Insulin pumps and diabetes technologies in pregnancy: an overview for the obstetrician
The use of technologies to support self-management of type 1 diabetes is growing, including in women pursuing pregnancy. Women with type 1 diabetes might use a variety of technologies to manage their diabetes before, during and after pregnancy. Innovations range from sensors that allow real-time monitoring of glucose to insulin pump therapy and to even more sophisticated technologies used by a smaller number of pioneers. Using these technologies during pregnancy requires a working knowledge of some key principles to ensure the safety of the woman and the best possible outcome for her and the baby.
Source: Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Reproductive Medicine - Category: OBGYN Authors: Thomas SJ. Crabtree, Anastasios Gazis Tags: Ethics/Education Source Type: research
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