Diagnostic accuracy of Hybrid Capture 2 test: Results obtained from internal quality control

Autor: PINAMONTI, MAURIZIO, DOBRIĆ, JELENA, ISIDORO, ERICA, ROZZE, DAVIDE, WIESENFELD, URI, GIUDICI, FABIOLA, ULCIGRAI, LORENA, VARIOLA, FRANCESCA, ROMANO, ANDREA, DUDINE, SANDRA, COPPOLA, NORA, DI BONITO, LUIGI, ZANCONATI, FABRIZIO, Renda, V., Bertolini, S., Gerin, D., Biagi, C., Di Napoli, M., Franzo, A., Gongolo, F.
Přispěvatelé: Pinamonti, Maurizio, Dobrić, Jelena, Isidoro, Erica, Rozze, Davide, Renda, V., Wiesenfeld, Uri, Giudici, Fabiola, Bertolini, S., Gerin, D., Biagi, C., Ulcigrai, Lorena, Variola, Francesca, Di Napoli, M., Romano, Andrea, Dudine, Sandra, Franzo, A., Gongolo, F., Coppola, Nora, DI BONITO, Luigi, Zanconati, Fabrizio
Jazyk: angličtina
Rok vydání: 2016
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Objectives. We studied the association between placentas histomorphometry in gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) and race/ethnicity. Methods. We collected a total amount of 412 placentas
292 where from Pordenone Hospital and 120 where from Monselice Hospital. Of the 412 placentas specimens
146 had a clinical or sub-clinical diagnosis of GDM (110 from Pordenone and 36 from Monselice). Results. Placentas of non-Caucasian women without GDM where (27%) whereas placentas with GDM where (34%). In contrast with literature
our data showed an higher incidence of GDM among Caucasian than non-Caucasian women. Conclusions. Studies so far published indicated that GDM in placentas of non-Caucasian ethnicity has ahigher incidence
yet results of our investigation shows an opposite trend. Further investigations are in progress to better define the reason of these conflicting data. [Objectives. We studied the association between placentas histomorphometry in gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) and race/ethnicity. Methods. We collected a total amount of 412 placentas
from singleton full-term live births
from January 2015 till June 2016 (18 months)]
Objectives. We studied the association between placentas histomorphometry in gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) and race/ethnicity. Methods. We collected a total amount of 412 placentas
from singleton full-term live births
from January 2015 till June 2016 (18 months): 292 where from Pordenone Hospital and 120 where from Monselice Hospital. Of the 412 placentas specimens
146 had a clinical or sub-clinical diagnosis of GDM (110 from Pordenone and 36 from Monselice). Results. Placentas of non-Caucasian women without GDM where (27%) whereas placentas with GDM where (34%). In contrast with literature
our data showed an higher incidence of GDM among Caucasian than non-Caucasian women. Conclusions. Studies so far published indicated that GDM in placentas of non-Caucasian ethnicity has ahigher incidence
yet results of our investigation shows an opposite trend. Further investigations are in progress to better define the reason of these conflicting data
yet results of our investigation shows an opposite trend. Further investigations are in progress to better define the reason of these conflicting data
our data showed an higher incidence of GDM among Caucasian than non-Caucasian women. Conclusions. Studies so far published indicated that GDM in placentas of non-Caucasian ethnicity has ahigher incidence
from singleton full-term live births
from January 2015 till June 2016 (18 months): 292 where from Pordenone Hospital and 120 where from Monselice Hospital. Of the 412 placentas specimens
146 had a clinical or sub-clinical diagnosis of GDM (110 from Pordenone and 36 from Monselice). Results. Placentas of non-Caucasian women without GDM where (27%) whereas placentas with GDM where (34%). In contrast with literature
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