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Fetal Surveillance in Diabetic Pregnancy: I. Predictive value of the nonstress test

Ninety‐nine consecutive diabetic pregnancies (101 infants) were monitored with altogether 2672 nonstress tests (NSTs) from about 30 weeks of gestation until parturition. In 96% of the women the last NST was performed within 2 days of delivery. Fifty‐nine percent had normal NSTs throughout pregnancy. Only 3.7% of the 2672 tests were classified as pathological.