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Advancing fetal care
At the Colorado Fetal Care Center, we’re committed to partnering with providers to improve care for moms and babies and moving the field of fetal care forward.
Colorado Fetal Care Center research and best practices
At the Colorado Fetal Care Center, we conduct research, collaborate with maternal fetal medicine specialists across the globe and share our innovations so all children will have a brighter future — including those not born yet. Learn about our latest research and explore videos and other resources that will keep you on the cutting edge of maternal fetal medicine.
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Team to perform EXIT to pacemaker for fetal heart block
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Active research studies
Research Article
- Maternal and Fetal Medicine
- January 30, 2023
A new study explores the benefits of combining MRI scans with a quantitative risk scale to help confirm serious placenta conditions, which will help pregnant patients make more informed decisions and better equip care teams when creating treatment plans.
Research Summary
- Maternal and Fetal Medicine
- January 03, 2023
Research Summary
- Maternal and Fetal Medicine
- December 23, 2022
Clinical Trial
Researchers at Children’s Hospital Colorado are investigating the safety and feasibility of providing regenerative therapy for a rare congenital heart defect called hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS).
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- Infants diagnosed with hypoplastic left heart syndrome in utero
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- Stem cell collection at birth; Glenn procedure at 3-6 months old
Maternal fetal care education videos
Our experts have created a series of provider education videos to help share their research and the innovations they’ve developed in our Center to advance the field of maternal fetal medicine and improve patient care.
Helping innovate hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS) treatments
As one of only five centers in the country — and the only center in the region — participating in Mayo Clinic's HLHS Consortium, we are helping lead an effort to find solutions for patients with HLHS. Through our Fetal Cardiology Program, pregnant women with a fetal HLHS diagnosis can participate in groundbreaking clinical trials studying the use of cell-based regenerative therapy to transform the lives of their children born with HLHS.
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