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... the PCOS groups was ...in PCOS and ...of PCOS and GDM increases the risk of preeclampsia and high blood pressure in pregnant ...with PCOS relatively independent of ... See full document

... and gestational diabetes mellitus are increasing in prevalence, being a major health problem in pregnancy with independent and additive impact on obstetrics ...inadequate gestational weight ... See full document

... of PCOS than the other groups (p < ...ART-GDM. Gestational age at delivery was significantly lower among ART-GDM subjects than non-GDM groups ...groups). Gestational weight gain was significantly ... See full document

... Being a retrospective study, the details regarding maternal demographic characters, obstetrical and neonatal outcome were recorded from the medical records. All pregnant women were diagnosed as GDM by DIPSI ... See full document

... adverse outcome in pregnant women ≤ 16 and ≥ 40 ...and neonatal outcomes were ...diseases, obstetric complications in- cluding severe pre-eclampsia and gestational diabetes ... See full document

... PIH, PCOS, age ≥ 25, BMI ≥ 25, and family history of diabetes are the significant risk factors predictive of GDM in current pregnancy (OR values ranged from ...previous gestational diabetes, a ... See full document

... Our study has the strength of obstetrician blinding and the use of decoys, to avoid confounding of the NICU admission and LSCS rates. The use of quantitative and qualitative measures is also a strength. The study only ... See full document

... emergency obstetric services to women referred from other centers, as well as providing antenatal care and delivery services for low and high-risk pregnant women booked with the ... See full document

... Probabilities of GDM-related neonatal outcomes were obtained from the literature since it was not possible to identify children born to GDM mothers. In HDD, about one third of the newborns lack a unique ID code ... See full document

... pre-existing diabetes and excluded from the ...fetal outcome like PIH, caesarian delivery, macrosomia and neonatal complications ...Pre-gestational diabetes, chronic disease with ... See full document

... According to the ADA guidelines, patients should be screened for risk fac- tors for GDM at their initial visit. A woman is considered high risk if she has one or more of the following: marked obesity, personal history of ... See full document

... [BMI], obstetric history, ...tational diabetes, gestational weight gain, gestational age at delivery, hypertension in pregnancy, ...and neonatal death, birth weight, Apgar score at 5 ... See full document

... glucose. Gestational diabetes mellitus was diagnosed if 2 hrs plasma glucose is >140 ...foeto-maternal outcome was ...of diabetes mellitus or pa- tient on medications ... See full document

... that diabetes antedat- ing pregnancy can have severe adverse effects on fetal and neona- tal outcomes ...developed diabetes years after pregnancy had expe- rienced abnormally high fetal and neonatal ... See full document

... Progesterone is essential for establishment and main- tenance of pregnancy [15, 16]. Low progesterone levels are associated with an increased risk of first trimester miscarriage [17]. Recently, some studies reported that ... See full document

... clinic. Gestational weight gain was determined as the difference between the last weight measured before delivery and pre-pregnancy ...Excessive gestational weight gain (EGW) was defined as ... See full document

... verse neonatal outcomes on health care and society might be reduced, including long-term poor outcomes such as type 2 diabetes mellitus and the risk of childhood obesity and abnormal glucose ... See full document

... [2]. Neonatal complica- tions, known as macrosomia, birth asphyxia, hyperbilirubi- nemia and hypoglycemia, are significantly higher in mothers with GDM than non-diabetic mothers ...routine obstetric care, ... See full document

... Observations: Prevalence of GDM was 10.55%. Maximum cases were 25-29 years old (58.6%) & were either Nulliparous (43.7%) or Primiparous (40.2%). Mean gestational age for GDM group was 37.44+1.41 weeks & ... See full document

... Our current GDM guideline on systematic screening and stringent treatment of GDM was successful in achieving a low incidence of birth complications comparable to the literature, but the percentages of LGA neonates was ... See full document