Preterm children with low blood glucose and serum C-peptide analysis of the correlation detection.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Preterm children with low blood glucose and serum C-peptide analysis of the correlation detection Authors: Yang Ruwen, Liu Rong Jun, Guo Yanyun, Wu Yuqin, Shen Jing, Hu Mei [Abstract] Objective To investigate the preterm children with low blood glucose and serum C-peptide relationships. Methods 50 patients with normal blood glucose as a control group of premature children, 50 cases of low blood sugar observed in preterm children as a group, two groups of children with fasting blood glucose testing, dynamic monitoring of blood glucose in children with low blood sugar, and test two groups of premature children with serum C peptide, to compare the value of the test and analysis. Results (1) preterm children had no significant clinical manifestations of hypoglycemia may be a recurring problem, correct the time of their blood sugar low blood sugar level of the initial negative correlation (r =- 0.674, P amp;lt;0.01). (2) two sets of premature children Serum C-peptide test results was no significant difference (Pamp;gt; 0.05). Conclusion of clinical symptoms of hypoglycemia in premature children are not typical, should pay attention to testing. Premature children islet B-cell function are basically ripe. [Keywords:] Premature children; low blood sugar; C-peptide Premature children vulnerable to disorders of glucose metabolism occur, especially hypoglycemia. Some scholars believe that preterm children with low blood sugar endocrine causes and hyperinsulinemia [1]; while others believe that has nothing to do with hyperinsulinemia [2]. Compounded by C-peptide levels can be used to evaluate the pancreatic islet B-cell function, an indirect understanding of the changes in insulin secretion, reported in the literature less related domestic. In this paper, detection of the normal preterm premature children and children with low blood sugar values of serum C-peptide, and the results of a comparative analysis, an indirect understanding of pancr