Impact of hypothermia on implementation of CPAP for neonatal respiratory distress syndrome in a low-resource setting
Fig 3
Initial temperature vs. the fraction of temperature measurements above 35.8° C for all neonates treated with bCPAP (N = 48).
Filled symbols correspond to neonates who survived to discharge while open symbols indicate neonates who died. Neonates with a co-morbidity of sepsis are highlighted with a red square. Neonates who were admitted warm and became cold, or were admitted cold and remained cold (quadrants I and II) had poor survival rates, while neonates who were admitted warm and remained warm, or were admitted cold and became warm (quadrants III and IV) had high survival rates.