Using of the Cluster of Differentiation 64 Index Compared With Other Classical Indices for Early Diagnosis of Neonatal Sepsis : Table 2

Table 2: Comparison between cases and control regarding demographic data and finding in clinical examination.
P value was set at < 0.05 for significant results. and P value < 0.001 is highly significant.

			Cases (No.= 15)	Control (No.= 15)	Test	P. value
Gestational Age(weeks)	Mean ± SD		35.67 ± 3.44	37.27 ± 1.67	t. test -1.622-	0.116
Postnatal Age	Mean ± SD		11.93 ± 7.06	12.40 ± 9.09	t. test -.157-	0.876
Sex	Female	No.	8	8	X² < 0.001	1
	Female	%	53.3%	53.3%
	Male	No.	7	7
	Male	%	46.7%	46.7%
mode of delivery	cs	No.	9	8	X² 0.136	0.713
	cs	%	60.0%	53.3%
	vaginal	No.	6	7
	vaginal	%	40.0%	46.7%
prolonged capillary refill rate	no	No.	0	15	X² 30.00	< 0.001
	no	%	.0%	100.0%
	yes	No.	15	0
	yes	%	100.0%	.0%
Hypothermia	no	No.	10	13	X² 1.677	0.195
	no	%	66.7%	86.7%
	yes	No.	5	2
	yes	%	33.3%	13.3%
Hyperventilation	no	No.	3	15	X² 20.000	< 0.001
	no	%	20.0%	100.0%
	yes	No.	12	0
	yes	%	80.0%	.0%
Tachycardia	no	No.	3	15	X² 20.000	< 0.001
	no	%	20.0%	100.0%
	yes	No.	12	0
	yes	%	80.0%	.0%
Activity	active	No.	6	0	X² 26.250	< 0.001
	active	%	40.0%	.0%
	hypoactive	No.	8	0
	hypoactive	%	53.3%	.0%
	normal	No.	1	15
	normal	%	6.7%	100.0%
Suckling	good	No.	7	15	X² 10.909	0.001
	good	%	46.7%	100.0%
	poor	No.	8	0
	poor	%	53.3%	.0%