Free fetal DNA as a marker of placental dysfunction in human pregnancy - Alberry, Medhat Sabry
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Free fetal DNA in maternal plasma was first described in 1997 and its discovery has revolutionised the field of non invasive diagnosis of fetal complications during pregnancy. It is clinically applied in the diagnosis of fetal Rhesus genotype in rhesus negative pregnant women. It has also been used for the early diagnosis of fetal sex and a number of single gene disorders. The use of free fetal DNA in placental related pregnancy complications is being explored.

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Free fetal DNA in maternal plasma was first described in 1997 and its discovery has revolutionised the field of non invasive diagnosis of fetal complications during pregnancy. It is clinically applied in the diagnosis of fetal Rhesus genotype in rhesus negative pregnant women. It has also been used for the early diagnosis of fetal sex and a number of single gene disorders. The use of free fetal DNA in placental related pregnancy complications is being explored.
Autorenporträt
Medhat AlberryBorn In Cairo, Egypt. M.B., B.Ch (Ain Shams University 1998), MSc. (Ain Shams University 2003),MRCOG (RCOG 2007), MD (Ain Shams University 2008). Currently based in the UK as an Obstetrician with a special interest in fetomaternal medicine. Fetal growth restriction and non invaseive prenatal diagnosis are his main interests.