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August 12, 2025Interdisciplinary Medical Journal

Evaluation of clinical and laboratory related factors of early-onset hypocalcemia in term neonates

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MAMustafa AslanSGSezgin GüneşBCBegüm Cezayir

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Cross-sectional analysis reveals that initial calcium levels impact hypocalcemia severity in newborns, suggesting further study on vitamin D implications.

Key Points

  • Early-onset hypocalcemia is influenced by initial calcium levels, indicating potential clinical considerations for treatment.
  • Vitamin D levels showed no significant link with birth weight or calcium metrics in the studied neonates, highlighting the complexity of EOH.
  • Cross-sectional study evaluating laboratory characteristics in 51 term neonates diagnosed with EOH in their first three days of life.
  • These results call for further exploration of vitamin D metabolism's impact on neonatal hypocalcemia outcomes and treatment methodologies.

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Aslan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23595b210217d647715a8https://doi.org/10.17944/interdiscip.1627263
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