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Table 1 Perinatal and socio-demographic characteristics of the overall sample

From: Effect of medically assisted reproduction (MAR) and pregnancy planning on Bayley-III Screening Test subscales in preterm infants at 12 months of corrected age: a cross-sectional study

Perinatal data

Gestational age (weeks), n (%)

 very early (< 28 weeks)

20/171 (11.69)

 early (28–31 weeks)

29/171 (16.95)

 moderate (32–33 weeks)

42/171 (24.56)

 late (34–36 weeks)

80/171 (46.78)

Birth weight (g), n (%)

 Not LBW (> 2500 g)

0/171 (0)

 LBW (1500–2499 g)

108/171 (63.15)

 VLBW (1000–1499 g)

38/171 (22.22)

 ELBW (< 1000 g)

25/171 (14.61)

Mode of delivery, n (%)

 Sectio caesarea

118/171 (69.00)

 Per vias naturales

51/171 (29.82)

Apgar scores, M ± SD

 1 min

7.67 ± 1.62

 5 min

8.80 ± 1.09

 10 min

9.27 ± 0.73

Intensive care, n (%)

 NICU-admission

143/171 (83.62)

 Sub-intensive care

19/171 (11.11)

Chronic neonatal morbidities, n (%)

 BPD (bronchopulmonary dysplasia)

12/171 (7.01)

 ROP (retinopathy of prematurity)

6/171 (3.50)

 IVH (intraventricular haemorrhage)

5/171 (2.92)

 NEC (necrotizing enterocolitis)

1/171 (0.58)

 PDA (patent ductus arteriosus)

12/171 (7.01)

 ASD (atrial septal defect)

2/171 (1.16)

 VSD (ventricular septal defect)

2/171 (1.16)

Socio-demographic data

Maternal age at childbirth (years), M ± SD

30.79 ± 6.11

Maternal education, n (%)

 Primary

24/171 (14.03)

 Secondary technical education

25/171 (14.61)

 Secondary vocational education

26/171 (15.20)

 Secondary grammar education

19/171 (11.11)

 College

38/171 (22.22)

 University

33/171 (19.29)

Marital status, n (%)

 Single

9/171 (5.26)

 Married

105/171 (61.40)

 Cohabiting

39/171 (22.80)

 In a relationship

11/171 (6.43)

Social status, n (%)

 Above-average

68/171 (39.76)

 Average

76/171 (44.44)

 Below-average

17/171 (9.94)