Pregnancy and complicated diabetes.
Contemporary management of the insulin-dependent pregnant diabetic is associated with perinatal outcome little different from that in the non-diabetic. Diabetic microangiopathy and its consequences continue to pose a significant threat to the welfare of the diabetic mother and her baby. Pregnancies thus complicated require specialized care by an experienced team.
Pearson
J F
JF
University of Wales, College of Medicine, Cardiff.
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D007328:Insulin