Table 1.
Study Name | Principal Investigator/Institution | Target Sample Size | Key Inclusion Criteria | Intervention | Primary Outcome(s) |
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Early Screen and Treatment for Gestational Diabetes NCT02377531 | Alejandro R. Rodriguez/University of South Florida | 1020 | BMI†>30 kg/m2, 12–18 weeks gestation | 2-step screening* and diagnosis at 12–18 weeks gestation followed by treatment if diagnosed | Composite perinatal morbidity |
Pre-diabetes: can early INTervention improve pregnancy Outcome (PINTO) ACTRN12615000904572 | Ruth Hughes/University of Otago | 150 | HbA1c+ at <14 weeks gestation of 5.9–6.4% | Blood sugar monitoring beginning at <14 weeks gestation and medication as required | Preeclampsia; neonatal composite outcome |
Early Gestational Diabetes Screening in the Gravid Obese Woman (EGGO) NCT01864564 | Lori M. Harper/University of Alabama at Birmingham | 960 | BMI†≥30 kg/m2, 14–18 weeks gestation, no prior cesarean-section | 2-step screening* at 14–18 weeks gestation followed by treatment if diagnosed | Composite perinatal outcome |
Treatment of Booking GDM (TOBOGM) ACTRN12616000924459 | David Simmons/Western Sydney University | 800 | GDM by IADPSG criteria at <20 weeks gestation | Delayed GDM treatment (24–28 weeks); blinded | Pregnancy-induced hypertension; neonatal composite outcome |
BMI=body mass index.
HbA1c=hemoglobin A1c *2-step screening: 50 gram non-fasting glucose load screening test followed by a 100 gram oral glucose tolerance test for diagnosis. (1)