Our physicians who specialize in treating high-risk pregnancy, perinatologists, also known as maternal-fetal medicine specialists, offer advanced care in support of a healthy pregnancy. Their focus is on diagnosing, managing and reducing potential complications with innovative therapies.
A pregnancy may be considered high risk when there is a condition that increases the likelihood of preterm delivery or other complication. Many times, women are seen by a maternal-fetal medicine expert as a precaution to rule out birth defects and other possible problems.
Our maternal-fetal medicine specialists assess risk factors, perform prenatal diagnostic tests and monitor fetal growth and development using state-of-the-art techniques and imaging technology.
The maternal-fetal specialists of Doylestown Health Prenatal Testing Center work collaboratively with our obstetricians. They may see a patient at the center a few times for diagnostic testing and consultation, or follow a woman throughout her entire pregnancy, always working hand-in-hand with the obstetrician.
Maternal-fetal specialists offer therapies to help prevent pre-term delivery, and, in some cases, will repair or reduce the impact of birth defects though in-utero (in the womb), fetal surgery.
A pregnancy may be considered high risk when there is a condition that increases the likelihood of preterm delivery or other complication. Many times, women are seen by a maternal-fetal medicine expert as a precaution to rule out birth defects and other possible problems.
Our maternal-fetal medicine specialists assess risk factors, perform prenatal diagnostic tests and monitor fetal growth and development using state-of-the-art techniques and imaging technology.
The maternal-fetal specialists of Doylestown Health Prenatal Testing Center work collaboratively with our obstetricians. They may see a patient at the center a few times for diagnostic testing and consultation, or follow a woman throughout her entire pregnancy, always working hand-in-hand with the obstetrician.
Maternal-fetal specialists offer therapies to help prevent pre-term delivery, and, in some cases, will repair or reduce the impact of birth defects though in-utero (in the womb), fetal surgery.
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