Maternal and Perinatal Outcomes of Pregnant Patients with Coronavirus Disease 2019: Data from a University Hospital Setting in Tirana, Albania, May 2020 to November 2021
Table 6
Logistic regression analysis of neonatal outcomes.
(a)
Neonatal outcomes
Prematurity
aOR
CI
Severe COVID-19
6.69
2.79-16.01
<0.001
Age
1.04
0.96-1.14
0.2
BMI
0.88
0.35-2.16
0.7
Preexisting medical conditions
0.94
0.13-6.44
0.9
Parity
0.61
0.61-4.3
0.3
Obstetric complications
34.9
3.86-315.9
<0.001
(b)
aOR
CI
Birth g
Severe COVID-19
1.65
0.42-6.47
0.46
Age
1.31
1.14-1.49
<0.01
Emergency CS
3.1
0.81-12
0.09
Parity
0.2
0.04-0.82
0.02
Gestational age
0.75
0.66-0.84
<0.01
NICU
Severe COVID-19
1.18
0.35-3.89
0.73
Age
0.98
0.89-1.07
0.68
Emergency CS
5.02
1.49-16.8
0.008
g
27.6
6.49-117
0.16
Obstetric complications
3.62
0.6-21.8
0.16
Statistically significant values at . aOR adjusted for age, BMI, parity, preexisting medical conditions, and gestational age. aOR: adjusted odds ratio; CI: confidence interval; BMI: body mass index; NICU: neonatal intensive care unit; CS: cesarean section; COVID-19: coronavirus disease 2019.
