Journal of Perinatal Medicine

Published by De Gruyter

Volume 37 Issue s1

Issue of Journal of Perinatal Medicine

Contents
Journal Overview

Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Symposium 1: Preeclampsia

Page range: 1-2

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Symposium 2: Diabetes in pregnancy

Page range: 3-5

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Symposium 3: Ultrasound in prenatal care

Page range: 6-10

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Symposium 4: Doppler in prenatal diagnosis

Page range: 11-12

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Symposium 6: Perinatal genetics

Page range: 13-17

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Symposium 7: Clinical significance of placental examination

Page range: 18-22

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Syymposium 8: Feeding of the newborn

Page range: 23-29

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Symposium 9: Globalisation in perinatal medicine

Page range: 30-33

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Symposium 10: Surfactant

Page range: 34-36

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session: Functional anatomy of the pelvis

Page range: 37-37

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session: Addiction in pregnancy – Consequences for the child

Page range: 38-41

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session: Internationalization in perinatal research – young researchers introduce projects for cooperation – in cooperation with the Clara Angela Foundation

Page range: 42-46

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Panel discussion 1: Making maternal mortality a priority

Page range: 47-48

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Keynote lecture

Page range: 49-50

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 2: C-Section use and abuse – a transatlantic evaluation

Page range: 51-54

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 3: Prenatal surgery and intervention

Page range: 55-56

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 4: Perinatal medicine history – present – future

Page range: 57-59

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 5: Pre- and postnatal steroids

Page range: 60-60

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 6: Perinatal factors and outcome in extremely preterm infants

Page range: 61-64

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 7: Intrapartum surveillance – a reappraisal

Page range: 65-70

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 8: Ultrasonography in the delivery room

Page range: 71-73

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Panel discussion 2: Which babies may live?

Page range: 74-75

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Keynote lecutre

Page range: 76-76

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Panel discussion 3: Fetal growth and long-term outcome

Page range: 77-79

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 9: Start at the beginning – pre- and periconceptional care

Page range: 80-83

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October 1, 2009

Parallel session 10: Cancer and pregnancy – current knowledge and future perspectives

Page range: 84-86

October 1, 2009

Parallel session 11: Thrombophilia and pregnancy

Page range: 87-89

October 1, 2009

Parallel session 12: Perinatal epidemiology

Page range: 90-93

October 1, 2009

Parallel session 13: New modalities of ventilation in the newborn

Page range: 94-96

October 1, 2009

Parallel session 14: Progesterone – Prevention and treatment of premature labor?

Page range: 97-97

October 1, 2009

Parallel session 15: Fetal and neonatal neurodevelopment

Page range: 98-103

Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 16: The ethics of innovation and research in perinatal medicine

Page range: 104-105

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Panel discussion 4: HIV – how well are we doing?

Page range: 106-109

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Keynote lecture

Page range: 110-110

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Panel discussion 5: Brain protection

Page range: 111-113

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 18: Operative prevention and treatment of preterm labor

Page range: 114-119

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 19: Operative delivery: Forceps and vacuum – are they obsolete?

Page range: 120-122

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 20: Obstetrical pain relief

Page range: 123-126

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 21: IUGR – surveillance – management

Page range: 127-130

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 22: Birth at the limits of viability: Outcome and intracultural aspects

Page range: 131-134

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 23: Vaginal birth after CS: Should it be recommended?

Page range: 135-137

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 24: Assessing progress of labor – new technologies

Page range: 138-141

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 25: Infection and preterm labor

Page range: 142-145

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 26: Multiple pregnancy and delivery

Page range: 146-147

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 27: Neurodevelopmental outcome of extremely preterm infants

Page range: 148-151

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 28: Mechanisms of lung injury and strategies of prevention

Page range: 152-154

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 29: 3D/4D sonography

Page range: 155-158

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 30: PPH

Page range: 159-164

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Parallel session 31: Obesity and perinatal outcome

Page range: 165-167

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Keynote lecture

Page range: 168-168

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Late breaking news

Page range: 169-169

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Aspect of prenatal diagnosis/Screening procedures in perinatalogy

Page range: 170-178

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Nutrition and metabolism in mother and infant/Metabolic disorders in the newborn

Page range: 179-187

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Basic sciences

Page range: 188-196

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Epidemiology

Page range: 197-205

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Ethics and medical legal/Pre- and perinatal psychology

Page range: 206-214

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Fetal and maternal physiology

Page range: 215-223

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Follow up examinations

Page range: 224-232

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Infectious disease in pregnancy

Page range: 233-241

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Maternal diseases

Page range: 242-250

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Fetal monitoring

Page range: 251-260

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Labor and delivery

Page range: 261-269

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Perinatal diagnosis and therapy/Perinatal morphology

Page range: 270-278

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Early pregnancy/Preterm delivery

Page range: 279-287

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Ultrasound in perinatal medicine

Page range: 288-296

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Doppler in perinatal medicine

Page range: 297-305

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Aspect of prenatal diagnosis

Page range: 306-342

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Screening procedures in perinatalogy

Page range: 343-349

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Nutrition and metabolism in mother and infant/Metabolic disorders in the newborn

Page range: 350-363

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Basic sciences

Page range: 364-398

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Epidemiology

Page range: 399-458

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Ethics and medical legal

Page range: 459-465

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Pre- and perinatal psychology

Page range: 466-473

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Fetal and maternal physiology

Page range: 474-487

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Follow up examinations

Page range: 488-506

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Infectious disease in pregnancy

Page range: 507-535

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Maternal diseases

Page range: 536-634

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Fetal monitoring

Page range: 635-654

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Labor and delivery

Page range: 655-721

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Perinatal diagnosis and therapy

Page range: 722-796

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Perinatal morphology

Page range: 797-813

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Publicly Available October 22, 2009

Early pregnancy

Page range: 814-827

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October 1, 2009

Preterm delivery

Page range: 828-886

October 1, 2009

Ultrasound in perinatal medicine

Page range: 887-941

October 1, 2009

Doppler in perinatal medicine

Page range: 942-955

October 1, 2009

AmniSure International, LLC

Page range: 956-956

October 1, 2009

Neoventa Medical AB

Page range: 957-957

About this journal

Journal of Perinatal Medicine: Happy 50th Anniversary
The Journal of Perinatal Medicine (JPM) is celebrating its 50th anniversary. The first issue was published in January 1973, making it the first scientific journal in the field of perinatal medicine. JPM was founded by Erich Saling of Berlin (Germany), the father of perinatal medicine, and Roberto Caldeyro Barcia of Uruguay, an expert in uterine contractility, Edward Hon from the USA, who pioneered electronic heart rate monitoring of the fetus, and Stanley James, one of the most outstanding neonatologists. Over the past 50 years, JPM has grown with the increasing number of annual submissions and readers, as well as increasing impact within the scientific community.
Enjoy reading the Special Anniversary Issue we published on the occasion of JPM's milestone birthday!

Objective
The Journal of Perinatal Medicine (JPM) is a truly international forum covering the entire field of perinatal medicine. It is an essential news source for all those obstetricians, neonatologists, perinatologists and allied health professionals who wish to keep abreast of progress in perinatal and related research. Ahead-of-print publishing ensures fastest possible knowledge transfer. The Journal provides statements on themes of topical interest as well as information and different views on controversial topics. It also at informs about the academic, organisational and political aims and objectives of the World Association of Perinatal Medicine (WAPM)

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Topics
JPM covers the entire field of perinatal medicine, obstetrics and neonatology. It is published in 9 issues per year.

Article formats
Research Articles, Reviews, Mini Reviews and Opinion Papers, Short Communications, Editorials, Letters to the Editor, WAPM-Newsletters

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