Body mass index has a greater impact on pregnancy outcomes than gestational hyperglycaemia

W. Ricart,Juan Antonio López,J. Mozas,A. Pericot,M. A. Sancho,Nieves L. González-González,Montserrat Balsells,R. Luna,A Cortázar,Pedro Navarro,O Ramirez,B. Flández,Luis Felipe Pallardo,A. Hernández-Mijas,J. Ampudia,José Manuel Fernández Real,Rosa Corcoy,Coustan Gdm thresholds

Body mass index has a greater impact on pregnancy outcomes than gestational hyperglycaemia

2005

W. Ricart
Juan Antonio López
J. Mozas
A. Pericot
M. A. Sancho
Nieves L. González-González
Montserrat Balsells
R. Luna
A Cortázar
Pedro Navarro
O Ramirez
B. Flández
Luis Felipe Pallardo
A. Hernández-Mijas
J. Ampudia
José Manuel Fernández Real
Rosa Corcoy
Coustan Gdm thresholds

Aims/hypothesis We evaluated diabetes-related pregnancy outcomes in a cohort of Spanish women in relation to their glucose tolerance status, prepregnancy BMI and other predictive variables.

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Cohort
Prospective cohort study
Body mass index
Caesarean section
Obstetrics
Fetal macrosomia
Pregnancy
Internal medicine
Endocrinology
Biology
Diabetes mellitus
Gestational diabetes

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