Glukoz yükleme testi ve gebelik sonucu ile ilişkisi

CONCLUSION: In this study GCT results between 120-140 mg/dl were found to be risk factor for LBW after adjustment of other confounders and this value and higher values up to 160 mg/dl were positive confounders for C/S rates.

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Objective & Hypothesis:OBJECTIVE: We designed this study to evaluate the relationship between glucose intolerance and pregnancy outcome in terms of birth weight and cesarean (C/S) rates.

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Key Findings & Data:After delivery birth weights and route of deliveries were recorded and oral glucose challenge tests with 50 grams were viewed from records.

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Conclusion & Impact:CONCLUSION: In this study GCT results between 120-140 mg/dl were found to be risk factor for LBW after adjustment of other confounders and this value and higher values up to 160 mg/dl were positive confounders for C/S rates.

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Abstract

OBJECTIVE: We designed this study to evaluate the relationship between glucose intolerance and pregnancy outcome in terms of birth weight and cesarean (C/S) rates. STUDY DESIGN: Two hundred fifty eight pregnancies were included in the study. After delivery birth weights and route of deliveries were recorded and oral glucose challenge tests with 50 grams were viewed from records. RESULTS: Mean age, gravida, parity, glucose challenge test (GCT), birth and maternal weights were 25.6±5.3, 1.9±1.5, 0.6±0.9, 105.9±26.9 mg/dl, 3235±469 gr, 75.04±12 kg respectively. Correlation analysis revealed a significant positive correlation between GCT result with maternal age, gravida and maternal weight (95% CI, r=0.334, p:0.001, r=0.300, p:0.001, r=0.201, p:0.003 respectively). A significant negative correlation with birth weight was found. (r=-0.167,p=0.007). GCT level between 120-140 mg/dl was found to be significantly associated with low birth weight (LBW) and values of 120-160 mg/dl were positive confounder for higher C/S rates. CONCLUSION: In this study GCT results between 120-140 mg/dl were found to be risk factor for LBW after adjustment of other confounders and this value and higher values up to 160 mg/dl were positive confounders for C/S rates.

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AMAÇ: Bu çalışma glukoz intoleransı ve gebelik sonucu ilişkisini düşük doğum ağırlığı ve sezaryen oranlarına göre kıyaslama amacı ile dizayn edildi. GEREÇ VE YÖNTEM: Çalışmaya 258 gebe dahil edildi. Doğum sonrası doğum ağırlığı ve doğum şekli kaydedildi. Elli gram oral glukoz yükleme testi sonuçları kayıtlardan görüldü. BULGULAR: Ortalama yaş, gravida parite, glukoz yükeleme testi sonuçları, doğum ve anne kiloları sırası ile 25,6±5,3, 1,9±1,5, 0,6±0,9, 105,9±26,9 mg/dl, 3235±469 gr, 75,04±12 idi. Korelasyon analizi glukoz yükleme testi sonuçları ile maternal yaş, kilo ve gravida arasında anlamlı ilişki gösterdi (95% CI, r=0,334, p:0,001, r=0,201, p:0,003, r=0,300, p:0,001). Doğum ağırlığı ile anlamlı negatif korelasyon saptandı((r=- 0,167,p=0,007). Glukoz yükleme testi sonucu 120-140 mg/dl düşük doğum ağırlığı ile ilişkili saptandı ve 120-160 mg/dl arasındaki değerler artmış sezaryen hızı için etkendi. SONUÇ: Glukoz yükleme testi sonucu 120-140 mg/dl düşük doğum ağırlığı ile ilişkilidir ve 120-160 mg/dl arasındaki değerler artmış sezaryen hızı için etkendir.

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ÖZKAYA, E., KARADAĞ, B., YEREBASMAZ, N., ALDEMİR, O., DÜZGÜNER, S., ÇAKIR, E., ERKAYA, S. (2011). Glukoz yükleme testi ve gebelik sonucu ile ilişkisi. GORM:Gynecology Obstetrics & Reproductive Medicine, Cilt: 17 - Sayı: 1, 7–11. https://ajindex.com/articles/215413

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