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8 :;< 34' :/0,12 # YN]N 2. ; -.% 3 ;3& &i.o lnnn F : N JG -cg ' 7.>cA 1,9,DG i JG.H :& 9 (% ;#/ &, :& y= ;% :& + 9 JKK+ 9DL, \G2,7 Jc#&,7 9,?.;%&+ 3 :. JG -% 8 ' YN]Y 2 ;%&+.MlNY F : -?K2 25. Dabela D., Snell Bergeon J., Hartsfield C., et al. Increasing prevalence of gestational diabetes mellitus over time and by birth cohort. Diabetes Care 2005; 28(3): Stone C.H.,Mclachlan K.H., Alliday J,et al. Gestational diabetes in Victoria in :incidence,risk factors and outcomes. Med J Aust ;179(2):118.4,7 4?=&D4 48# J&/ 4K5.M 94 (% 9, ; & KKL 3 KL \G2,7 Jc#&,7 9,?. :&. Na = N^ F JG YY J3& YN]N. 1& + JK2 ;&.] 3 ;) ca ;P ƒ= 3 :& EG ' & KK G ' YI 1g &A & 5T.;%&+ \G2,7 Jc#& 9,?.YNM^ JG T ' YNM] ;%./.M ln F :-8&T 1D2,9A KG,9< +.a :& 1i ;/P 9?%# ƒ=.>. +) +," " MO / J& %,,7 9,?.1& ;3& #& %G F) 3 \G2,7 Jc#&.YMlNF :HN JG,YN]N;%.=,;?#/ 83j2 9A De# ;5G.NI :& / 6) 7 KG.;\8 3 9,?. # & ;# & ;P :8 3,,YNM],; ( 1L \G2 k#,7.hhlna F :N JG,-8 8 J3&
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