Research Article

Comparison of Insulin Lispro Protamine Suspension with NPH Insulin in Pregnant Women with Type 2 and Gestational Diabetes Mellitus: Maternal and Perinatal Outcomes

Table 2

Maternal and fetal outcomes in pregnant women receiving ILPS or NPH insulin.

ILPSgNPHg
Number of subjectsTotalT2DMGDMTotalT2DMGDM
53746361818

Maternal outcome
 Gestational week at delivery38.3 1.438.4 2.138.3 1.338.6 1.038.9 0.938.4 1.1
 Caesarean section (%)67.910065.280.510061.1
 Preterm delivery (%)7.508.72.805.5
 Hypertensive disorders (%)20.742.817.438.944.4*33.3
Neonatal outcome
 Newborn weight (g)3328.5 517.13104.3 444.73361.3 523.53376.3 604.23338.5 669.33409.4 561.2
 LGA (%)15.114.315.222.222.222.2
 PI (g/cm3)2.2 0.32.1 0.32.2 0.32.3 0.32.3 0.42.3 0.3
 PI > 2.85 g/cm3 (%)0008.35.511.1
 APGAR at 5′9.7 0.59.8 0.49.7 0.59.5 0.79.4 0.89.6 0.5
 Congenital malformations (%)3.804.32.805.5
 Neonatal hypoglycemia (%)7.508.78.311.15.5
 Hyperbilirubinemia (%)9.4010.98.311.15.5

T2DM: type 2 diabetes mellitus; GDM: gestational diabetes mellitus; LGA: large for gestational age; PI: ponderal index.
ILPS versus NPH = 0.02.