Maelstrom Research Staging | Gen3G_Mothers

Gen3G_Mothers_Delivery

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Population

Gen3G - Mothers

Pregnant women, aged 18 years and older, were recruited during a visit to the blood sampling in pregnancy clinic in Sherbrooke for their first trimester clinical blood samples.

Selection Criteria

Sex

Women

Minimum age

Pregnant Women

First trimester

Newborns

Twins

Countries

Canada

Territory

Eastern Townships region

Ethnic Origin

Health Status

Other Criteria

Women were excluded if they: had known pre-pregnancy diabetes, took medication that influenced glucose tolerance, had glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c) ≥6.5% or 1 h glucose ≥10.3 mmol/L post-50 g GCT, as this was classified as overt diabetes based on 2008 CDA criteria.

Recruitment

Sources of recruitment

Specific population

Specific Population

Clinic patients

Supplementary Information

All women were invited to participate if they received prenatal care directly at or in a health center affiliated with the CHUS and planned delivery at the CHUS.

Number of Participants

Number of Participants: 1,034
Number of Participants with Biological Samples: 696
Supplementary Information about selection criteria: First trimester: 1034 participants
Second trimester: 898 participants
Delivery: 854 participants
3 years follow-up: 448 mother-child dyads
5 years follow-up: 521 mother-child dyads
12 years follow: 430 mother-child dyads and still ongoing

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Data Collection Event

Gen3G - Mothers - Delivery

Research in obstetric services offered trained research staff on call 24 h per day, 7 days per week and were directly contacted by clinical nurses from the obstetric department each time a study participant was admitted for delivery.

Clinical data on delivery were collected from electronic hospital records.

Also, cord blood and placenta were collected.

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Collected Dataset / Gen3G_Mothers_Delivery

Gen3G_Mothers_Delivery

Population

Gen3G - Mothers

Data Collection Event

Gen3G - Mothers - Delivery

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