3. Results
hypoglycemia, BPD, ROP
HYPOGLYCEMIA, REGRESSION
A total of 321 patients underwent randomization and were included in the analysis, (At baseline, the characteristics of the patients were similar between the two groups, (Group 1 showed a significantly decreased duration of PN compared with Group 2 (13.43 DoL vs. 17.65 DoL; The rate of HG within 0–7 DoL is reported in The rate of hypoglycemia within 0–7 DoL was similar between the two groups (12.4 vs. 12; Data analyzed also per protocol showed similar results on the primary outcome. Despite the overall morbidity not being different among groups, we observed that the rate of BPD and ROP were significantly higher in Group 1 than Group 2 (The binary logistic regression analysis showed that group assignment did not influence the risk of BPD (In We found that group assignment (ß = 1.095, The rate of EUGR was lower in Group 1 compared with Group 2 (63.4 vs. 75.5, Unstandardized BW, length and CC were reduced in Group 1 compared with Group 2 at 12 months of life (Linear regression analysis showed that only actual energy intake in the first week of life through PN were positively related with weight at 12 months of life, (