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Background and aim:  Fasting is an important risk factor for hypoglycemia in children with malaria or pneumonia. Young children are more at risk because of impaired endogenous glucose production presumably due to smaller liver glycogen stores. The aim of this study was to measure the effect of a bolus of glucagon on glucose kinetics, as an indicator of glycogen content, in fasted children with malaria and pneumonia.

Type of infectious disease affects glucose metabolism and liver glycogen content in Surinamese children: malaria vs. pneumonia