ACHOIS trial (treatment of gestational diabetes)
A randomized trial that asked whether treating women who have gestational diabetes lowers the chance of serious problems for their babies. Women were given diet advice, blood sugar monitoring and insulin if needed, or routine care. Serious complications were less common in the treatment group.
Also called ACHOIS
- Study
- In this atlas
Overview
- Design
- Randomized clinical trial of treatment of gestational diabetes (dietary advice, blood glucose monitoring and insulin therapy as needed) against routine care in women at 24 to 34 weeks of gestation.
- Phase
- Not reported
- Enrolled
- 490 women in the intervention group
- 510 women in the routine-care group
- Sponsor
- Not recorded
- Funder
- Not recorded
- Registry
- Not reported
- Started
- Not reported
- Primary completion
- Not reported
- Completion
- Not reported
- Countries
- Not reported
- Care setting
- Not reported
- Registry status
- Not reported
Technical summary
Randomized clinical trial (2005, the trial titled Effect of treatment of gestational diabetes mellitus on pregnancy outcomes). Women between 24 and 34 weeks of gestation with gestational diabetes were assigned to the intervention (dietary advice, blood glucose monitoring and insulin therapy as needed) or routine care; the abstract counts 490 women in the intervention group and 510 in the routine-care group. Results are recorded as separate claims on this page. No registry number appears in the abstract. Only the abstract was read.
Arms
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Intervention
Intervention Treatment of gestational diabetes (diet, glucose monitoring, insulin or metformin)
Dietary advice, blood glucose monitoring and insulin therapy as needed.
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Routine care
Intervention
Routine care.
Findings
No findings are published for this study.
Record details
- Record id
maternal:achois-trial- Content hash
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