Clinical Study
Role of Digoxin-Like Immunoreactive Substance in the Pathogenesis of Transient Tachypnea of Newborn
Table 1
Demographic and clinical characteristics of TTN and control groups.
| | TTN () | Control () | |
| Gestational age (week) | | | >0.05 | (Mean ± SD) (min.–max.) | (36–39) | (35–38) | Birthweight (gram) | | | >0.05 | (Mean ± SD) (min.–max.) | (2550–3120) | (2450–3420) | Delivery type (C/S) (%) | 10 (66.67%) | 10 (66.67%) | >0.05 | Sex (male) (%) | 9 (60%) | 9 (60%) | >0.05 | Apgar 1st (median) (min.–max.) | 8 (7–10) | 8 (7–10) | >0.05 | Apgar 5th (median) (min.–max.) | 9 (8–10) | 9 (8–10) | >0.05 | Arterial blood gas pH | | | >0.05 | (Mean ± SD) (min.–max.) | (7.21–7.41) | (7.21–7.38) | Antenatal fluid to mother (mL/kg/hour) | | | >0.05 | (Mean ± SD) (min.–max.) | (0–21) | (0–26) | Antenatal steroids (%)
| 8 (53.33%) | 7 (46.6%) | >0.05 | CRP (mg/dL) | | | >0.05 | (Mean ± SD) (min.–max.) | (0.10–0.80) | (0.21–0.70) | Sepsis or pneumonia (%) | 0 | 0 | >0.05 | Time of inclusion (hour) | | | >0.05 | (12–20) | (12–22) | RR0 (/min.ute) | | | <0.05 | (Mean ± SD ) (min.–max.) | (60–90) | (44–54) | RRmax.(/min.ute) | | | <0.05 | (Mean ± SD) (min.–max.) | (65–105) | (48–56) | Duration of tachypnea (DoT) (hour) | | — | — | (Mean ± SD) (min.–max.) | (48–144) | Respiratory assistance (%) | | — | — | Only O2 support | 11 (73.3%) | | | nCPAP | 2 (13.3%) | | | Mechanical ventilation | 2 (13.3%) | | | Duration of hospitalization (hour) | | | <0.05 | (Mean ± SD) (min.–max.) | (240–926) | (16–120) | Pneumothorax (%) | 2 (13.3%) | — | — | DLIS1 (ng/mL) | | | <0.01 | (Mean ± SD) (min.–max.) | (0–1.30) | (0–0.80) | DLIS7 (ng/mL) | | | <0.05 | (Mean ± SD) (min.–max.) | (0–0.76) | (0–0.45) |
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S/C: caesarian section. CRP: serum C reactive protein. RR0: respiratory rate on admission. RRmax.: max.imum respiratory rate on follow-up. CPAP: nasal continuous positive airway pressure. DLIS1: digitalis-like immunoreactive substance at the 1st day. DLIS7: digitalis-like immunoreactive substance at the 7th day.
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