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BCNatal Fetal Medicine Research Center is integrated with BCNatal, a functionally unified clinical area resulting from the merger of the two largest maternal-fetal medicine departments in Barcelona (Hospital Clínic and Hospital Sant Joan de Déu, University of Barcelona).
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About us BCNatal 2023-11-21T16:41:09+01:00 Who we are...
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Research areas BCNatal 2022-05-21T19:05:45+02:00. Research...
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Featured projects The quality of fetal life determines the...
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El centro de investigación BCNatal Fetal Medicine está integrado con BCNatal, un área clínica, funcionalmente unificada resultante de la fusión de los dos departamentos de medicina maternofetal más grandes de Barcelona (Hospital Clinic y Hospital Sant Joan de Deu, University of Barcelona).
The Fetal Medicine Research Centre BCNatal is a research center associated to the University of Barcelona, we are a multidisciplinary team specialized in Fetal and Perinatal Medicine.
A partnership between the SJD Barcelona Children's Hospital and Hospital Clinic Barcelona dedicated to comprehensive care for congenital heart diseases. At BCNatal we take care of the health of women and babies from the mother's womb.
3 gru 2020 · The BCNatal team (SDJ Barcelona Children's Hospital - Hospital Clínic) has presented a project which is unique in Europe for constructing an artificial placenta. Their objective is to increase survival rates among extremely premature babies, minimising the serious neurological sequelae suffered by the majority of them, and improving their ...
These findings show the potential of the presented atlases and the whole pipeline for application in both fetal, neonatal, and longitudinal studies, which could lead to dramatic improvements in the understanding of perinatal brain development.
Overall, omics technologies have improved our understanding of the complex molecular mechanisms underlying preeclampsia. However, further research is warranted to fully integrate and translate these omics findings into clinical practice.
