Exhaled breath condensate in intubated neonates- a window into the lung’s glutathione status

Respiratory Research

Table 1 Patient demographics

Subject number	GA (weeks)	GA at sample collection (weeks)	Birth weight (grams)	Weight at sample collection (grams)	BUN at sample collection (mg/dl)	Duration of mechanical ventilation (days)	Primary diagnosis
1	37	40	2442	2760	3	21	Hypoglossia-hypodactylia syndrome
2	24	27	675	1000	6	21	Spontaneous intestinal perforation
3	26	35	686	1730	3	189	Patent ductus arteriosus
4	24	35	690	3780	8	77	Subglottic stenosis
5	35	42	1980	3000	12	49	Congenital diaphragmatic hernia
6	41	42	3530	4060	10	7	Esophageal atresia/tracheal esophageal fistula
7	39	40	3800	3850	5	7	Neonatal seizures
8	37	40	2782	3365	7	21	Laryngeal cleft
9	26	34	803	1650	5	56	Jejunal stricture
10	24	34	720	1895	1	70	Pneumoperitoneum
11	24	30	760	1380	18	42	Necrotizing enterocolitis
12	38	40	3100	2940	19	14	Gastroschisis
13	38	39	2858	2858	13	7	Gastroschisis
14	39	40	3080	3265	18	7	Imperforate anus/congenital heart disease
15	35	36	2440	2440	16	7	Gastroschisis
16	24	26	700	810	29	14	Spontaneous intestinal perforation
17	38	38	3590	3590	12	5	Congenital diaphragmatic hernia
18	31	33	1417	1100	26	14	Congenital heart disease, duodenal atresia
19	34	34	2120	2120	15	4	Multiple jejunal atresias
20	35	43	1710	2500	16	56	Intestinal perforation, microcolon
21	39	41	3170	3250	41	14	Pentalogy of cantrell
22	25	37	450	1530	33	84	Extreme prematurity
23	24	32	550	1200	18	56	Extreme prematurity
24	23	34	610	1410	2	77	Spontaneous intestinal perforation
25	27	35	1110	1900	3	56	Patent ductus arteriosus
26	25	35	850	1650	33	70	Jejunal perforation

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