Associated factors in neonatal XXXX .

@entity1 @entity1545 @entity1032 @entity410 @entity1087 @entity75 @entity16 @entity245 @entity4053 @entity519 @entity302 @entity6064 @entity1162 @entity413 @entity306
Although associated factors are important for the occurrence of @entity16 in @entity4053 , they are not fully understood. Sixty @entity1 with @entity4053 were studied through a review of their medical records in Tottori University Hospital. The @entity1 were classified into two main groups: Group I were @entity1 who had @entity1032 , @entity245 , @entity306 or @entity302 while Group II were those who were normal in their follow-up. Group I consisted of 12 @entity1 while Group II consisted of 48 @entity1 . The median gestational age was 38 weeks in Group I and 36.7 weeks in Group II. The frequencies of small for gestational age were similar in both groups. Blood @entity413 levels less than 15 mg/dl were more frequent in Group 1 (50.0%) than in Group 2 (14.6%) (P=0.015). Duration of @entity4053 was longer in Group I (median, 14 h) than in Group II (median, 1.75 h) (p<0.001). The following factors were more frequent in Group I than in Group II: @entity6064 (33.3% and 8.3%, p=0.043), fetal distress (58.3% and 14.5%, p=0.004), an Apgar score of less than 5 at 1 min (33.3% and 6.4%, p=0.025), @entity410 (53.8% and 4.3%, p<0.001) and pathological @entity1087 (41.7% and 6.4%, p=0.006). Cranial CT or MRI revealed @entity75 in 8 of the 9 Group I @entity1 in follow-up examinations. This study indicates that severe and @entity1162 can cause @entity75 and other perinatal risk factors, such as @entity519 , @entity410 and pathological @entity1087 , would exacerbate @entity1545 .
