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  • Seeing the unseen: novel imaging to capture placental insufficiency as it unfolds
    Seeing the unseen: novel imaging to capture placental insufficiency as it unfolds Clinicians currently measure everything around the placenta, such as fetal growth and blood flow patterns, but not the placenta itself. In her PhD thesis, Fatimah Al Darwish combined MRI, contrast-enhanced ultrasound and photoacoustic imaging in a rat model to directly visualize placental perfusion and oxygenation as insufficiency unfolds, uncovering a critical window for early detection and therapy.
  • Inaugural lecture Professor Hilde Herrema highlights role of gut microbiome in cardiometabolic health
    Inaugural lecture Professor Hilde Herrema highlights role of gut microbiome in cardiometabolic health On Friday 18 September, Prof. Hilde Herrema will deliver her inaugural lecture at the Oude Lutherse Kerk in Amsterdam. With this lecture, she formally accepts her professorship at Amsterdam UMC and presents her vision on the role of the gut microbiome in cardiometabolic health.
  • AI may help identify cardiac amyloidosis on routine ECGs
    AI may help identify cardiac amyloidosis on routine ECGs AI applied to routine ECG images can help identify patients who may warrant further testing for ATTR-CM, a treatable form of heart failure. That is the conclusion of an international study led by Philip Croon of Amsterdam UMC, conducted at Yale School of Medicine.

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