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Hypothesis: gaseous signaling molecules influence placental vasomotor activity to compensate for hypoxemia. Metabolites of these vasoactive molecules can be found in the blood and urine and can indicate whether this (compensatory) mechanism is used…
The primary objective is to determine if there is an association between the presence of vertebral and/or rib anomalies and congenital malformations, aneuploidy or adverse fetal outcome, in order to assess whether detailed evaluation of the…
An explanation of the complete spectrum of anomalies seen in fetuses with increased NT could be a disturbed endothelial differentiation related to the cardiovascular development. Cardiac defects form the severe end of the spectrum. More data, both…
The primary objective of this study will be to evaluate the cardiac adaptation due to hemodynamic changes in monochorionic twin pregnancies complicated by TTTS and sIUGR, by evaluating the size and the growth pattern of the pulmonary artery and the…
The goal of this study is to obtain insight into possible differences in macrophage and monocyte populations in uncomplicated pregnancies and pregnancies complicated by FGR.
Primary objective: To investigate baseline* left ventricle longitudinal strain rate values in a population of growth restricted fetuses and to compare these with a population of appropriate for gestational age fetuses.Secondary objective: To…
The aim of this study is to determine whether white blood cells from pregnant women are more susceptible to infection with the Zika virus compared to white blood cells from non-pregnant women. We do this by collecting two tubes of blood from…