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We evaluate the efficacy of a strict glycaemic control protocol using a continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) in infants at high risk of dysglycaemia with the aim of reducing the number of dysglycaemic episodes.

Setting Neonatal intensive care unit, Fondazione Policlinico Universitario Agostino Gemelli, IRCCS, Rome.

Patients All infants <1500 g fed on parental nutrition (PN) since birth were eligible. A total of 63 infants were eligible and 48 were randomised.

Intervention All participants wore a CGM sensor and were randomised in two arms with alarms set at different cut-off values (2.61–10 mmol/L (47–180 mg/dL) vs 3.44–7.78 mmol/L (62–140 mg/dL)), representing the operative threshold requiring modulation of glucose infusion rate according to an innovative protocol.