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Table 3 Data for babies diagnosed with gastroschisis in WSLHD, compared with all NSW births, 2011–2015

From: Complexity of gastroschisis predicts outcome: epidemiology and experience in an Australian tertiary centre

Variable

Diagnosed with gastroschisis, n = 56

All NSW births,* mean % (range)

Pregnancy outcome, n (%)

 Live birth

55 (98.2%)

99.14% (99.1–99.2%)

 Stillbirth

1 (1.8%)

0.58% (0.5–0.6%)

 Neonatal death

0

0.22% (0.2–0.3%)

Weeks’ gestation at birth, n (%)

  < 31

2 (3.6%)

0.72% (0.7–0.8%)

 32–36

34 (60.7%)

6.22% (6.0–6.4%)

 37–41

20 (35.7%)

91.82% (91.7–91.9%)

Labour induced

23 (41.0%)

28.7% (26.6–30.5%)

Mode of delivery, n (%)

 Vaginal

24 (42.8%)

56.6% (56–57.1%)

 Instrumental

2 (3.6%)

11.3% (11.1–11.4%)

 Caesarean section

30 (53.6%)

31.7% (31.1–32.4%)

Sex of baby, n (%)

 Male

25 (44.6%)

51.3% (51.3–51.4%)

 Female

31 (55.4%)

48.7% (48.5–48.7%)

Apgar score at 5 min ≥ 7, n (%)

52 (92.9%)

97.5% (97.4–97.6%)

Live birth median weight, (range) g

2400 (1300–3860)

N/A

  1. NSW New South Wales, N/A not available, *Source: Centre for Epidemiology and Evidence; NSW Mothers and Babies 2015. Sydney, NSW Ministry of Health, 2016