UCSF Fetal Treatment Center retweeted
Excited to share @MacKenzieTippi and team’s @NEJM case study, describing in utero enzyme replacement treatment of a fetus with infantile-onset Pompe—a lysosomal storage disease. The results encourage further investigation of prenatal therapy. nej.md/3NM3Avl
UCSF Fetal Treatment Center retweeted
RESEARCH NEWS: In 2020 Ayla was diagnosed w/ a deadly disease before she was born, but her mom couldn't travel to our hospital for care due to the pandemic. Dr. @MackenzieTippi shared her protocol with MDs in Ottawa & gave Ayla a chance at a healthy life! ucsfh.org/3NVZ0L6
UCSF Fetal Treatment Center retweeted
Registration, Agenda, & Speaker Details for this workshop, co-sponsored by UCSF-Stanford CERSI, US FDA, & the UCSF Center for Maternal-Fetal Precision Medicine.
#FetalTherapy #PrenatalGenetics
@UCSFfetal
@UCSFPedSurgery
@UCSF_ObGynRS
@US_FDA
@stopbatten
@MackenzieTippi
UCSF Fetal Treatment Center retweeted
Exciting news! UCSF Fetal treatment center phase 1 clinical trial about In Utero Enzyme Replacement Therapy for Fetuses with Lysosomal Storage Diseases is officially open to enrollment.
Please check our website for more info:
fetus.ucsf.edu/in-utero-enzy…
@MackenzieTippi @UCSFfetal
UCSF Fetal Treatment Center retweeted
Dr. Mara Rosner will present “Technical Aspects of In Utero Transfusions for #AlphaThalassemiaMajor”
Tuesday, Aug, 17, 10-11am PDT
REGISTER: tinyurl.com/ATMQuarterly
@MacKenzieTippi @UCSFPedSurgery @UCSF_ObGynRS @UCSFfetal
#Hydrops #FetalTherapy #MFM #ObGyns #GCChat
UCSF Fetal Treatment Center retweeted
Great work, Dr. Swanson! Publication describing the high desire for secondary findings among parents undergoing exome sequencing for their fetus or child.
@UCSF_ObGynRS @UCSFcmfpm @pndxdoc
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3405…
UCSF Fetal Treatment Center retweeted
Researchers found a way to double accuracy in detecting most fetal heart birth defects -- the most common kind of birth defect -- by using machine learning. @arnaoutlab @UCSFCardiology @UCSF_BCHSI @UCSF_Ci2
ucsf.edu/news/2021/05/420661…
UCSF Fetal Treatment Center retweeted
New Quarterly Seminar Series on #AlphaThalassemiaMajor. Dr. Sandhya Kharbanda will be present “Allogeneic Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation for ATM” on Friday, May 21, 4-5 PM PDT. Register: tinyurl.com/d98np74n
Please join us!
@MackenzieTippi
UCSF Fetal Treatment Center retweeted
FTC Webinar- The Potential of Fetal MRI: Delivering Value Now and in the Future. If you missed it, watch here....
medconnection.ucsfhealth.org…
UCSF Fetal Treatment Center retweeted
Join us Jan 21st 2021 for our next webinar Fetal Neurology: New Frontiers! Speakers: Orit Glenn, MD and Dawn Gano, MD, MAS. Reserve your spot today: ucsf.zoom.us/webinar/registe…
UCSF Fetal Treatment Center retweeted
mfprecision.ucsf.edu/2020/11…
Join us this week for a virtual, no-fee conference, Jan 8-9 (Jan 9-10 in Southeast Asia) on prenatal & postnatal treatment of alpha #thalassemia major. Providers, patients, families, welcome.
#GCChat, #ObGyns, #PrenatalDx, #MFM, #FetalTherapy, CME
UCSF Fetal Treatment Center retweeted
Our latest collab with @SickKidsNews trying to understand the fetal origins of brain injury in #CHD. Interesting observations and discussion on perinatal transition. More work to be done! @UCSFChildrens @UCSFfetal @CardiacNeuro @AATSJournals
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3318…
UCSF Fetal Treatment Center retweeted
REGISTRATION OPEN!
Advances in Alpha #Thalassemia Major: No Longer a Fatal Disease
Pls RT @UCSFfetal @UCfetal @UCSFChildrens @UCSFBenioffOAK @UCSF_ObGynRS @UCSFPedSurgery @thalassaemiaTIF @Thal_Canada @OfficialTASCA @thalassaemiaTAM @CIRMnews @ISPDHQ
mfprecision.ucsf.edu/2020/11…
UCSF Fetal Treatment Center retweeted
Both parents and providers agree that rapid exome and genome sequencing is useful in care for critically ill newborns. We believe the same is true in pregnancy and guiding fetal therapy.
fetus.ucsf.edu/research/feta…
Our 2 new studies find that a majority of MDs & parents of babies in the NICU, with diseases of unknown origin, believe #GenomicSequencing as a first-tier diagnostic is helpful in guiding care. Published today in @AJHGNews. #PrecisionMedicine
radygenomics.org/2020/11/05/…
UCSF Fetal Treatment Center retweeted
Prenatal exome sequencing identifies diagnostic variants in ~1/3 of unexplained non-immune hydrops fetalis cases. Study by @TeresaNSparks, @pndxdoc, @UCSFfetal & @UCfetal in current issue @NEJM. Editorial by @Mark_D_Kilby.
Funded by @FetalHealthFndn @NICHD_NIH
#HyDROPS, #MFM
UCSF Fetal Treatment Center retweeted
What an amazing work family! So lucky to work with these wonderful people! Thank you @NEJM
@UCSF_ObGynRS @UCSFcmfpm
nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NE…
UCSF Fetal Treatment Center retweeted
Huge thank you to @NEJM for publishing our work on exome sequencing to establish a clear diagnosis for non-immune hydrops cases with normal results of standard testing. Accurate diagnosis allows us to focus and improve our care for these families.
@UCSFcmfpm @UCSF_ObGynRS
UCSF Fetal Treatment Center retweeted
Kudos to Teresa Sparks and Genomic Medicine Laboratory team genomics.ucsf.edu in showing the diagnostic utility of whole exome sequencing in prenatal non-immune hydrops nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NE…. The power of genomic interpretation at UCSF!!















