The Analysis of Etiology and Risk Factors for 192 Cases of Neonatal Sepsis

Table 4

Univariate analysis of neonatal sepsis.

Groups	The sepsis group	The control group	P value
Male (%)	100 (52.1%)	56 (52.83%)	0.930
Number of days of birth (d)	4 (1–28)	2 (1–28)	<0.001
Parity	2 (1–5)	2 (1–6)	0.004
Mode of birth, natural labour (%)	112 (58.3%)	74 (69.8%)	0.166
Gestational age (w)	38 (36.6–38)	39 (37.6–39.35)	0.014
Weight of birth (g)	3050 (2290–3450)	3150 (2630–3450)	0.036
WBC (G/L)			0.456
NEU (%)			0.710
CRP (mg/L)	18.08 (10.22–31.36)	0.63 (0.50–3.45)	<0.001
TBIL (mol/L)	214.40 (139.95–298.15)	71.65 (23.78–175.10)	<0.001
sCD14-ST (ng/L)	657.50 (455.25–885.00)	208.00 (139.50–347.50)	<0.001

Note. All data were presented with the form of quartile or number of cases (%). WBC (G/L) refers to the number of white blood cells, NEU (%) represents the percentage of neutrophils, and TBIL (mol/L) is total bilirubin.