hispanic race

555

75.1%

444

78.4%

  Female sex

638

42.3%

462

43.5%

  Inborn in enrolling clinical site

608

58.6%

449

61.2%

  Prenatal diagnosis

621

74.5%

457

75.5%

  Gestational age, weeks

623

37.7 (2.0)

460

37.7 (2.0)

  Birth weight, z-score

605

−0.32 (1.1)

453

−0.26 (1.1)

  Birth length, z-score

567

0.30 (1.4)

428

0.33 (1.4)

  Birth head circumference, z-score

541

0.39 (1.4)

405

0.45 (1.4)

  Apgar 1 minute

604

4.93 (2.5)

446

5.05 (2.5)

  Apgar 5 minute

601

6.93 (2.1)

443

7.07 (2.0)

Diagnosis

  Left lesion side

629

82.3%

462

82.9%

  Additional congenital anomalies (complex CDH)

623

36.8%

461

36.9%

  Pulmonary hypertension (PH) at 1 month

399

55.6%

335

53.1%

  PH at 3 months

306

19.6%

268

19.0%

Treatment

  Diaphragm repaired with patch

566

53.7%

432

61.3%

  Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO)

618

31.5%

455

30.1%

  Inhaled nitric oxide

599

52.2%

450

53.1%

  Tracheostomy

587

4.4%

443

3.8%

  Oxygen required at 28 days

481

68.8%

279

63.4%

  Oxygen required at discharge

77

16.1%

369

16.3%

  Tube feeding at discharge

474

49.2%

367

49.6%