Diabetic mothers during pregnancy the relationship between glycemic control and neonatal research.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Diabetic mothers during pregnancy the relationship between glycemic control and neonatal research [Abstract] Objective To investigate the mother’s gestational diabetes, glycemic control and neonatal relationship. Methods 184 cases of diabetic mothers HTSS the babies blood glucose control in accordance with the mother during pregnancy are not satisfied with the situation into control group (A group, 41 cases) and satisfaction with group (B group, 143 cases) were observed newborn-related illnesses, birth weight and gestational age, and brain function and development status. Results A group of related diseases (low blood sugar, cardiac hypertrophy and organ immature) incidence, gestational age, birth weight, premature brain development and neurobehavioral abnormalities score significantly higher than B group, the difference was significant. Conclusion direct impact on blood glucose control during pregnancy the mother’s disease and prognosis of newborns, infants respond to routine management of diabetic mothers, timely monitoring and early intervention. [Keywords:] diabetic mother Infant; blood glucose control; Newborn In recent years, with the continuous improvement of people’s living standards, diet and lifestyle changes, diabetes at an alarming rate. Accompanying, gestational diabetes is also increasing year by year, diabetes and the mother the baby (infants of diabetic mothers IDMS) will become a neonatal physician frequently encountered in clinical work in a class of high-risk children, their early easy to merge a variety of related diseases, need special monitoring and active life-saving treatment [1], the mother of diabetes on the offspring was multifaceted, and its blood sugar control may affect the newborn growth and development, a direct factor in metabolic disorders, in order to further explore this issue, we are Past data of a retrospective study, are reported as follows. 1 Data and methods 1.1 The sources of informat