The Implications of a “Flat” Oral Glucose Tolerance Test Curve in Pregnancy

· Patients with a "flat" OGTT have a reduced risk of macrosomia.. · Patients with a "flat" OGTT have a reduced risk of cesarean delivery.. · Patients with a "flat" OGTT are not at increased risk of growth restriction..

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American Journal of Perinatology
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2024-08-29
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https://doi.org/10.1055/a-2405-1909
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3
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Cancer Risks and Factors
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The Implications of a “Flat” Oral Glucose Tolerance Test Curve in Pregnancy

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Abstract

· Patients with a "flat" OGTT have a reduced risk of macrosomia.. · Patients with a "flat" OGTT have a reduced risk of cesarean delivery.. · Patients with a "flat" OGTT are not at increased risk of growth restriction..

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