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US Birth Weight/Gestational Age-Specific Neonatal Mortality: 1995–1997 Rates for Whites, Hispanics, and Blacks

Greg R. Alexander, Michael Kogan, Deren Bader, Wally Carlo, Marilee Allen and Joanne Mor
Pediatrics January 2003, 111 (1) e61-e66; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.111.1.e61
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TABLE 1.

TABLE 1.

Percentage of Live Births and Neonatal Deaths for Birth Weight and Gestational Age Categories by Ethnicity/Race of Mother 1995–1997 Single Live Births to US Resident Mothers

Birth WeightGestational Age
<28 Weeks28–32 Weeks33–36 Weeks37–41 Weeks42+ WeeksTotal
WBHWBHWBHWBHWBHWBH
Percentage of live births
 4000–85000.160.160.2310.814.607.791.350.601.0412.335.369.05
 2500–39990.170.610.334.697.646.0671.6368.5072.466.276.356.7282.7583.1085.57
 1500–24990.010.060.020.451.180.511.803.761.841.773.751.960.110.250.124.139.004.46
 750–14990.160.560.200.320.870.340.080.190.090.020.060.040.581.700.67
 500–7490.120.490.160.020.060.020.140.560.18
 < 5000.060.280.070.010.060.290.07
 Total0.351.390.450.962.731.216.7211.758.2184.2476.9182.247.747.217.89100.00100.00100.00
Percentage of neonatal deaths
 4000–85000.130.050.172.020.751.420.310.070.362.450.881.95
 2500–39990.450.280.554.162.163.8420.339.6517.541.971.022.3526.9113.1224.28
 1500–24990.270.250.273.652.223.176.533.845.805.272.965.520.500.310.4616.229.5815.21
 750–14997.537.377.775.664.175.451.610.901.690.630.360.720.040.020.0215.4812.8215.65
 500–74919.6828.2422.521.561.771.700.020.010.0221.2730.0224.24
 < 50017.0932.7318.150.580.860.5217.6733.5918.67
 Total44.5868.5848.7111.899.3011.3912.456.6911.5228.2513.7225.202.831.433.18100.00100.00100.00
  • W indicates non-Hispanic white; B, non-Hispanic black; H, Hispanic.

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