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Gestational impaired glucose tolerance does not increase perinatal mortality in a developing country: cohort study

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Gestational impaired glucose tolerance does not increase perinatal mortality in a developing country: cohort study (English)

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S Ramtoola

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P Home

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H Damry

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A Husnoo

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S Ah-Kion

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English

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28 April 2001

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The BMJ

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322

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7293

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1025-6

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Comparison of National Diabetes Data Group and World Health Organization criteria for detecting gestational diabetes mellitus

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Fetal outcome in mothers with impaired glucose tolerance in pregnancy

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10.1136/BMJ.322.7293.1025

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Gestational impaired glucose tolerance does not increase perinatal mortality in a developing country: cohort study

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