1) Macrosomatia 
Abnormally large; in a diabetes context, ti refers to abnormally large babies that may be born to women with diabetes whose pregnancies are not closely monitored.
Foetal overnutrition. 
abnormally large; in diabetes, refers to abnormally large babies that may be born to women with diabetes.
abnormally large; in diabetes, refers to abnormally large babies that may be born to women with diabetes.
Overly large body. A child with macrosomia has significant overgrowth. ... (12 Dec 1998) ... 
(mak″ro-so´me-ә) great bodily size; see also gigantism. Called also macrosomatia. neonatal macrosomia excessive birth weight in a neonate, seen most often in children of diabetic mothers or those with cerebral gigantism.
A condition in which a newborn
Type: Term Pronunciation: mak′rō-sō′mē-ă Definitions: 1. Abnormally large size of the body. Synonyms: megasomia
Macrosomia: Overly large body. A child with macrosomia has significant overgrowth.
A condition in which a newborn infant is abnormally large at birth, usually weighing 10 pounds or greater. This condition is often seen in infants that are born to mothers with diabetes as a result of the mother's blood sugar levels being higher than normal during the pregnancy. Synonym(s): Hypersomia
Abnormally large; in diabetes, refers to abnormally large babies that may be born to women with diabetes.
Abnormally large; in a diabetes context, ti refers to abnormally large babies that may be born to women with diabetes whose pregnancies are not closely monitored.
Abnormally large; in diabetes, the term is used to refer to abnormally large babies that may be born to women with diabetes.
a condition in which a baby is considerably larger than normal.
A condition in which a newborn has a high birth weight, usually ten or more pounds. It is common to diabetic mothers.