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Presentation date
Summer 8-12-2021
College, Institute, or Department
Pediatrics
Faculty Mentor
Dr. Ann Anderson-Berry
Research Mentor
Dr. Ann Anderson-Berry
Abstract
Approximately 116 million births have been reported worldwide in the nine months following the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Currently, the effects of COVID-19 infection during pregnancy on birth outcomes are not fully understood. An IRB-approved study enrolled 115 mothers since March 2020, 5 of whom had a confirmed history of COVID-19 infection during pregnancy. For each COVID-19-infected mother, two mothers of similar age, gestation period, and race who were not infected with COVID-19 during pregnancy were matched 2-to-1 for a case-control analysis. Descriptive statistics were generated, and the Mann-Whitney U test was used to compare continuous variables between the two groups. Fisher’s Exact test was used to evaluate categorical outcomes between the groups. P
Keywords
COVID-19, neonatology, pediatrics, pregnancy, birth outcomes
Recommended Citation
Chaudhary, Ridhi; Thoene, Melissa; Van Ormer, Matthew; Thompson, Maranda; Slotkowski, Rebecca; Bender, Nicole S.; Ali, Khadijjta Y.; Freeman, Alyssa; Hergenrader, Alexandra; Sweeney, Sarah A.; Paetz, Olivia R.; Hanson, Corrine K.; and Anderson-Berry, Ann, "Impact of COVID-19 Infection During Pregnancy on Neonatal Birth Outcomes" (2021). Posters: 2021 Summer Undergraduate Research Program. 8.
https://digitalcommons.unmc.edu/surp2021/8