Does a uniform regimen enable decentralized care of diabetic pregnancies?
The decentralization and change-over to a mainly out-patient basis of management does not appear to have increased the number of cases of adverse outcome of diabetic pregnancy when patients have been selected to the appropriate level of care. The risks in insulin-treated GDM pregnancies were almost similar to Type 1 diabetes. To succeed, there must be a standardized care programme, continuous education and motivated personnel.
Vascular perfusion is reestablished over a shorter time course in long isografts when compared with long ANAs. The differences in vascularization of long ANAs compared with auto/isografts suggest regenerative outcomes across ANAs could be affected by vascularization rates. Muscle Nerve 54: 319-321, 2016.