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Diabetes mellitus in the pregnant woman is known to affect her offspring profoundly, and this is true for both gestational diabetes and for longstanding juvenile diabetes. The outcome of the pregnancy depends not only on the duration and the severity of the diabetic s tate before pregnancy [16], but also on the occurrence of complications and the degree of blood sugar control during the pregnancy [13]. The infant of the diabetic mother (IDM) often presents a well-known clinical picture at birth and in the early neonatal period with e. g. high birth weight for gestational stage, a cushingoid face and stature, hypoglycemia, hyperbilirubinemia and polycythemia [3],

Intravenous glucose tolerance test and its relation to a scoring System for the degree of diabetic fetopathy in newborn infants