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PERINATAL OUTCOMES IN EARLY AND LATE GESTATIONAL DIABETES MELLITUS AFTER TREATMENT FROM 24–28 WEEKS' GESTATION: A TOBOGM SECONDARY ANALYSIS
TOBOGM Research Group
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The research focuses on pregnant women enrolled in the TOBOGM trial, examining the effects of early versus late treatment of gestational diabetes on various perinatal outcomes. It compares outcomes such as birth weight, preterm birth rates, and neonatal complications between groups treated for early GDM and those treated for late GDM. The findings suggest that early treatment may mitigate adverse outcomes associated with maternal hyperglycemia during pregnancy.
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