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... TABLE III-Number of days on which hypoglycaemia (plasma glucose concentration <2-6 mmolll) was recorded related to incidence of neurodevelopmental impairment (cerebral palsy or develo[r] ... See full document

... Mean neonatal plasma glucose concentrations varied little in the first 5 hours after birth, which suggests normal postnatal ...clinical hypoglycemia were weakly re- lated to maternal OGTT glucose ... See full document

... Available data on the relationship between hypergly- caemia and adverse outcome is inconclusive [13,15]. In infant rats, it has been shown that hyperglycaemia dur- ing an hypoxic-ischaemic insult can have a ... See full document

... and Neonatal Data Data for mothers, pregnancy, birth, and neonatal outcomes were recorded on standardized questionnaires at each maternity ...multiple). Neonatal data included gender, gestational age ... See full document

... multiples are at greater risk for long-term problems in their growth and development, including cerebral palsy (CP), cognitive impairment, language delay, and learning disabil- ities (Blickstein & Keith, ... See full document

... mother had a moderately raised factor VIIIc, which could possibly suggest a genetic basis for the raised factor VIIIc. Factor VIII is well known to behave as an acute phase reactant and so it is possible that increased ... See full document

... Development Neonatal Research Network units between 1997 and 2005, who either died or had follow-up data available at 18 to 22 months’ corrected ...age. Neurodevelopmental impairment, the primary ... See full document

... MRS metabolite ratios generally were not normally dis- tributed; they therefore were expressed as medians with interquartile ranges, and intergroup comparisons used the nonparametric Kruskal-Wallis test with the Dunn ... See full document

... The WeeFIM scores were used to classify each child’s func- tional status as average if scores were within 1 SD of the mean for age (scores of ⬎105), and as at-risk if scores were 1 to 2 SDs below the mean (scores: 96 ... See full document

... cooling, adverse outcomes are seen in up to half of the surviving infants after neonatal ...birth. Neurodevelopmental outcomes will be assessed at 18 – 24 months of ...and neurodevelopmental ... See full document

... only moderate injury defined by aEEG criteria ...true adverse event and did not compromise perfusion, and thrombocytopenia was not reported as of clinical ...The adverse events therefore may be ... See full document

... complications; moderate, DQ of ⬍ 70, severe hemiplegia, or mild quadriplegia, with or without seizures; severe, unassessable with the Griffiths’ scales, suboptimal head growth, severe spastic quadriplegia, or ... See full document

... of outcome is underlying neurological ...with neonatal seizure after arterial or venous vaso- occlusive disease, seizure is relatively ...favourable outcome. Infants with neonatal seizure ... See full document

... However, several limitations need to be mentioned. One potential limitation is that only published studies were searched. As we know, studies with optimistic re- sults may be published more easily than those with un- ... See full document

... similar neurodevelopmental outcomes at two years of age whether they had hypoglycemia (<47 mg/dL ...of hypoglycemia, using a target plasma glucose concentration of 47 mg/dL ...in ... See full document

... examined at yearly intervals, hypoglycemic in- fants had a higher incidence of abnormalities than controls (Table IV), and the differences were sig- nificant at ages 2, 3 and 6 years. Th[r] ... See full document

... Neonatal seizures represent a significant health burden on the term and preterm neonatal population and are linked to poor long-term neurodevelopmental outcomes.‍ Currently, there are no US Food and ... See full document

... (28). Hypoglycemia disrupts protein synthesis in the superficial layers of the cortex, in the caudate, in the putamen, and in certain cell populations of the hippocampus (CA1 and CA3 pyramidal cells, dentate crest ... See full document

... We concluded from our study that low cord blood serum prolactin levels are strongly associated with adverse neonatal outcome. Routine estimation of cord blood prolactin level at birth may help in ... See full document

... on neonatal sepsis by Birju A Shah and James F Padbury, it has been stated that even though isolation of bacteria from blood is considered the gold standard for the diagnosis of sepsis, it takes 24–48 h for ... See full document