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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of the newborns

From: Changing the outcomes of newborns with surgical conditions at a tertiary-level hospital in Kenya: a cluster randomized trial

Variable

Group A (n = 63)

Group B (n = 63)

Test statistic

p-value

Age at admission (hours)

  

0.312a

 

 Median (IQR)

99 (77, 128)

112 (75, 137)

 

0.755

Birth weight (grams)

  

0.342a

 

 Median (IQR)

2695 (2160, 3100)

2700 (2300, 3300)

 

0.732

Weight at admission (grams)

  

0.161a

 

 Median (IQR)

2600 (2100, 3000)

2630 (2150, 3100)

 

0.872

Sex

  

0.127b

 

 Male (%)

33 (52.4)

31 (49.2)

  

 Female (%)

30 (47.6)

32 (50.8)

 

0.722

Gestational age (weeks)

  

2.154b

 

 Preterm (< 37), (%)

28 (44.4)

20 (31.7)

  

 Term (≥ 37), (%)

35 (55.6)

43 (68.3)

 

0.142

Place of birth

  

0.368c

 

 Home (%)

7 (11.1)

5 (7.9)

  

 Health facility (%)

56 (88.9)

58 (92.1)

 

0.544

Birth order

  

0.141b

 

 1 (%)

27 (42.9)

30 (47.6)

  

 > 1 (%)

36 (57.1)

33 (52.4)

 

0.708

  1. Note: aWilcoxon rank-sum test (Z)
  2. bchi-square test (χ2)
  3. cFisher’s exact test