Table 2

Comparisons of clinical, pathological, and anatomical results between patients with and without NEC after JIA repair

VariablesPatients with NEC (n=12)Patients without NEC (n=168)t/χ2P value
Age (days)2.17±0.831.65±0.702.1150.056*
Weight (kg)2.67±0.653.04±0.55−1.930.077*
Total bilirubin (μmol/mL)106.61±65.6147.74±85.1−2.0520.06*
Premature birth, n (%)5 (41.7)35 (20.8)2.8130.142†
Infection, n (%)3 (25)19 (11.3)1.9570.168†
PDA, n (%)5 (41.7)48 (28.6)0.9250.514†
ASD, n (%)10 (83.3)99 (58.9)2.7930.129†
Pathological classification, n (%)
I1 (8.3)23 (13.7)4.2870.369†
II2 (16.7)42 (25.0)
IIIA4 (33.3)72 (42.9)
IIIB3 (25.0)22 (13.1)
IV2 (16.7)9 (5.4)
Anatomical classification, n (%)
PJA7 (58.3)38 (22.6)7.6190.011†
Non-PJA5 (41.7)130 (77.4)
  • Data are presented as mean±SD or number (percentage).

  • *t-test.

  • †χ2 test.

  • ASD, atrial septal defect; JIA, jejunoileal atresia; NEC, necrotizing enterocolitis; PDA, patent ductus arteriosus; PJA, proximal jejunal atresia.