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Diabète gestationnel, surpoids, obésité

Gestational diabetes mellitus, overweight, obesity

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Revue de médecine périnatale

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Le diabète gestationnel (DG) peut être un diabète de type 2 (DT2) méconnu, découvert pendant la grossesse ou une anomalie de la tolérance glucidique réellement apparue en cours de grossesse dont les pronostics sont différents. Il existe une corrélation linéaire et positive entre l’hyperglycémie maternelle et les complications périnatales. L’obésité maternelle est un facteur de risque de complications surajouté et indépendant de l’hyperglycémie

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Gestational diabetes mellitus might be either an unknown type 2 diabetes mellitus diagnosed during pregnancy or a glucose tolerance impairment appearing during pregnancy; these two conditions have different prognosis. There is a positive linear correlation between maternal hyperglycemia and perinatal complications. Maternal obesity is an independent risk factor for perinatal complications.

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Lepercq, J. Diabète gestationnel, surpoids, obésité. Rev. med. perinat. 3, 5–10 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12611-011-0093-4

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