Key result
Telemedicine shows potential to rapidly initiate treatment and maintain normoglycemia in gestational diabetes.
May support telemedicine exploration in gestational diabetes; hypothesis-generating and requires randomized trials before practice change.
Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is a relatively common complication of pregnancy. It is crucial that GDM is correctly diagnosed and managed, as it is associated with a considerable number of adverse events for the mother, and also adverse perinatal outcomes. In pregnancy it is necessary to initiate the treatment as quickly as possible and maintain glycemia throughout pregnancy at the level of normoglycemia as in a healthy pregnant woman.
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Katarzyna Cyganek (2023) conducted a review in Gestational diabetes mellitus. Telemedicine was evaluated. Telemedicine is presented as a potential approach for the rapid initiation of treatment and maintenance of normoglycemia in pregnant women with gestational diabetes.
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