2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.diabres.2021.108696
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Fetal ultrasound scans to guide management of gestational diabetes: Improved neonatal outcomes in routine clinical practice

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“…Interestingly, despite fetal growth that was high risk for SGA being identified at their baseline USS, most women did not have any changes in management by the treating team. This is especially relevant considering the poorer outcomes of SGA infants 8–11 and the findings of Davidson et al , 18 . which demonstrated that neonates with USS‐guided management had fewer admissions to the Special Care Nursery/Intensive Care Nursery, fewer prolonged hospital stays and a lower risk of hypoglycaemia after birth.…”
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“…Interestingly, despite fetal growth that was high risk for SGA being identified at their baseline USS, most women did not have any changes in management by the treating team. This is especially relevant considering the poorer outcomes of SGA infants 8–11 and the findings of Davidson et al , 18 . which demonstrated that neonates with USS‐guided management had fewer admissions to the Special Care Nursery/Intensive Care Nursery, fewer prolonged hospital stays and a lower risk of hypoglycaemia after birth.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Nonetheless, this rich data set from a quaternary hospital in an urban centre featured women of different ages, races, ethnicities, socio‐economic statuses, educational backgrounds and medical histories, making these findings more generalisable to other populations. We also utilised a larger sample size than other papers with similar aims 18,26 . Additionally, it is one of the first studies to focus primarily on the risk factors related to SGA infants in women with GDM.…”
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“…Da die mütterliche Hyperglykämie einen direkten Einfluss auf die fetale Hyperglykämie, Hyperinsulinämie und, letztendlich, auf das fetale Wachstum hat [53], sind sonographische fetale Wachstumskontrollen alle 2-4 Wochen empfohlen [54]. Regelmäßig durchgeführte Ultraschallkontrollen führen zu einem S122 Gestationsdiabetes (GDM) (Update 2023) K leitlinien für die praxis besseren neonatalen Outcome und sollen zu einem nicht ultraschall-basierten Management präferiert werden [55]. Hierbei soll das erwartete fetale Gewicht (EFW) durch die Vermessung vom Kopfumfang (KU), Abdomenumfang (AU) und Femurlänge (FL) geschätzt werden [56].…”
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