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Photograph 1: Macrosomic baby of the mother with PGDM that (From A.Coban with permission) Nevin Dinccag. İstanbul University, İstanbul Faculty of Medicine, Endocrinology and Metabolism Division. İstanbul- Turkey
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Photograph 1: Macrosomic baby of the mother with PGDM that is poorly controlled. (From A.Coban with permission) Nevin Dinccag. İstanbul University, İstanbul.

Jan 17, 2016

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Page 1: Photograph 1: Macrosomic baby of the mother with PGDM that is poorly controlled. (From A.Coban with permission) Nevin Dinccag. İstanbul University, İstanbul.

Photograph 1: Macrosomic baby of the mother with PGDM that is poorly controlled.(From A.Coban with permission)

Nevin Dinccag. İstanbul University, İstanbul Faculty of Medicine, Endocrinology and Metabolism Division. İstanbul- Turkey

Page 2: Photograph 1: Macrosomic baby of the mother with PGDM that is poorly controlled. (From A.Coban with permission) Nevin Dinccag. İstanbul University, İstanbul.

Photograph 1: Macrosomic baby of the mother with PGDM that is uncontrolled.

-Delivery information: Caeserian section is performed at 39th week of gestation period in order to avoid birth travma. -Newborn information: Head remains unaffected, but the body can hypertrophy [Weight 4050 gram(>90.percentile), height: 152 cm (>90.percentile), head circumference: 34 cm(50-75. percentile) ]-Other neonatal complications: Expecting hypoglycaemia shortly after birth is prevented via % 10 glucose infusion; erytrocytosis was observed but no treatment was required; on contrary hyperbilirubinemia that observed at 4th day after birth was treated with phototherapy

Page 3: Photograph 1: Macrosomic baby of the mother with PGDM that is poorly controlled. (From A.Coban with permission) Nevin Dinccag. İstanbul University, İstanbul.

Photograph 2: Hypertricosis pinnea is an important stigmata of macrosomic baby.(From A.Coban with permission)

Nevin Dinccag. İstanbul University, İstanbul Faculty of Medicine, Endocrinology and Metabolism Division. İstanbul- Turkey

Page 4: Photograph 1: Macrosomic baby of the mother with PGDM that is poorly controlled. (From A.Coban with permission) Nevin Dinccag. İstanbul University, İstanbul.

Photograph 3: Macrosomic baby of the mother with GDM that is poorly controlled. (From A.Coban with permission)

Nevin Dinccag. İstanbul University, İstanbul Faculty of Medicine, Endocrinology and Metabolism Division. İstanbul- Turkey

Page 5: Photograph 1: Macrosomic baby of the mother with PGDM that is poorly controlled. (From A.Coban with permission) Nevin Dinccag. İstanbul University, İstanbul.

Photograph 4: Macrosomic baby of the mother with GDM that is poorly controlled.(From A.Coban with permission)

Nevin Dinccag. İstanbul University, İstanbul Faculty of Medicine, Endocrinology and Metabolism Division. İstanbul- Turkey

Page 6: Photograph 1: Macrosomic baby of the mother with PGDM that is poorly controlled. (From A.Coban with permission) Nevin Dinccag. İstanbul University, İstanbul.

Photograph 3 and 4: Macrosomic baby of the mother with GDM

- Delivery information: Caeserian section is performed at 38th week of gestation period in order to avoid birth travma. - Newborn information: Head remains unaffected, but the body can hypertrophy [Weight 4230 gram(>90.percentile), height: 153 cm (>90.percentile) head circumference: 35 cm (75-90. percentile) ]- Other neonatal complications: Hypoglycaemia developped shortly after birth and treated by 10% glucose infusion. Transient tachypnea of newborn (TTN) was resolved 2nd day of period after birth.