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[The infant of the diabetic mother. A current reevaluation (author's transl)]
In the past fifteen years several aspects of the diabetogenic fetopathia have changed. Tight metabolic control during pregnancy approaching normoglycemia was followed by a continuous decline in perinatal mortality. However, the evaluation of pregnancy outcome beyond statistical analyses still reveals some pertinent questions: They state to the increased incidence of congenital malformations, the pre- and postnatal diagnosis of significant gestational diabetes, the heterogeneity of impaired intrauterine growth and development and the late outcome of these children.
In the past fifteen years several aspects of the diabetogenic fetopathia have changed. Tight metabolic control during pregnancy approaching normoglycemia was followed by a continuous decline in perinatal mortality. However, the evaluation of pregnancy outcome beyond statistical analyses still reveals some pertinent questions: They state to the increased incidence of congenital malformations, the pre- and postnatal diagnosis of significant gestational diabetes, the heterogeneity of impaired intrauterine growth and development and the late outcome of these children.