Table 3.

Neonatal characteristics and outcomes

NEONATAL CHARACTERISTICSA: EXPOSED TO BUPRENORPHINE-NALOXONE (N = 30)B: EXPOSED TO OTHER OPIOIDS (N = 134)P VALUE (A–B)C: NOT EXPOSED TO OPIOIDS (N = 476)P VALUE (A–C)
Preterm (< 37 wk), n (%)1 (3.3)6 (4.5).79919 (4.0).857
Mean (SD) birth weight, g3569.0 (491.91)3243.7 (557.2).0043531.0 (590.2).730
Mean (SD) 1-min Apgar score8.8 (0.47)8.7 (1.05).6118.6 (1.1).323
Mean (SD) 5-min Apgar score9.0 (0.18)8.9 (0.83).5138.9 (0.71).442
Any NAS score, n (%)6 (20.0)22 (16.4).6370 (0.0)< .001
NAS score > 7, n (%)0 (0.0)12 (9.0).1260 (0.0)> .999
Stillbirths, n (%)0 (0.0)1 (0.7)> .9993 (0.6)> .999
Congenital anomalies, n (%)1 (3.3)0 (0.0).1801 (0.2).115
Male sex, n (%)15 (50.0)74 (55.2).657243 (51.1).911
Transfer to tertiary care, n (%)1 (3.3)5 (3.7)> .9999 (1.9).460
  • NAS—neonatal abstinence syndrome.