Survival of infants with congenital diaphragmatic hernia in California: Impact of hospital, clinical, and sociodemographic factors
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6 2020 ; 6-2020
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Alternative Title:J Perinatol
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Description:Objective. ; To understand factors associated with care and survival among babies with congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH). ; Study design. ; We used data on California births (2006–2011) to examine birth hospital level of care, hospital transfer before repair, and survival. ; Result. ; Among 577 infants, 25% were born at lower-level hospitals, 62% were transferred, and 31% died during infancy. Late or no prenatal care had the strongest association with birth at lower-level hospitals (adjusted Relative Risk (ARR)=1.9, 95% confidence interval (CI)=1.0–3.6). Birth at lower-level hospitals was associated with transfer (ARR=1.2, CI=1.1–1.4), and transferred infants tended to be less clinically complex. Infants with low birthweight, other birth defects, low Apgar scores, and late or no prenatal care had 2–4-fold higher risk of mortality than their comparison groups. ; Conclusions. ; These data support the importance of prenatal care and delivery planning into higher-level hospitals for optimal care and outcomes for newborns with CDH.
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Source:J Perinatol. 40(6):943-951
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Pubmed ID:32086437
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Pubmed Central ID:PMC7260105
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Volume:40
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Issue:6
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