Neonatal hypoglycemia: A little goes a long way,☆☆

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    When blood glucose levels fall below 40 mg/dL, cerebral glucose concentration approaches zero and symptoms of hypoglycemia develop, characterized by irritability, seizures, and eventual comatose state.26,29 Exaggerated insulin secretion occurs in a variety of different states in the neonate with resultant hypoglycemia.1–3,11,31 Hypoglycemia may be classified according to duration of symptoms and organized into transient or persistent states (Table 2).

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