General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast

← General Practice Clinical Sessions Podcast29 aug · 16 min

Management, medications and role of CGM Assoc Professor Tang Wong

Management, medications and role of CGM Assoc Professor Tang Wong29 aug16 min

Management, medications and role of CGM Assoc Professor Tang Wong

In this lecture, Assoc Professor Tang Wong, an endocrinologist at the Bankstown-Lidcombe Diabetes Centre, provides an in-depth analysis of gestational diabetes (GDM) management, highlighting the importance of early intervention for both mothers and infants. He discusses the historical context behind GDM treatment, the complications arising from maternal hyperglycemia, and the long-term health implications for mothers and children. Key studies like the A-Choice and MFMU are reviewed, reinforcing the benefits of GDM treatment in reducing adverse outcomes. Assoc Professor Tang Wong advocates for a multidisciplinary care approach, emphasizing tailored dietary strategies and the possible role of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) technology in improving patient management. He concludes by stressing the necessity of ongoing care that addresses the broader metabolic health of women, aiming to mitigate long-term risks associated with GDM.

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