… -term or long-term outcomes compared with no treatment, and in fact there is no evidence at
all that hypoglycemic infants with no clinical … hypoglycemia associated with abnormal clinical …

… In healthy term human infants, even if early enteral feeding … hypoglycemia, especially in a
term previously healthy newborn with no risk factors, invariably presents with abnormal clinical …

… Definition of hypoglycemia The definition of hypoglycemia in the newborn infant has …
among plasma glucose concentration, clinical signs, and long-term sequelae. An expert panel …

… Asymptomatic hypoglycemia documented by laboratory blood glucose measurement (not
bedside screening methods) that is unresponsive to appropriate frequent breastfeeding. …

… definition of neonatal hypoglycemia remains controversial because of a lack of significant
correlations among blood glucose levels, clinical symptoms, and long-term … guidelines ABM 13 …

… The term hypoglycemia refers to a low blood glucose concentration. Transient hypoglycemia
in the immediate newborn period is common, occurring in almost all mammals. In healthy, …

… ABM clinical protocol #1: Guidelines for blood glucose monitoring and treatment of hypoglycemia
in term and late-preterm neonates, Revised 2014. Breastfeed Med 2014;9:173–179. 16…

… First, persistent hypoglycemia most often results from a … newborn infants with a persistent
hypoglycemia disorder from those with … neonatal hypoglycemia prepared by our committee. …

… to define significant hypoglycemia in newborn infants, there still is no evidence-based definition
of … as indicators for intervention instead of relying on a definition of critical hypoglycemia. …

… these guidelines agree on a definition of hypoglycemia requiring treatment, ranging from a
blood glucose of 25 to 55 mg/dL (1.4-3.1 mmol/L). Traditionally, neonatal hypoglycemia has …