Objective Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of placental invasion has been part of clinical
practice for many years. The possibility of being better able to assess placental …

Understanding the changes in normal circulatory dynamics that occur during the course of
pregnancy is essential for improving our knowledge of pathophysiological mechanisms …

Fetal health is critically dependent on placental function, especially placental transport of
oxygen from mother to fetus. When fetal growth is compromised, placental insufficiency must …

T2* weighted Placental MRI: Basic research tool or an emerging clinical test of placental
dysfunction? Page 1 Aalborg Universitet T2* weighted placental MRI basic research tool or …

Purpose The placenta is a vital organ for the exchange of oxygen, nutrients, and waste
products between fetus and mother. The placenta may suffer from several pathologies …

Objectives Human pregnancies complicated by placental dysfunction may be characterized
by a high hyperoxic Blood oxygen level-dependent (BOLD) MRI response. The …

Mutations in MAGED2 cause transient Bartter syndrome characterized by severe renal salt
wasting in fetuses and infants, which leads to massive polyhydramnios causing preterm …

Proper vascular tone and blood pressure regulation during pregnancy are important for
immediate and long-term cardiovascular health of the mother and her offspring …

Introduction Before using blood-oxygen-level-dependent magnetic resonance imaging
(BOLD MRI) during maternal hyperoxia as a method to detect individual placental …

Background Placenta influences the health of both a woman and her fetus during
pregnancy. Maternal blood supply to placenta can be measured noninvasively using arterial …