Textbook of Diabetes and Pregnancy 3rd Edition by Moshe Hod,Lois Jovanovic,Gian Carlo Di Renzo,Alberto De Leiva,Oded Langer 9781482213621 1482213621

1: Introduction: Merging the legacies and hypotheses—Maternal medicine meets fetal medicine

2: History of diabetic pregnancy

3: Metabolism in normal pregnancy

4: Intermediary metabolism in pregnancies complicated by gestational diabetes

5: Nutrient delivery and metabolism in the fetus

6: Pathogenesis of gestational diabetes mellitus

7: Autoimmunity in gestational diabetes mellitus

8: Epidemiology of gestational diabetes mellitus

9: Genetics of diabetic pregnancy

10: Animal models in diabetes and pregnancy research

11: Pathologic abnormalities of placental structure and function in diabetes

12: The great obstetric syndromes: The roots of disease

13: Placental origins of diabesity and the origin of preeclampsia

14: Diagnosis of gestational diabetes mellitus

15: Cost-effectiveness of screening and management programs for gestational diabetes mellitus

16: Changing health policy: From study to national policy

17: Ideal weight gain in diabetic pregnancy

18: Medical nutritional therapy for gestational diabetes mellitus

19: Pharmacologic treatment of gestational diabetes mellitus: When to start and what agent to use

20: Gestational diabetes mellitus: The consequences of not treating

21: Gestational diabetes mellitus in multiple pregnancies

22: Glycemic goals in diabetic pregnancy and defining “good control”: Maternal and fetal perspec

23: Insulin therapy in pregnancy

24: Use of oral hypoglycemic agents in pregnancy

25: The drug dilemma of oral antidiabetic agents in pregnancy: Metformin

26: Facing noncommunicable diseases’ global epidemic: The battle of prevention starts in utero—T

27: Links between maternal health and noncommunicable diseases

28: Diabetic pregnancy in the developing world

29: Managing diabetic pregnancy in China

30: Gestational diabetes mellitus, obesity, and pregnancy outcomes

31: Obesity versus glycemic control: Which contributes more to adverse pregnancy outcome?

32: Pharmacological treatment for the obese gestational diabetes mellitus patient

33: Role of exercise in reducing the risks of gestational diabetes mellitus in obese women

34: Role of bariatric surgery in obese women planning pregnancy

35: Fetal lung maturity

36: Monitoring during the later stage of pregnancy and during labor: Glycemic considerations

37: Timing and mode of delivery

38: Management of themacrosomic fetus

39: Congenital malformations in diabetic pregnancy: Prevalence and types

40: Diabetic embryopathy in the preimplantation embryo

41: Postimplantation diabetic embryopathy

42: Fetal malformations detected with magnetic resonance imaging in the diabetic mother

43: Continuous glucose monitoring in pregnancy

44: Insulin infusion pumps in pregnancy

45: Closed-loop insulin delivery in type 1 diabetes pregnancy

46: Noninvasive glucose monitoring

47: Reproduction and its impact on health and disease

48: Diabetes, pregnancy, and the developmental origins of health and disease

49: Interventions to improve pregnancy outcome in obese pregnancy: Implications for mother and child

50: Lifestyle interventions to reduce risk of diabetes among high-risk pregnant and postpartum women

51: Can fetal macrosomia be predicted and prevented?

52: Hypoglycemia in diabetic pregnancy

53: Hypertensive disorders and diabetic pregnancy

54: Diabetic retinopathy

55: Diabetic nephropathy

56: Diabetic ketoacidosis

57: Thyroid disease in pregnancy

58: Quality of care for the woman with diabetes at pregnancy

59: Early pregnancy loss and perinatal mortality

60: Short-term implications of gestational diabetes mellitus: The neonate

61: Long-term outcomes after gestational diabetes mellitus exposure in the offspring

62: Metabolomics and diabetic pregnancy

63: Fetal growth restriction: Evidence-based clinical management