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Comparison of the results of blood glucose self-monitoring and continuous glucose monitoring in pregnant women with previous diabetes mellitus
Background: Pregnancy is one of the indications for continuous glucose monitoring (CGM). The data on its efficiency in pregnant women are contradictory. Aim: To compare the results of blood glucose self-monitoring (SMBG) and CGM in pregnant women with previous diabetes mellitus. Materials and method
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