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To examine the relationship between gestational serum adiponectin levels and postpartum glycemic outcomes in women with gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM).

April 26, 2026Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology0 citationsOpen Access

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Association of gestational serum adiponectin with postpartum glycaemic outcomes in GDM: a prospective cohort study

SZSiYan ZhongShandong Maternal and Child Health Hospital MDMingFu DaiShandong Maternal and Child Health Hospital

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To examine the relationship between gestational serum adiponectin levels and postpartum glycemic outcomes in women with gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM).
Conducted a prospective cohort study
Measured adiponectin levels during gestation
Assessed postpartum glycemic outcomes
Identified low adiponectin as an independent risk factor for adverse postpartum metabolic outcomes
Demonstrated that changes in adiponectin levels reflect metabolic recovery capacity

Abstract

Gestational APN levels are strongly associated with postpartum metabolic outcomes in GDM. Low APN is an independent risk factor for adverse outcomes, and its dynamic changes reflect metabolic recovery capacity.

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Association of gestational serum adiponectin with postpartum glycaemic outcomes in GDM: a prospective cohort study

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