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The definition of birth asphyxia is given by the ACOG, AAP includes the existence of 3factors: Metabolic or mixed acidemia (pH&lt;7) which is determined by umbilical cord arterial bloodsamples. The major causes of neonatal seizures are Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), whichrepresents about 50%  of  the  causes of  neonatal seizures. Metabolic abnormalities, infection,intracranial hemorrhage, developmental anomalies, and other like inborn errors of metabolism areother causes  of  neonatal seizures. Material and  Methods:  A  cross-sectional study.  This  is  ahospital-based prospective study conducted at Nehru Hospital, BRD Medical College, Gorakhpur (UP)in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit of the pediatric department. This study was conducted from July2018 to July 2019. Result: Prevalence of Hypocalcemia was 7.6%, Prevalence of hypernatremia was1.3%, Out  of  315  patients 32  (10.2%) patients expired and  283  (89.8%) was  successfullydischarged. Conclusion: No association between Hypocalcemia and Hypomagnesemia Prevalence ofhyponatremia was  6.3% and  no  association  between hyponatremia and  Hypomagnesemia. Theprevalence of hypernatremia was 1.3% and there was no association between hypernatremia andHypomagnesemia.

Metabolic and Electrolyte profile in Birth Asphyxia