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[Changes in Levels of Human Placenta Lactogen (hPL), Progesterone, and Estriol in Blood Serum and Estrogens in Urine During Gestational Diabetes Mellitus]

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Journal Ginekol Pol
Date 1995 Mar 1
PMID 7498805
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The aim of the study was estimation of endocrinological function of placenta in pregnancy complicated by GDM. The study were performed on a group 13 women with GDM and 14 women in normal pregnancy. All women with GDM were treat by diet and intensive insulinotherapy with self monitoring levels of glucose. In women with GDM level of fructosamine and HbAlc were significant higher but in normal range. In 28, 36, 37, 38, 39 week of pregnancy were determined levels of hPL, oestriol and progesterone in serum and daily excretion of oestrogens in urine. From 36 week of pregnancy levels of hPL, oestriol and progesterone were significant lower in women with GDM. In 39 week of pregnancy level of hPL was 9.34 micrograms/ml vs. 12.71 micrograms/ml, p < 0.01, oestriol was 495.77 nmol/l vs. 681.14 nmol/l, p < 0.01 and progesterone was 25.12 ng/ml vs. 34.52 ng/ml, p < 0.01 respectively in women with GDM and in normal pregnancy.

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