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Table 3 Relation between thrombocytopenia severity and maternal/ neonatal characteristics

From: Risk factors for severity of thrombocytopenia in full term infants: a single center study

Variable

Thrombocytopenia (total 55 cases)

P value

Mild/moderate

N = 26 (47.27%)

Severe

N = 29 (52.73%)

Mother’s age/years (mean ± SD)

29.69 ± 4.77

28.72 ± 3.92

0.41

Mother’s weight/kg (mean ± SD)

77.56 ± 5.67

76.34 ± 8.23

0.62

Positive consanguinity

6 (23.08%)

7 (24.14%)

0.93

Mothers had Diabetes

5 (19.23%)

3 (10.34%)

0.08

Mothers had Preeclampsia

5 (19.23%)

1 (3.45%)

0.09

History of PROM

1 (3.85%)

2 (6.90%)

0.62

Mode of delivery

Normal vaginal delivery

13 (50.00%)

12 (41.38%)

0.51

Cesearn Section

13 (50.00%)

17 (58.62%)

 

Neonatal Weight/kg (mean ± SD)

2.77 ± 0.74

2.76 ± 0.50

0.97

Neonatal WBCs (Mean ± SD)

13.38 ± 4.45

13.74 ± 5.22

0.96

Neonatal Hemoglobin gram/dL (Mean ± SD)

15.99 ± 3.19

10.06 ± 3.46

0.001

Neonatal sepsis

No sepsis

19 (73.08%)

16 (55.17%)

0.13

Early onset sepsis

4 (15.38%)

3 (10.34%)

 

Late onset sepsis

3 (11.54%)

10 (34.48%)

 

Manifestation of thrombocytopenia

No

25 (96.15%)

7 (24.14%)

 

Bleeding from puncture site

0

14 (48.28%)

0.001

Gastrointestinal bleeding

1 (3.85%)

4 (13.79%)

 

Pulmonary hemorrhage

0

2 (6.90%)

 

Intraventricular hemorrhage

0

2 (6.90%)

 

Platelets transfusion

No

26 (100%)

9 (31.03%)

0.001

Yes

0

20 (68.97%)