More than 3 decades ago, a small group of physicians and other practitioners active in what they called "fetal treatment" authored an opinion piece outlining the current status and future challenges anticipated in the field. Many advances in maternal, neonatal, and perinatal care and diagnostic and therapeutic modalities have been made in the intervening years, yet a thoughtful reassessment of the basic tenets put forth in 1982 has not been published. The present effort will aim to provide a framework for contemporary redefinition of the field of fetal treatment, with a brief discussion of the necessary minimum expertise and systems base for the provision of different types of interventions for both the mother and fetus. Our goal will be to...
About 1% of all pregnancies have structural abnormalities. During the last thirty years, different e...
Fetal therapy (in utero therapy) is a type of special therapy which aims to prevent or correct conge...
Fetal therapies undertaken to improve fetal outcome or to optimize transition to neonate life often ...
Fetal therapy term has been described for any therapeutic intervention either invasive or noninvasiv...
Fetal medicine is a super-specialty enterprise and a technology-driven field. The growth and interes...
An increasing number of fetal anomalies are being diagnosed prior to birth, some of them amenable to...
Introduction Medical interventions should only be offered if there is evidence that they help the pa...
The field of fetal therapy has seen important changes in the past decades (Deprest et al., 2011). Wi...
The pregnant patient is a vulnerable subject, and even more so when a serious fetal condition is dia...
“Fetus as patient” indicates fundamental concept of fetal therapy. With advance in maternal serum an...
The ability to diagnose and treat genetic diseases before birth represents one of the foremost break...
The history of fetal surgery is one of constant evolution. Over the last 50 years, fetal surgery has...
Fetal diagnosis prompts the question for fetal therapy in highly selected cases. Some conditions are...
Although most fetal disorders can be treated after birth, a few conditions that predictably lead to ...
The term fetal therapy describes a broad range of therapies that are directed at the fetus with the ...
About 1% of all pregnancies have structural abnormalities. During the last thirty years, different e...
Fetal therapy (in utero therapy) is a type of special therapy which aims to prevent or correct conge...
Fetal therapies undertaken to improve fetal outcome or to optimize transition to neonate life often ...
Fetal therapy term has been described for any therapeutic intervention either invasive or noninvasiv...
Fetal medicine is a super-specialty enterprise and a technology-driven field. The growth and interes...
An increasing number of fetal anomalies are being diagnosed prior to birth, some of them amenable to...
Introduction Medical interventions should only be offered if there is evidence that they help the pa...
The field of fetal therapy has seen important changes in the past decades (Deprest et al., 2011). Wi...
The pregnant patient is a vulnerable subject, and even more so when a serious fetal condition is dia...
“Fetus as patient” indicates fundamental concept of fetal therapy. With advance in maternal serum an...
The ability to diagnose and treat genetic diseases before birth represents one of the foremost break...
The history of fetal surgery is one of constant evolution. Over the last 50 years, fetal surgery has...
Fetal diagnosis prompts the question for fetal therapy in highly selected cases. Some conditions are...
Although most fetal disorders can be treated after birth, a few conditions that predictably lead to ...
The term fetal therapy describes a broad range of therapies that are directed at the fetus with the ...
About 1% of all pregnancies have structural abnormalities. During the last thirty years, different e...
Fetal therapy (in utero therapy) is a type of special therapy which aims to prevent or correct conge...
Fetal therapies undertaken to improve fetal outcome or to optimize transition to neonate life often ...