Management of Neonatal Hypoglycemia

Published by National Neonatology Forum of India on Feb 19, 2024

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NNF/2023/CPG/2023.5.0

 

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Suggested citation: Management of Neonatal Hypoglycemia. 25 November 2023. New Delhi: National Neonatology Forum of India; 2023 (NNF/2023/CPG/ 2023.5.0). License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 

 

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Office-bearers 2022:

President: Dr. Siddharth Ramji
President-Elect: Dr. Praveen Kumar
Secretary: Dr. Dinesh Tomar
Past President: Dr. Ranjan Kumar Pejaver
Vice President: Dr. Vikram Dutta
Treasurer: Dr. Surender Bisht
Jt. Secretary: Dr. Dinesh Chirla

 

Office-bearers 2023:

President: Dr. Praveen Kumar
President-Elect: Dr. Sushma Nangia
Secretary: Dr. Surender Bisht
Past President: Dr. Siddharth Ramji
Vice President: Dr. Alok Bhandari
Treasurer: Dr. Amit Upadhyay
Jt. Secretary: Dr. Srinivas Murki
Immediate Past Secretary General: Dr. Dinesh Tomar

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PICOS

PICO 50.1

Population
Neonates (any gestational age) with symptomatic hypoglycemia
Intervention
Initial management with mini-bolus followed by continuous infusion
Comparator
Continuous dextrose infusion alone
Outcomes

PICO 60.1

Population
Neonates at risk for hypoglycemia
Intervention
Lower threshold group (Plasma glucose < 36 mg/dL)
Comparator
Higher threshold group (Plasma glucose < 47 mg/dL)
Outcomes

PICO 80.1

Population
Oral dextrose gel to prevent hypoglycaemia in at-risk neonates
Intervention
Dextrose gel
Comparator
control
Outcomes

PICO 90.1

Population
Oral dextrose gel for the treatment of hypoglycaemia in newborn infants
Intervention
Dextrose gel
Comparator
control
Outcomes