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Chapter VI. Neonatal Mortality<br />

115<br />

TABLE: 57. Neonatal Mortality' Due to Certain Perinatal Causes as Underlying Causes by Age <strong>of</strong><br />

Mother in Five Projects.<br />

United States<br />

Brazil<br />

Chile El Salvador Mexico California<br />

AgR <strong>of</strong> mother Bao Paulo project project Monterrey project<br />

Total ..................... 1,948.1 1,858.7 1,731.1 1,516.7 <br />

Under 20 years ............ 2,807.6 1,914.7 2,522.2 2,113.5 1,286.5<br />

20-24 years ............... 1,768.7 1,752.5 1,612.4 1,356.6 864.4<br />

25-29 years ................ 1,706.4 1,781.2 1,368.5 1,290.8 856.0<br />

30-34 years ................ 2,065.5 1,999.8 1,484.2 1,600.0 935.1<br />

35 years and over .......... 2,297.0 2,068.8 1,811.0 1,768.5 1,025.1<br />

aRates per 100,000 live births.<br />

a combination <strong>of</strong> factors, including family<br />

planning practices.<br />

The analysis <strong>of</strong> neonatal <strong>mortality</strong> due<br />

to immaturity as underlying or associated<br />

cause by age <strong>of</strong> mother also reveals inter-<br />

esting relationships. There was a constant<br />

pattern in all five projects for which data on<br />

maternal age was utilized (Table 58 and<br />

Figure 54) rates for immaturity were consistently<br />

higher for young mothers (under<br />

20 years) than for the remaining age groups,<br />

and they ranged from 3,682.9 to 1,456.0 per<br />

100,000 live births in the Silo Paulo and<br />

California projects, respectively. In all projects<br />

the most favorable rates were those for<br />

Fio. 54. Neonatal Mortality Due to Immaturity<br />

in Five Projects.<br />

4000 SAO PAULO CHILE PROJECT<br />

947.7<br />

products <strong>of</strong> mothers <strong>of</strong> intermediate age,<br />

and significant increases were noticed for<br />

neonates <strong>of</strong> mothers aged 35 years or over.<br />

Table 59 and Figure 55 show the relationships<br />

between mother's age and neonatal<br />

<strong>mortality</strong> due to maternal conditions<br />

(760-763) as underlying causes in five<br />

projects. From these analyses it is apparent<br />

that the risk <strong>of</strong> dying in the neonatal period<br />

from these conditions is less for babies born<br />

to mothers in the age group 20-29 years<br />

than for those born to very young or older<br />

mothers.<br />

For the deaths due to other complications<br />

<strong>of</strong> pregnancy and childbirth (769) a similar<br />

relationship is found with respect to materas<br />

Underlying or Associated Cause by Age <strong>of</strong> Mother<br />

ELSALVADOR MONTERREY CALIFORNIA<br />

PROJECT<br />

PROJECT<br />

3000<br />

ac. 2000<br />

. 1000<br />

0A<br />

A09 OF010111111 IN YEARS

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