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Perinatal Mortality and Congenital Anomalies: New Recommendations on Diabetes Mellitus in Pregnancy

This document discusses the 2009 and March 2010 outcomes related to perinatal mortality, congenital anomalies, and diabetes mellitus in pregnancy. New recommendations are presented based on macrossomic results and glucose levels. The updated criteria aim to address adverse pregnancy outcomes, potentially increasing the prevalence of gestational diabetes due to rising obesity rates. This could lead to more interventions, preterm births, cesarean sections, and neonatal ICU admissions. It highlights the importance of foot care in preventing amputations among diabetic patients, with insights from a study involving 160 women in Portugal.

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Perinatal Mortality and Congenital Anomalies: New Recommendations on Diabetes Mellitus in Pregnancy

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  1. Resultados RN macrossómicos Mortalidade Perinatal

  2. Resultados Anomalias congénitas

  3. Consulta HST 2009

  4. Março 2010 novas recomendações Diabetes Mellitus prévia à gravidez Glicémia em jejum > = 126 mg/dl HbA1c > = 6,5% Glicémia ao acaso > = 200 mg/dl

  5. Às 24-28 semanas ►PTGO 75g Novos critérios diagnóstico - 2010 PTGO 75 g com 1 valor alterado Glicemia jejum ≥ 92 mg/dl inicio da gestação Diabetes gestacional

  6. Conclusão • Os novos critérios são baseados nos resultados adversos da gravidez. • Vai aumentar a % de diabetes na gravidez, o que está de acordo com o aumento da prevalência de obesidade e alterações do metabolismo glicemico nas mulheres em idade reprodutiva. • Poderá levar a uma maior % de intervenções, partos pré-termo, cesarianas e admissão de recém-nascidos em unidades de cuidados intensivos.

  7. Portugal 160 mulheres - 2009 As amputações em DIABÉTICOS podem ser EVITADAS Cuide bem dos pés

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