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Antenatal care in Germany is regulated by so-called national maternity health guidelines. The aim is to detect pregnancies at risk and potential high-risk deliveries in order to initiate risk-adapted treatment. The guidelines include 3 sonographic examinations as well as serological and infectious diagnostics. So far the glucose tolerance test is not integrated and needs individual indication.
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