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Authors: Sara Sauer, Ayodeji Sanusi, Isabel Fulcher, Ashley Battarbee
Conference: Society for Maternal and Fetal Medicine Annual Pregnancy Meeting 2024
Key Findings: Weekly CGM metrics successfully classified pregnant patients into discrete glucotype groups integrating glycemic excursions and circadian cycle patterns. Nocturnal hyperglycemia and high glycemic variability with hypo- and hyperglycemia should be avoided as these patients appear most likely to experience adverse outcomes.
Abstract
Authors: Sara Sauer, Ayodeji Sanusi, Isabel Fulcher, Ashley Battarbee
Conference: Society for Maternal and Fetal Medicine Annual Pregnancy Meeting 2024
Key Findings: Weekly CGM metrics successfully classified pregnant patients into discrete glucotype groups integrating glycemic excursions and circadian cycle patterns. Nocturnal hyperglycemia and high glycemic variability with hypo- and hyperglycemia should be avoided as these patients appear most likely to experience adverse outcomes.
Abstract
Authors: Sara Sauer, Ayodeji Sanusi, Isabel Fulcher, Ashley Battarbee
Conference: Society for Maternal and Fetal Medicine Annual Pregnancy Meeting 2024
Key Findings: Weekly CGM metrics successfully classified pregnant patients into discrete glucotype groups integrating glycemic excursions and circadian cycle patterns. Nocturnal hyperglycemia and high glycemic variability with hypo- and hyperglycemia should be avoided as these patients appear most likely to experience adverse outcomes.
Abstract
Authors: Sara Sauer, Ayodeji Sanusi, Isabel Fulcher, Ashley Battarbee
Conference: Society for Maternal and Fetal Medicine Annual Pregnancy Meeting 2024
Key Findings: Weekly CGM metrics successfully classified pregnant patients into discrete glucotype groups integrating glycemic excursions and circadian cycle patterns. Nocturnal hyperglycemia and high glycemic variability with hypo- and hyperglycemia should be avoided as these patients appear most likely to experience adverse outcomes.
Abstract
Authors: Sara Sauer, Ayodeji Sanusi, Isabel Fulcher, Ashley Battarbee
Conference: Society for Maternal and Fetal Medicine Annual Pregnancy Meeting 2024
Key Findings: Weekly CGM metrics successfully classified pregnant patients into discrete glucotype groups integrating glycemic excursions and circadian cycle patterns. Nocturnal hyperglycemia and high glycemic variability with hypo- and hyperglycemia should be avoided as these patients appear most likely to experience adverse outcomes.
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