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<strong>KCE</strong> reports vol. 6A Prenatale zorg 168<br />

Study Ref Populatio<br />

n<br />

Intervention Outcome<br />

s<br />

3. Screening for clinical conditions<br />

3. a. Gestational diabetes mellitus<br />

Results Comments Study<br />

type<br />

- Daily suppressive acyclovir in the last 4 weeks of pregnancy may prevent<br />

recurrences of genital herpes at term. (1b)<br />

- For women presenting with recurrent genital herpes lesions at the onset<br />

of labour, the risks to the mother of caesarean section are small and<br />

should be set against the risks to the mother of caesarean section. (3)<br />

Recommended prevention of acquisition of genital herpes infection during<br />

pregnancy:<br />

- All women should be asked at their first antenatal visit if they or their<br />

male partner ever had genital herpes. Female partners of men with genital<br />

herpes, who themselves give no history of genital herpes, should be<br />

advised about reducing their risk of acquiring this infection. (4)<br />

What are the maternal and perinatal outcomes associated with gestational diabetes?<br />

Study Ref Population Intervention Outcomes Results Comments Study<br />

Mestman et<br />

al., 1972<br />

OÊSullivan et<br />

al., 1973<br />

4 [485] 360 pregnant women in the<br />

USA<br />

4 [487] 187 GDM patients and 259<br />

negative control patients in<br />

Boston, USA from 1962 to<br />

All had GTT and prednisolone<br />

GTT. All women followed up for 5<br />

years<br />

Abnormal GTT at<br />

pregnancy<br />

Abnormal GTT five<br />

year after pregnancy<br />

GDM diagnosed with GTT Perinatal mortality<br />

(28th week of<br />

gestation to 14 days<br />

During pregnancy: 51/360 with<br />

elevated fasting blood sugar; 181/360<br />

abnormal GTT; 90/360 positive<br />

PGTT; 38/360 normal<br />

5 years later: with elevated fasting<br />

blood sugar, 17/51 had abnormal<br />

GTT; with abnormal GTT, 59/181<br />

still had abnormal GTT; with positive<br />

PGTT, 12/90 had abnormal GTT;<br />

0/38 normal had abnormal GTT<br />

GDM: 12/187 (6.4%) babies died;<br />

normal<br />

GTT: 4/259 (1.5%) babies died, p <<br />

EL<br />

EL<br />

type<br />

CH 2b<br />

CCS 3

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