Impact of Introducing PROMPT on Permanent Brachial Plexus Injury and Tears III°/IV° in Shoulder Dystocia: The Hanover Cohort Study

Table 3

Laboratory parameters and demographic characteristics (infants and mothers).

Groups	Categories	N	Mean	Min	Max	Centiles
						25^th	50^th median	75^th
1	Neonatal 5′ APGAR score	48	8.75	2	10	8	9	10
	Neonatal umbilical artery pH	47	7.20	6.99	7.4	7.16	7.2	7.29
	Neonatal base excess	47	−7.74	−19.1	1.7	−10.5	−6.7	−5.3
	Gestational age (weeks)	48	39.6	37	41	39	40	40
	Gestational age at delivery (days)	48	279.48	261	290	276	280	285.75
	Gravida	48	2.56	1	7	1	2	3
	Para	48	2.02	1	6	1	2	2
	Neonatal birthweight	48	3,945.21	2,785	4,885	3,652.5	4,062.5	4,303.75
	Maternal blood loss	48	297.92	150	2000	200	225	300
2	Neonatal 5′ APGAR score	23	8.17	4	10	8	9	9
	Neonatal umbilical artery pH	23	7.21	7.03	7.47	7.15	7.2	7.29
	Neonatal base excess	23	−7.78	−26	−0.7	−10.3	−7.4	−3.9
	Gestational age (weeks)	23	39.57	33	41	39	40	41
	Gestational age at delivery (days)	23	279.39	231	291	277	281	289
	Gravida	23	2.13	1	8	1	2	2
	Para	23	1.78	1	6	1	1	2
	Neonatal birthweight	23	3,941.74	2,230	4,830	3,605	3,910	4,350
	Maternal blood loss	23	375.22	150	1300	200	300	350

The bold values highlight the most important findings.