Purpose This systematic review aimed to determine the effects of maternal exposure to
bisphosphonates (BPs) during pregnancy on neonatal outcomes. It aimed to disclosfe the …

Background: Despite recent advances in the treatment of neonatal infection, mortality rates
and comorbidities associated with neonatal sepsis remain high. Hypocalcemia has been …

Objective: Vitamin D has many important functions in our body. Especially in intrauterine and
early infancy periods, Vitamin D plays a major role in bone development, growth, and the …

Background Chronic exposure to fluoride in drinking water causes an increase in plasma
fluoride levels that is related to a reduction in calcium transport across the renal tubule …

Calcium homeostasis in the neonatal period is a reflection of the transition from placental
regulation to hormonal maturation in the newborn. Hypocalcemia occurring within the first 72 …

Objective To evaluate the impact of antenatal corticosteroid therapy (ACS) on birth outcomes
in term infants exposed during pregnancy. Study design Exposed newborns were compared …

Objectives: To assess the prevalence of hypocalcemia in outpatient clinic neonates and its
relation to vitamin D and calcium supplementation. Methods: This cross-sectional analytical …

Background Hypoparathyroidism in children is a heterogeneous group with diverse genetic
etiologies. To aid clinicians in the investigation and management of children with …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Neonatal hypocalcemia is the most common metabolic
disorder, and whether asymptomatic disease should be treated with calcium supplements …

Calcium, the most abundant ion in the neonate, plays a role in bone formation, blood
coagulation, muscle contractility, and nerve conduction. Calcium levels are regulated via a …