Research Article

Adiponectin and Omentin Levels as Predictive Biomarkers of Preterm Birth in Patients with Gestational Diabetes Mellitus

Table 1

Characteristics of study population (mean and standard deviation).

GDM
(GD group)
n=63
GDM and threatened preterm labor
(TGD group)
n=23
GDM and preterm birth
(PBGD group)
n=19
Uncomplicated pregnancy
(PP group)
n=55
p

Maternal age (years)28.6 (5.1)27.5 (4.0)29.1 (4.0)27.0 (4.5)NS

Gravidity2.12 (0.9)2.38 (1.1)2.0 (0.85)2.0 (0.96)NS

Gestational age at delivery (weeks)39.3 (0.83)39.4 (0.9)32.3 (2.5)39.4 (0.75)p<0.001
PBGD vs GD; TGD; PP

Baby’s birth weight (g)3545 (406)3465 (421)1876 (161)3410 (374)p<0.001
PBGD vs GD; TGD; PP

Pre-pregnancy BMI (kg/m2)24.5 (2.6)23.8 (2.4)24.8 (2.5)22,5 (1.8)p<0.05
PBGD vs PP

BMI at sampling (kg/m2)26.8 (2.2)26.4 (1.6)26.7 (1.98)25.0 (1.5)NS

BMI at
delivery (kg/m2)
28.8 (2.3)28.7 (1.4)28.1 (2.0)27.2 (1.3)p<0,05
GD vs PP

Estimated fetal weight at sampling (g)980 (206)898 (174)875 (161)981 (152)NS

Gestational age at sampling (weeks)27.0 (1.5)26.3 (1.3)26.1 (1.2)26.9 (1.3)NS