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ct-10150	Yudelman, Clinton; North, Courtney; Thomas, Phillip G.A.	Case Report: Gestational Diabetes Mellitus In A Seven Year-Old German Shorthair Pointer Bitch	2011	6	.pdf	application/pdf	3245	171	51	Typically GDM occurs 50 days after mating in the last trimester of gestation and in the third or greater parity.1 Gestational diabetes mellitus occurs as a result of insulin resistance mediated by progesterone and growth hormone (GH).3,4 These two hormones combine to have a synergistic antagonistic effect causing peripheral insulin resistance and producing hyperglycemia. Keywords: Gestational diabetes mellitus, insulin, insulin resistance, neonatal mortality, pregnancy Background Gestational diabetes mellitus is an extremely rare condition in bitches with only 15 reported cases in the veterinary literature.1,2 The 15 reported cases come from two studies.	cache/ct-10150.pdf	txt/ct-10150.txt