Neonatal Adiposity is Largely Driven by Maternal Hyperglycemiain utero: Analysis of Routine Clinical Data from a Diabetes Clinic in India
Sayali S. Deshpande-Joshi,
Sonali S. Wagle-Patki,
Madhura K. Deshmukh
et al.
Abstract:Background: Segregation of the effect of maternal size and glycemia on fetal growth is difficult to understand in overweight-obese women with diabetes. Aim: To examine the effect of maternal size and degree of hyperglycemia on neonatal obesity-adiposity in the relatively thin Indian population. Study design: Analysis of real-life data collected in one diabetes clinic. Methods: We examined the association of maternal size (BMI) and degree of hyperglycemia (type of diabetes, type 1 being the thinnest and most hy… Show more
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