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Visceral fat mass as a novel risk factor for predicting gestational diabetes in obese pregnant women
Objective To develop a model to predict gestational diabetes mellitus incorporating classical and a novel risk factor, visceral fat mass. Methods Three hundred two obese non-diabetic pregnant women underwent body composition analysis at booking by bioimpedance analysis. Of this cohort, 72 (24%) deve
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