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Diabetic Embryopathy: A Developmental Perspective from Fertilization to Adulthood

14 Nov 2012

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Maternal diabetes mellitus is one of the strongest human teratogens. Despite recent advances in the fields of clinical embryology, experimental teratology and preventive medicine, diabetes-related perturbations of the maternofetal unit maintain a considerable impact on the Healthcare System. Classic consequences of prenatal exposure to hyperglycemia encompass (early) spontaneous abortions, perinatal death and...

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PMID: 23653578
DOI: 10.1159/000345205

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