| Objective To learn the factors that may effect the prognoses of neonatal abdominal operation.Methods Show the general clinical data, such as ethnic, gender, gestational age, birth weight,Apagar,score,etiology,visit,time,malformations,pulmonary,infection( PTA), anesthesia, operation type( emergency operation or not), hospital stay, in the form of chart using EXCEL. Data are analyzed by SPSS 17.0, each of the factors was used as one independent variables and the dependent variable, cured ones and uncured ones(including cases who quitted therapy) were used as binary variable.Analysis the data using Logistic non-linear regression. The difference was significant when P < 0.05.Results In the 61 cases, there were 3 premature infants( 4.92%) and 58 full-term infants( 95.08%). The number of male was 42( 68.85%). The number of female was 19( 31.15%). 49 patients underwent elective operation( 80.33%). 12 cases underwent emergency operation( 19.67%). 52 cases were cured( 85.25%), And there were 9 cases in all who were uncured or quitted therapy( 14.75%). 5 factors, such as birth weight, severity of illness, pulmonary infection, anesthetic, operation time, were analysised using the Logistic equation, and P < 0.05.Conclusion The Birth weight, severity of illness, pulmonary infection, anesthetic and operative time can all effect the prognoses of neonatal abdominal operation. |