Figure 2.
Pooled analyses of single-event ICH incidence for lifetime, children and young adults younger than age 25 years, and neonates. The diamond represents the pooled estimate. (A) Pooled single-event ICH incidence rates per 1000 person-years for lifetime cohorts. The results from the prospective follow-up from Zanon et al (2012)19 were used in this analysis instead of the results from retrospective and prospective follow-up. (B) Pooled single-event ICH incidence rates per 1000 person-years for children and young adults younger than 25 years of age. The study by Traivaree et al (2007)23 was excluded from the analysis because of overlap in the catchment area and population with the study by Revel-Vilk et al (2004)16, which had a longer follow-up period. The study by Kulkarni et al (2017)25 was excluded from the analysis because it concerned a specific cohort of infants <2 years of age. The studies by Andersson et al (2017)3, Hu et al (2018),23 and Poonnoose et al (2017)69 did not include neonatal ICH. (C) Pooled single-event ICH cumulative incidence per 100 live births for neonates.

Pooled analyses of single-event ICH incidence for lifetime, children and young adults younger than age 25 years, and neonates. The diamond represents the pooled estimate. (A) Pooled single-event ICH incidence rates per 1000 person-years for lifetime cohorts. The results from the prospective follow-up from Zanon et al (2012)19 were used in this analysis instead of the results from retrospective and prospective follow-up. (B) Pooled single-event ICH incidence rates per 1000 person-years for children and young adults younger than 25 years of age. The study by Traivaree et al (2007)23 was excluded from the analysis because of overlap in the catchment area and population with the study by Revel-Vilk et al (2004)16, which had a longer follow-up period. The study by Kulkarni et al (2017)25 was excluded from the analysis because it concerned a specific cohort of infants <2 years of age. The studies by Andersson et al (2017)3, Hu et al (2018),23 and Poonnoose et al (2017)69 did not include neonatal ICH. (C) Pooled single-event ICH cumulative incidence per 100 live births for neonates.

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