The Effect of Maternal Prediabetes

Carrington, Elsie R.

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“…14 Carrington, however, has stated that even in pregnant women a two-hour true blood glucose level of above 140 mg. per 100 ml. is distinctly abnormal, 15 and on this basis the cases classified in Grade 2 can probably be considered as maternal diabetics for the present study. It should be emphasized that the mothers in Grades 1 and 2 had never received exogenous insulin, and the hyperglycemia of those in Grade 2 was controlled entirely by diet.…”

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Eosinophile Infiltration in the Pancreas of Infants of Diabetic Mothers: A Clinicopathologic Study

Silverman

1963

Diabetes

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Eosinophile Infiltration in the Pancreas of Infants of Diabetic Mothers: A Clinicopathologic Study

Silverman

1963

Diabetes

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“…There is therefore abundant re~son to detect even the mfldest form of maternal diabetes, for not only will treatment of such a state result in an maprovement in foetal survival [1], but pregnancy, by virtue of its diabetogenlc influence will bring evidence of latent diabetes (and its associated complications) to the fore, and so allow for possible prophylactic or preventative therapy.…”

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Diabetes screening during pregnancy

Notelovitz

1970

Diabetologia

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A study was undertaken to determine the most suitable method of screening for diabetes during pregnancy. Glycosuria was compared with blood sugar estimations measured by the Autoanalyser Tectmique, and a rapid enzyme-strip paper-Dextrostix. Based on the results of approximately 2000 tests, it could be concluded that glycosuria is unsuitable for diabetes screening since it is subject to a high degree of error. Blood sugar estimations on blood taken 2 h following a 100 g glucose load were much more reliable, and could be accurately assessed by the Dextrostix test reagent. The need for diabetes screening programmes during pregnancy is discussed. Dgpistage du diab~te au cours de la grossesse Rdsumd. Une ~tude a @t@ entreprise pour d6terminer la m6thode la plus appropri@e pour le dgpistage du diab@te au cours de la grossesse. La glycosurie a ~t@ comparge avec les valeurs de la glyc@mie mesur~e par la technique de l'autoanalyseur et par une bande de papier Dextrostix impr6gn~ d'enzyme. En se basant sur les r6sultats de 2000 tests environ, on a pu conelure que la glycosurie n'est pas appropri@e pour le d~pistage du dia-b~te, car elle est sujette ~ une forte proportion d'erreur. Les valeurs de la glyc~mie, mesur~es sur du sang pr@lev@ 2 h apr@s nne charge en glucose de 100 g, gtaient bien plus sfires, et pouvaient ~tre d6termin~es de facon precise par le test au Dextrostix. La ndcessit6 de programrues de d6pistage du diab@te pendant la grossesse est discutge. Reihenuntersuchungeu auf Diabetes wahrend der Schwangersehaft Zusammenfassung. lit dieser Studie sollte des geeignetste Verfahren ffir I)iabetes-Reihenuntersuchungen w~hrend der Schwangersehaft ermittelt werden. Die Harnzuckerausscheidung wurde mit Blutzuckerspiegeln verglichen, wie sic sich mit Hilfe des Autoanalyzers und des enzymatischen Blutzucker-Teststreifens Dextrostix ergaben. Die Ergebnisse yon etwa 2000 Untersuehungen weisen darauf hin, dell sich die Harnzuckerausscheidung als Suchmethode fiir Diabetes nicht eignet, da sic eine erhebliche Fehlerbreite aufweist. ~Viessungen der Blutzuckerwerte 2 Std nach Zufuhr von 100 g Glucose waren wesentlich verl~21icher und konnten mit dem Dextrostix Streifen ausreiehend genau abgeseh~tzt werden. Es wird diskutiert, wieweit Diabetes-Suchaktionen w~hrend der Schwangerschaft erforderlich sind.

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Das endokrine Pankreas bei Kindern diabetischer Mütter und seine weitere Entwicklung

Hoet¹,

Hoet²

1971

Pathophysiologie Und Klinik / Pathophysiology and Clinical Considerations

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The Effect of Maternal Prediabetes

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Eosinophile Infiltration in the Pancreas of Infants of Diabetic Mothers: A Clinicopathologic Study

Eosinophile Infiltration in the Pancreas of Infants of Diabetic Mothers: A Clinicopathologic Study

Diabetes screening during pregnancy

Das endokrine Pankreas bei Kindern diabetischer Mütter und seine weitere Entwicklung

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