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. 2021 May 24;12:612829. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2021.612829

Table 1.

Studies evaluating cardiometabolic risk in women with hyperglycemia at 1-h during an OGTT in pregnancy.

Study Study design Number of participants Geographical location Key outcomes
Buchannan et al. (10) Longitudinal study 91 Latino women with GDM Los Angeles, USA 1-h PG predictor of diabetes at 1–2 years after pregnancy
Lee et al. (13) Retrospective study 5,470 women with GDM Melbourne, Australia 1-h PG predictor of diabetes at 15 years after pregnancy
Wein et al. (14) Longitudinal study 2,957 women with GDM Melbourne, Australia 1-h PG predictor of diabetes at 6 months after pregnancy
Retnakaran et al. (15) Longitudinal study 412 pregnant women Toronto, Canada 1-h PG predictor of prediabetes/diabetes after 3 months after pregnancy
Nishikawa et al. (16) Retrospective study 185 women with GDM Japan 1-h PG predictor of impaired glucose tolerance after 6–12 weeks after pregnancy
Di Cianni et al. (17) Cross-sectional study 4,053 pregnant women Tuscany, Italy Independent association between 1-h PG and reduced insulin secretion
Ghio et al. (18) Observational cross-sectional study 4,053 pregnant women Tuscany, Italy Progressive increase in 1-h PG levels was associated with both β-cell dysfunction and insulin resistance
Leopold et al. (19) Longitudinal study 930 pregnant women Vienna, Austria Independent association between elevated 1-h PG and cord blood insulin levels and intrapartum hyperinsulinism
Retnakaran et al. (20) Cross-sectional study 180 pregnant women Toronto, Canada Greater independent association between 1-h PG and hyperglycemia and insulin resistance than 2- or 3-h PG
Retnakaran et al. (21) Cross-sectional study 361 pregnant women Toronto, Canada Independent association between 1-h PG and hyperglycemia, insulin resistance and β-cell dysfunction after 3 months post-partum
Scholtens et al. HAPO FUS (22) Longitudinal study 4,832 children whose mothers were in HAPO study International, multicentric study Independent association between maternal glucose levels and higher glucose levels and insulin resistance during childhood
Lekva et al. (23) Prospective cohort study 300 pregnant women Oslo, Norway 1- and 2-h PG predictor of arterial stiffness after 5 years of follow-up
Retnakaran et al. (24) Prospective cohort study 485 pregnant women Toronto, Canada 1h-PG predictor of unfavorable CV profile risk after 3 months post-partum
Gungor et al. (25) Cross-sectional study 51 pregnant women Canakkale, Turkey Direct correlations between 1- and 2-h PG and impaired endothelial function
Gobl et al. (26) Longitudinal study 110 women with prior GDM Vienna, Austria 1-h PG predictor of diabetes after 10 years after pregnancy Association between 1-h PG and subclinical inflammation and adhesion molecules
Tumminia et al. (27) Retrospective study 297 women with GDM Catania, Italy 1-h PG predictor post-partum 1-h OGTT ≥ 155 mg/dl