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In this prospective study we aim to find out whether an early refeeding strategy in addition to standard care can improve maternal and neonatal outcome and reduce hospital stay.
The objective of the study is to determine the protein profile of cerebrospinal fluid of non-pregnant women using mass-spectrometry.This study is a follow-up project on the previously performed study (LEPRA, CSF and pre-eclampsia, MEC 2007-087). In…
To investigate the hypothesis that temporising treatment of women with early-onset, severe preeclampsia improves infant outcome and may reduce direct treatment costs in comparison to short-term planned delivery, while persistent maternal morbidity…
The principal aim of this study is to elucidate the role of the glycocalyx in the pathogenesis of pre-eclampsia by assessing: - Whether the glycocalyx is affected in pre-eclampsia and is related to its severity.- Whether glycocalyx perturbation is…
To test The Selection Failure hypothesis by assessing A) the degree of embryo invasiveness and decidual acceptance (the quality of decidualization, endometrium-embryo communication and endometrial stromal cell (ESC) migration) and B) the angiogeneic…
This study aims to test whether non-invasive measures of SNS activity can predict preeclampsia and whether magnesium sulphate in preeclamptic patients reduces the hypersympathetic state. We will quantify SNS activity using the pre-ejection period (…
Main objective of this pilot study is to compare vascular lesions of the placental bed spiral artery characteristics in pre-eclampsia to spiral artery samples after an uncomplicated pregnancy. Aim of the pilot study will also be to determine the…
The present study has 2 primary objectives: 1: The first aim of the present study is to explore early detection possibilities using plasma hemopexin activity and plasma ATP levels in cohorts of pregnant women in a time course manner (experiment 1).…
In view of the outcome of the HYPITAT study, one can raise the question how women with preeclampsia or severe hypertension between 34 and 37 weeks of gestation should be managed. Induction of labour might prevent maternal complications. However,…
Primary Objective: The main objective of this study is to analyse the effects of pregnancy on levels and percentages of CD8 cell subsets in peripheral blood both during and after pregnancy.
Our aim is to determine a Pharmacokinetic/Pharmacodynamic (PkPd) based dosing model for nicardipine used for treatment of severe hypertension in preeclamptic patients. The model is based upon determination of maternal, fetal and neonatal plasma…
We aim to determine an association between the presence of complement binding anti-paternal HLA-C antibodies and preeclampsia.
This study aims to explore the pattern of change in cardiovascular sympathetic activity in response to pregnancy by estimating the central sympathetic activity by measuring the pre-ejection period (PEP). The PEP is considered the golden standard for…
Primary objective:• To investigate whether physical exercise prior to pregnancy in formerly preeclamptic women results in a comparable improvement of vascular and endothelial functioning as in women who had an uneventful pregnancy.Secondary…
This study is focused on determination of risk factors associated with preeclampsia and intrauterine growth restriction, both develop in early pregnancy. These pregnancy complications are associated with cardiovascular diseases in later life. We…
Hypothesis.In women with preeclampsia endovascular remodeling and invasion of the spiral arteries is less prominent which will result in overwhelming placental oxidative stress and pregnancy failure. Abnormal function of trophoblast and stroma cells…
The primary objective of our study is get more insight in the role of the RAS in preeclampsia. For this purpose concentrations of RAS components in the maternal circulation and amniotic fluid and the expression of RAS genes in the maternal and…
What is the prevalence of ASB and incidence of UTIs during pregnancy in women with DM or GDM compared to pregnant women without diabetes? In addition, risk factors for ASB and UTIs, as well as consequences of ASB and UTIs will be investigated. These…
1. To identify associations or an absence of associations between complaints and impaired daily functioning.2. To get an insight in events in pregnancy related to persistant complaints and impairments in daily functioning after pregnancy.
To gain insight in the relation between maternal thyroid function and maternal emotional complaints during pregnancy and the development of the child in relation to the self-regulation capacities of the child.