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Identification of gestational diabetes mellitus in European electronic healthcare databases: insights from the ConcePTION project

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By Ditte Mølgaard-Nielsen, Vera Ruth Mitter, Angela Lupattelli, Vjola Hoxhaj
| BMJ Open Verified
STRENGTH AND LIMITATIONS OF THIS STUDY A systematic component algorithm strategy to identify gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) was applied in five European countries using harmonised data mapped to a common data model. Multiple algorithms—based on diagnostic codes, prescriptions and specific birth registry variables—were used to estimate GDM prevalence, providing insights into how choices of algorithm components affect prevalence estimates.
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Perinatal outcomes in singletons after fresh IVF/ICSI - a cohort study comparing the Bern IVF Cohort with a tertiary center cohort and the national live birth registry - Reproductive BioMedicine Online

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By Vera Ruth Mitter, Claudia Berlin, Sofia Amylidi-Mohr, Pascale Fasel
| Reproductive BioMedicine Online Verified
Abstract Research question How are perinatal outcomes of live born singletons after stimulated and unstimulated in-vitro fertilization different from perinatal outcomes in i) children born in a tertiary center and ii) all children born in Switzerland? Methods This cohort study compares the perinatal outcomes of two birth cohorts and the national live birth registry.
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The endocrine milieu in naturally matured follicles is different in women with high serum AMH concentrations - implications for follicular function

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By Michael von Wolff, Vera Ruth Mitter, Nadia Jamir, Bürgerspital Solothurn
| Reproductive BioMedicine Online Verified
Abstract Research question Is the endocrine milieu different in women with low serum anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH) concentration compared to women with high concentration? What are the implications for follicular regulation and clinical pregnancy? Design Cohort study including 84 women undergoing natural cycle IVF treatment. Four groups were built according to serum AMH concentration and matched by age.
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