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Gestation Network - Joint Projects

 

 

 

This is a virtual home and contact point for collaborative projects aimed at understanding relationships between fetal growth & maturation and perinatal outcome. We are collaborating on studies relating to gestation dating, the length of pregnancy, fetal growth screening, detection of growth restriction and the causes of stillbirth.

For enquiries, suggestions or further details, please write to projects@gestation.net

Recent or ongoing projects:

Collaborators Centre Area of common interest
Dr Daljit Sahota
Prof Allan Chang		 Chinese University of Hong Kong Fetal growth programs; Chinese birthweight data 
Dr Ildiko Nyirati
A/Prof György Bartfai		 Albert Szent Györgyi University, Szeged, Hungary Hungarian birth weight standards; fetal growth in twins
Dr Lisa Soule University of Maryland, Baltimore, USA Preeclampsia and fetal growth
Dr Rachel Newby
Dr Hermione Lovel		 Kasaji District, Democratic Republic of Congo; University of Manchester Fetal growth screening in rural Zaire
Dr Kathe deJong
Prof H P van Geijn		 Vrije Univeversitaet, Amsterdam Serial assessment of fetal growth in high risk pregnancy
Dr Britt Claussen
Prof Sven Cnattingius		 Karolinska Institute, Stockholm Swedish birthweight data; IUGR at term and post-term
Dr Kjell Salvesen,
Prof Sturla Eik-Nes		 National Fetal Centre, Trondheim, Norway Weight assessment and neonatal outcome
Dr Paul Aveyard, Dr Semira Manaseki, Prof KK Cheng Department of Epidemiology & Public Health, Birmingham University Systematic review of causes of low birth weight; ethnic differences
A/Prof Radek Bukowski Galveston, Texas, USA Growth potential and adverse pregnancy outcome
Bo Jacobsson & Henrik Hagberg Goteborg, Sweden Cerebral Palsy and growth status at birth
Professor Barbara Luke Miami, Florida Fetal growth in twins
A/Prof Lesley McCowan Auckland, New Zealand Cust. centiles for a New Zealand population
(see poster)
A/Prof Max Mongelli Napean. Sydney University Cust. centiles for an Australian population