Table 1 NeoSeq cohort characteristics

From: The Utah NeoSeq Project: a collaborative multidisciplinary program to facilitate genomic diagnostics in the neonatal intensive care unit

Gender, N (%)

Male

43 (66)

Female

22 (34)

Self-reported race/ethnicity, N (%)

American Indian or Alaska Native

0

Asian

1 (1.5)

Black or African American

1 (1.5)

Caucasian

39 (60)

Latino(a)

17 (26)

Multiple

6 (9)

 Asian-Caucasian mixed

2

 Latino-Caucasian mixed

2

 Native American-Caucasian mixed

1

Native American-Latino mixed

1

Native Hawaiian or Pacific Island

1 (1.5)

Group characteristics, N (%)

Gestational age

 

 <32 weeks

9 (14)

 32–37 weeks

27 (41)

 >37 weeks

29 (45)

Birth weight

 

 <2500 grams

28 (43)

 >2500 grams

37 (57)

 Identified prenatal period

34 (52)

Test ordering

Test ordered as

 

 Trio

60 (92)

 Duo (parent)

2 (3)

 Duo (twin sibling)

2 (3)

 Proband

0

 Quad (trio and sibling)

1 (2)

 Time to testing

 

 DOL test initiated

8 days (0–71)

Identification, discharge, mortality

 Discharged home prior to ROR

37 (57)

 Deceased prior to ROR

6/18 (33)

 Deceased during hospitalization

6/65 (9)

 Discharged to Level IV NICU

23/65 (35)

 Length of Hospital Stay

20.8 days (0–114 days)

  1. DOL day of life; ROR return of results