Periconceptional maternal conditions and virtual reality ultrasound markers of early placental health Igna

This thesis highlights the relevance of the periconception period to investigate placental health. Periconceptional placental parameters measured in virtual reality could be part of a strategy for accurate prediction of placenta-related complications. Ultimately, these parameters could contribute to the selection of patients who might benefit from preventive and therapeutic modalities for placenta-related complications, starting as early as the periconception period.