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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 31.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Perinatol. 2014 Jun 27;32(3):239–246. doi: 10.1055/s-0034-1383846

Table 3.

Maternal Outcomes by Gestational Weight Gain after Diagnosis

Gain Less than IOM
Recommendations
(n=175)
AOR
(95% CI)
Within IOM
Recommendations*
(n=92)
Gain More than IOM
Recommendations
(n=368)
AOR
(95% CI)
p
Preeclampsia 8 (4.6%) 0.40 (0.13–1.16) 9 (9.8%) 64 (17.4%) 1.39 (0.62–3.13) <0.01
All Cesarean (Primary & Repeat) 64 (36.6%) 1.19 (0.65–2.19)§ 29 (31.5%) 167 (45.4%) 1.78 (1.02–2.84)§ 0.03
Primary Cesarean 29 (20.7%) 1.35 (0.63–2.93) 12 (16.0%) 84 (29.5%) 1.91 (0.94–3.88) 0.03
A2 GDM 56 (32.0%) 1.58 (0.82–3.01) 23 (25.0%) 170 (46.2%) 2.55 (1.42–4.56) <0.01
Gestational Diabetes, Required Glyburide 55 (31.4%) 1.65 (0.86–3.19) 22 (23.9%) 162 (44.0%) 2.52 (1.39–4.56) <0.01
Gestational Diabetes, Required Insulin 3 (1.7%) - 2 (2.2%) 19 (5.2%) - 0.04
Time to Blood Sugar Control (days) 14 (7–28) - 7 (7–25) 14 (7–22) - 0.89

Data presented as n (%) or median (interquartile range)

IOM = Institute of Medicine, A2 GDM = gestational diabetes requiring any pharmacologic agent

p-value is for χ2 test for trend

*

Weight gain within IOM recommendations is reference

Adjusted for black race, prepregnancy BMI, and chronic hypertension

§

Adjusted for advanced maternal age, black race, and prior cesarean

Adjusted for prepregnancy body mass index

-

Adjusted analysis not performed due to continuous variable or too few outcomes