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Aim/methods: To assess the risk of hypoglycaemia-associated seizures in large-for-gestational-age (LGA) full-term neonates data from the Netherlands Perinatal Registry were analysed.Results: From 1997 to 2002 hypoglycaemia was recorded in 1513 of 9318 (16.2%) admitted LGA (defined as birthweight≥97.7 percentile) full-term neonates without maternal diabetes,of whom 20 (1.3%) had seizures. In six of these 20, hypoglycaemia was the single cause of seizures. Conclusion: Symptomatic hypoglycaemia occurs in healthy LGA full-term neonates.
Aim / methods: To assess the risk of hypoglycaemia-associated seizures in large-for-gestational-age (LGA) full-term neonates data from the Netherlands Perinatal Registry were analyzed. Results: From 1997 to 2002 hypoglycaemia was recorded in 1513 of 9318 (16.2%) admitted LGA (defined as birthweight≥97.7 percentile) full-term neonates without maternal diabetes, of whom 20 (1.3%) had seizures. In six of these 20, hypoglycaemia was the single cause of seizures. Conclusion: Symptomatic hypoglycaemia occurs in healthy LGA full-term neonates.