Clinical biochemistry · 2022
Incidence and status of insulin secretion in pregnant women with flat plasma glucose profiles during oral glucose tolerance test.
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Szoke Dominika, Robbiano Cristina, Dolcini Roberta, Montefusco Laura, Aiello Gioconda Barbara, Caruso Simone, Ottolenghi Anna, Birindelli Sarah, Panteghini Mauro
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OBJECTIVES: Flat shaped glucose curves (FC) during oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) in pregnant women (PW) are a not uncommon finding. We aimed to define the FC incidence in a large PW cohort and to describe the status of insulin and C-peptide secretion in women with FC when compared with a well-matched control group.
METHODS: 1050 PW performing OGTT for gestational diabetes screening were enrolled. An increase <6 % in plasma glucose (PG) during OGTT defined a FC. Serum samples for measuring insulin and C-peptide were also obtained.
RESULTS: 61 (5.8 %) women showed a FC. 60 of them, paired to a group of 60 no-FC women matched for age, body mass index and gestational age, were further investigated. C-peptide and insulin concentrations were significantly lower (P < 0.001) in FC in both 1-h and 2-h OGTT samples. When incremental area under the curves (AUC) normalized to PG were estimated, only AUCinsulin remained however significantly lower. The insulin sensitivity index was higher in FC.
CONCLUSIONS: PW with FC showed a hypersensitivity to insulin with normal β-cell function. Moreover, a delayed glucose absorption could be hypothesised because of the slight but continuously increasing shape of insulin curve found in FC group. Both phenomena could occur in parallel and contribute to FC.
METHODS: 1050 PW performing OGTT for gestational diabetes screening were enrolled. An increase <6 % in plasma glucose (PG) during OGTT defined a FC. Serum samples for measuring insulin and C-peptide were also obtained.
RESULTS: 61 (5.8 %) women showed a FC. 60 of them, paired to a group of 60 no-FC women matched for age, body mass index and gestational age, were further investigated. C-peptide and insulin concentrations were significantly lower (P < 0.001) in FC in both 1-h and 2-h OGTT samples. When incremental area under the curves (AUC) normalized to PG were estimated, only AUCinsulin remained however significantly lower. The insulin sensitivity index was higher in FC.
CONCLUSIONS: PW with FC showed a hypersensitivity to insulin with normal β-cell function. Moreover, a delayed glucose absorption could be hypothesised because of the slight but continuously increasing shape of insulin curve found in FC group. Both phenomena could occur in parallel and contribute to FC.