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has been cited by the following article:

• TITLE: Use of Oral Agents and/or Insulin in the Treatment of Diabetes during Pregnancy: An Examination of Outcomes in Pregestational versus Gestational Diabetics

  AUTHORS: Edwin Henslee, Amanda Hatton, Selman I. Welt, Jennifer Holmes, Lindsay Penrose, Samuel Prien, Naghma Farooqi

  KEYWORDS: Diabetes, Pregnancy, Treatment Methods, Pump, Oral Agents

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Vol.4 No.16, December 8, 2014

  ABSTRACT: The management of diabetes in pregnancy varies depending on whether the condition was first diagnosed during pregnancy (gestational diabetes) or was diagnosed before pregnancy (pregestational diabetes). Little has been published comparing the relative efficacy of various oral agents for the treatment of gestational diabetes and the reported experience with the insulin pump in pregnancy for pregestational diabetes remains meager. We conducted a retrospective chart review of women managed in a specialized diabetic clinic to compare the results of treatment of gestational diabetes with oral agents, glyburide and acarbose, to those treated with split-mixed insulin and treatment of pregestational diabetes with either the insulin pump or conventional splitmixed insulin. Gestational diabetics treated with split-mixed insulin were hospitalized significantly more often (p