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Pränatale Medizin – Entwicklung von der invasiven zur nichtinvasiven Diagnostik und von der Diagnose zur Therapie

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Pränatale Medizin statt nur Pränatale Diagnostik war schon 1987 der Titel des von uns herausgegebenen Buches Im Springer-Verlag, da sich bereits damals die wachsenden Möglichkeiten der vorgeburtlichen Therapie abzeichneten und auch aus ethischen Gründen eine reine Konzentration auf die Diagnostik oft unkorrigierbarer Anomalien nicht das eigentliche Ziel der Pränatalen Medizin ist. Kaum ein Gebiet der Medizin hat in den letzten Jahren eine raschere Entwickelung erlebt als dieses Gebiet, weil dabei Immer zwei große Fortschrittsbereiche zusammenkamen und noch heute kommen: die Genetik mit ihren raschen Entwicklungen im Labor einerseits und die Bildgebung mit ihren daraus resultierenden Möglichkeiten gezielter Eingriffe in utero andererseits.

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Holzgreve, W., Zhong, X.Y. (2011). Pränatale Medizin – Entwicklung von der invasiven zur nichtinvasiven Diagnostik und von der Diagnose zur Therapie. In: 125 Jahre Deutsche Gesellschaft für Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-15012-8_16

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