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RMJ. 2013; 38(4): 409-412


Maternal and fetal outcomes in diabetic pregnant women

Hala ab dalah Aburomman, Muwafag Abdalrahem Alhyari, Kamel Mohamad Alajlouni.

Abstract
Objective: to assess maternal and fetal outcomes in Jordanian women with known Diabetes Mellitus or Gestational Diabetes.

Methods: retrospective medical record conducted on 234 pregnant women who were followed at the National Center for Diabetes Endocrinology & Genetics and Gynecological Department in Jordan University Hospital between 2004-2009. About 148 subjects had Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM) and 86 with known diabetes mellitus (DM)
(Type 1 = 28, Type 2 = 58).

Results: caesarean section were more frequent in GDM subjects than in DM group (47.3% vs. 44.2%). The frequency of pre-term delivery tend to be higher in DM group than GDM group (9.3% vs. 8.1%). The abortion was more in DM group than GDM group (11.6 % vs.4%),macrosomia ,hypoglycemia, hypocalcaemia .polycythemia and congenital malformation were more in DM group than GDM group.

Conclusion: The results showed that DM group witnessed more abortion and pre-term delivery compared to GDM groups. The caesarean section was higher in GDM compared to DM groups .GDM group had better fetal outcome thane DM group ,indicating that DM ( type 1 ,type 2) in pregnancy is a serious condition.

Key words: Diabetes Mellitus, gestational diabetes, fetal loss.


 
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Hala ab dalah Aburomman, Muwafag Abdalrahem Alhyari, Kamel Mohamad Alajlouni. Maternal and fetal outcomes in diabetic pregnant women. RMJ. 2013; 38(4): 409-412.

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Hala ab dalah Aburomman, Muwafag Abdalrahem Alhyari, Kamel Mohamad Alajlouni. Maternal and fetal outcomes in diabetic pregnant women. RMJ. (2013), [cited December 05, 2023]; 38(4): 409-412.


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Hala ab dalah Aburomman, Muwafag Abdalrahem Alhyari, Kamel Mohamad Alajlouni (2013) Maternal and fetal outcomes in diabetic pregnant women. RMJ, 38 (4), 409-412.


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Hala ab dalah Aburomman, Muwafag Abdalrahem Alhyari, Kamel Mohamad Alajlouni. 2013. Maternal and fetal outcomes in diabetic pregnant women. Rawal Medical Journal, 38 (4), 409-412.


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Hala ab dalah Aburomman, Muwafag Abdalrahem Alhyari, Kamel Mohamad Alajlouni. "Maternal and fetal outcomes in diabetic pregnant women." Rawal Medical Journal 38 (2013), 409-412.


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Hala ab dalah Aburomman, Muwafag Abdalrahem Alhyari, Kamel Mohamad Alajlouni. "Maternal and fetal outcomes in diabetic pregnant women." Rawal Medical Journal 38.4 (2013), 409-412. Print.


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Hala ab dalah Aburomman, Muwafag Abdalrahem Alhyari, Kamel Mohamad Alajlouni (2013) Maternal and fetal outcomes in diabetic pregnant women. Rawal Medical Journal, 38 (4), 409-412.


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