Pregnancy and neonatal outcomes in Indigenous Australians with diabetes in pregnancy.

摘要: AIM: To perform a systematic review of reported neonatal and pregnancy outcomes Indigenous Australians with diabetes in (DIP). METHODS: Electronic searches PubMed Web Science were carried out. Articles selected if they contained original data on DIP Australians. There no specific exclusion criteria. RESULTS: A total eight articles, predominantly from Queensland Western Australia identified once inclusion criteria applied. Birth midwifery registries or paper charts encompassing years 1985-2008 used. 465591 pregnant women without included the studies, 1363 being DIP. experienced increased rates many known adverse including: macrosomia, caesarean section, congenital deformities, low birth weight, hypoglycaemia, trauma. regional differences among Australians, particularly regional/remote vs metropolitan populations where showed worse outcomes. Two articles did not note difference between Aboriginals Caucasians measured outcome. Studies varied significantly size, outcomes, subsequent analysis. CONCLUSION: The health disparities non-Indigenous are further evidenced by poorer This has broader implications for general.