Endocrine Abstracts

Some literary data demonstrate that the twin defect of beta-cell failure and insulin resistance that underline T2DM can be reversed by acute negative energy balance alone. The aim of the present work was to assess treatment outcomes in women with new onset T2DM, who were previously diagnosed with GDM treated with acute dietary restriction or conventionally at 32 weeks postpartum (PP).Methods: In total 174 women with T2DM at 32 weeks PP, were enrolled in ...

Background: The Israeli-Georgian Program Diabetes in Pregnancy was initiated at the Georgian Diabetes Center in 1997, with the aim to provide care for women with diabetes. The Program has become possible as a result of Twinning between Union of Diabetes and Endocrine Association and Israeli Diabetes Association. It was initiated in 1997, and since then it successfully works, being the longest and most sustainable Twinning program in Europe. The aim to assess the efficacy of tr...

The aim of the present work was to assess the degree of glycemic control and complications rate through pregnancy and thirteen-years post-partum in women with microalbuminuria (T1DM).Materials and methodsIn total 191 patients with T1DM were enrolled in the study. Based on albuminuria levels in the 1st trimester women were separated into 2 groups (Gr.). Gr.1 – 116 women with normoalbuminuria, Gr.2 – 75 women wit...

Background: Hyperglycemia is believed to be the underlying cause for many of the adverse fetal, neonatal, and maternal outcomes in pregnancies complicated by type 1diabetes (T1DM). In particular, the rates of a large for gestational age (LGA) neonates and macrosomia remain high and suggest that hyperglycemia may not be the only driver of fetal overgrowth for women with T1DM.Aim: Our aim was to assess the association between gestational glycemic profiles ...