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Why Preconception Counselling Matters: A Fetal Medicine Specialist's Perspective
The most important antenatal appointment may be the one that happens before pregnancy even begins. As a consultant obstetrician, I spend much of my time caring for women during high-risk pregnancies — managing complications, monitoring fetal development, and guiding families through some of the most anxious weeks of their lives. What I see every day reinforces a conviction I hold deeply: so much of what I deal with in the antenatal clinic could have been better anticipated, m
Martin Maher
May 115 min read


Breaking Bad News: What a Fetal Medicine Consultant Wants You to Know — And Why Peer Support Matters
This articles details what a fetal medicine consultant wants you to know and emphasises why peer support matters. Article specifically discussed bilateral renal agenesis and support from the charity renal agenesis UK.
Martin Maher
May 117 min read


Fetal Medicine: Key Insights for Expecting Families
Expecting a child is one of the most exciting and transformative experiences in life. However, it can also bring a wave of questions and concerns, especially regarding the health and development of the fetus. Fetal medicine plays a crucial role in addressing these concerns, providing families with essential insights and support throughout pregnancy. This blog post will explore the key aspects of fetal medicine, its importance, and what expecting families should know to naviga
Martin Maher
May 74 min read


Understanding Complex Pregnancies with Expert Guidance
Pregnancy is a beautiful journey, but it can also be complex and challenging, especially when complications arise. Understanding these complexities is crucial for expectant parents, healthcare providers, and support networks. This blog post aims to provide a comprehensive overview of complex pregnancies, offering expert guidance and practical insights to navigate this unique experience. What Constitutes a Complex Pregnancy? A complex pregnancy is characterized by various fact
Martin Maher
May 74 min read
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