Neonatal Findings
Evaluating neonatal findings at birth, 38% of neonates had a 5-minute Apgar score <5 (n=39), 21% had a 10-minute Apgar score <5 (n=21), 36% had an arterial cord pH <7 (n=37), and 40% (n=41) had an arterial cord base deficit of ≥12 (Table 2 ). Common neonatal findings included seizures on EEG (29%, n=30), witnessed seizures (54%, n=55), need for intubation (58%, n=59), and abnormal MRI findings (54%, n=55). Less common findings included abnormal CT findings (13%, n=13) and abnormal cranial ultrasound findings (17%, n=17). A minority of neonates required cardiopulmonary resuscitation (22%, n=22).