Septische Erkrankungen in Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe

Kyank, H.; Schwarz, Richard H.

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“…After basic diagnostic investigations had been completed, he decided whether the patient was suitable for inclusion in the PIH group. This decision was positive if the diastolic blood pressure exceeded 110 mmttg on one reading or exceeded 90 mmHg on repeated readings (the definition of PIH of the International Society for the Study of Hypertension in Pregnancy (ISSHP) guidelines [7]). Blood samples were obtained from these women immediately after the diagnosis had been established and it had been confirmed that they did not to fulfill any of the criteria for exclusion.…”

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A controlled study of maternal serum concentrations of lipoproteins in pregnancy-induced hypertension

Franz

Wendler

1992

Arch Gynecol Obstet

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Seventeen women with pregnancy-induced hypertension (PIH) and 17 controls with uncomplicated pregnancy who were matched for maternal and gestational age were investigated for lipid concentrations in whole serum and lipoprotein fractions. The triglyceride level in the low-density lipoprotein fraction was higher in PIH patients than in controls (P < 0.03). The differences between values of other parameters did not attain the level of statistical significance, although the tendency of the results was consistent with findings reported in other studies. The differences observed were small and the data exhibited wide variation. Therefore, it appears unlikely that serum lipid and lipoprotein concentrations could gain major clinical importance as diagnostic parameters in PIH.

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A controlled study of maternal serum concentrations of lipoproteins in pregnancy-induced hypertension

Franz

Wendler

1992

Arch Gynecol Obstet

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“…Multiple studies have linked weight gain Fetal hyperinsulinism [58,59,60,61] and routine measurements to determine fetal weight within the fetus have limited sensitivity and speci city in diabetic pregnancy [62,63,64], and do not improve by measuring the thickness of the subcutaneous tissue and its ratio to thigh length [10]. It was found that The rate of fetal pregnancies in international studies is 15.1% [11][12]. The increased incidence of fetal pregnancies in newborns of diabetic women can be reduced by following diet and exercise [3].…”

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Evaluating the Methods Used in Managing and Monitoring a Diabetic Woman and Her Fetus During Pregnancy at Al-Zahrawi Hospital to Arrive at a Better Treatment Plan.

mohamad,

Hammoud

2024

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Objective: to evaluate the methods used in managing and monitoring a diabetic woman and her fetus during pregnancy in Al-Zahrawi Hospital in Damascus to arrive at a better treatment plan. Place of study: Syrian Arab Republic, Damascus, Al-Zahrawi Hospital. Study period: between 1-1-2018 and 1-1-2024. Type of study: Descriptive, cross-sectional, retrospective study. Patients: The study included 128 pregnant women who were diagnosed with diabetes in the presence of high fasting blood sugar levels ≥ 95 mg/dL (5.33 mmol/L), who gave birth in Al-Zahrawi Hospital in Damascus. Results: 128 diabetic pregnant women were studied. The types of diabetes were distributed almost equally between the three types. Diabetes was controlled by diet (20.3%), or by giving insulin (70.3%), and 9.4% of them were reviewed at the time of delivery and remained without treatment. We found that obesity is a factor. A risk common to all patients: the optimal timing for terminating a pregnancy is between 38-40 weeks of gestation, and the perinatal mortality rate increases when the expected delivery date is exceeded, the caesarean section rate increases by 60.9%, in diabetic pregnancies, the perinatal morbidity and mortality rate increases (9.75%), due to an increase in The rate of fetal malformations is (31.25%) on the one hand, and due to macrosomia (21.3%), on the other hand, which is accompanied by functional immaturity that leads to disturbances in the adaptation of the newborn of a diabetic mother to life outside the uterine. Conclusion: Diabetic women must be provided with the information they need to achieve optimal blood sugar control results and enhance their ability to prevent diabetes during pregnancy.

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“…One patient had diabetic background retinopathy and diabetic nephropathy (proteinuria at rest more than 500 mg/day). The birth weight of the newborns was recorded and assigned a centile (Kyank et aL, 1987). To obviate the remarkable diurnal variation in serum placental protein 10 levels, all the samples were collected at 8:00a.m.…”

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Circulating Levels of Placental Protein 10 (PP 10) in Diabetic Pregnancy Complicated by Retinopathy

Briese

Dg²,

Glöckner³

et al. 2009

Exp Clin Endocrinol Diabetes

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Placental protein 10 (PP 10) is a soluble tissue antigen of the placenta. PP 10, a glycoprotein, was tested in diabetic pregnancy complicated by retinopathy. A continuous increase in PP 10 serum levels until weeks 35-36 is followed by a fall thereafter up to term. The mean of the healthy control group between 32 and 39 weeks gestation was 22 +/- 10 micrograms/l. In diabetic pregnancies complicated by retinopathy there were measured 69 +/- 24 micrograms/l in benign form and 77 +/- 26 micrograms/l in proliferative form. Both of these values are significantly (p less than 0.05) above the control values. Increased PP 10 levels in diabetic pregnancy complicated by retinopathy are probably caused by placental and amniotic leakages.

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Septische Erkrankungen in Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe

Cited by 3 publications

References 31 publications

A controlled study of maternal serum concentrations of lipoproteins in pregnancy-induced hypertension

A controlled study of maternal serum concentrations of lipoproteins in pregnancy-induced hypertension

Evaluating the Methods Used in Managing and Monitoring a Diabetic Woman and Her Fetus During Pregnancy at Al-Zahrawi Hospital to Arrive at a Better Treatment Plan.

Circulating Levels of Placental Protein 10 (PP 10) in Diabetic Pregnancy Complicated by Retinopathy

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