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. 2022 Feb 16;9:831297. doi: 10.3389/fcvm.2022.831297

Table 2.

Factors independent affecting the incidence of preeclampsia in women with gestational diabetes mellitus.

References Country Study design Number of GDM BMI eGWG iGWG Early GDM OGTT level Glucose control Age Parity Ethnicity
Yogev et al. (23) USA RC 1,813 Y N Y N N N
Cosson et al. (36) France RC 2,097 N N N
Yogev et al. (53) USA RC 1,664 Y N Y Y N
Sun et al. (54) China RC 779 Y N N N N
Osuagwu et al. (55) Fiji RC 255 Y N N N N
Phaloprakarn et al. (56) Thailand PC 813 Y Y N Y
Rowan et al. (57) New Zealand / Australian RCT 724 Y Y N Y Y Y
Egan et al. (63) Ireland PC 543 N
Kase et al. (64) USA RC 90 N
Xie et al. (65) Spain RC 2,700 N N
Lima Ferreira et al. (66) Portugal PC 4,563 N Y
Shi et al. (67) China RC 1,606 Y N
Harper et al. (68) USA RC 635 Y N
Zheng et al. (69) China PC 3,126 Y N
Hosseini et al. (77) Iran PC 171 N
Immanuel et al. (79) New Zealand RC 1,573 N
Hawkins et al. (82) USA RC 2,596 Y
Kalok et al. (93) Malaysia RC 1,105 Y
Barden et al. (94) Australia PC 184 Y

BMI, body mass index; eGWG, excessive gestational weight gain; GDM, gestational diabetes mellitus; iGWG, insufficient gestational weight gain; N, no; OGTT, oral glucose tolerance test; PC, prospective cohort; RC, retrospective cohort; RCT, randomized controlled trial; Y, yes.