Endocrine Abstracts

Background and aims: It is well known that most of the pregnancy complications (maternal, fetal, & neonatal) increased noticeably in diabetic pregnancy compared with non diabetics, our aims of this study is the impact of the type of diabetes in pregnancy upon pregnancy outcome.Methods: This is a crosse study analyzed 210 pregnant women who are undergoing antenatal follow up in diabetic pregnancy clinic, and then delivered in Aljalaa Maternity Hospita...

Background and aims: The high prevalence of diabetes and IGTT in women of childbearing age in our community provides an opportunity to assess prospectively the risks of adverse outcome in pregnancy of these conditions.Method: This retrospective analysis data of a 114 pregnant women diagnosed to have gestational impaired glucose tolerance test, in the period from beginning of January 2001 to the end of December 2004 from maternal & neonatal documents,...