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Re: A new poll!From: DoctorJoe@aol.comTue Mar 20 14:08:36 2001
In a message dated 3/20/01 14:53, Caitlincusack@yahoo.com writes: << I came on for call at 7:30 and was left a G2P1 insulin requiring gestational diabetic at 38 weeks being induced because of the GDM. Good dates-but only 38 weeks, no tap. >> I want to know why the induction. Is it "standard" to deliver insulin-requiring DM patients to be delivered at 38 weeks? What class diabetic IS she? Was fetal status compromised somehow (bad NST, whatever)? Was maternal glucose control going all over the place? In other words, what was the hurry? Joe P.
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