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Fetal resources
Learn more about the Fetal Concerns Center
Download our overview brochure to learn more about the programs and services provided by the Fetal Concerns Center.
Below is a list of various websites that may be helpful resources during your pregnancy.
- Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia Research, Awareness and Support
Organization to raise awareness for babies born with CDH. Includes information, photos and videos, medical research and support resources for families. - The Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome Foundation
Information on TTTS including planning for delivery, medical research and articles, and family support network. - Omphacele Network
Support network for mothers of babies with omphacele. Contains general information on surgery, FAQs, advice and patient stories and videos. - The North American Fetal Therapy Network
Association of medical professionals who specialize in fetal diagnosis and procedures. Includes list of NAFTNet members and information on fetal therapy and medicine. - Pregnancy Termination Support
Network of support for families who have decided to terminate a pregnancy due to fetal or health complications. Includes articles on grief, stories from families and discussion groups.
Get a second opinion
It's important to know what your options are. The Fetal Concerns Center can provide expert opinions to verify or give more information about an initial diagnosis. Contact us today.
Research and outcomes
Our outcomes reports help families and partner providers make the most informed health care decisions. Learn more about our surgical outcomes and what current research studies are underway.
Contact us
The Fetal Concerns Center accepts patient self-referrals as well as referrals from providers. For more information or to make an appointment, please call:
(414) 337-4776
Toll free (855) FETALWI (338-2594)
Fax: (414) 337-1884
Note: These phone numbers should not be used for urgent medical concerns. Please contact your physician directly if your situation requires immediate attention, or dial 911 if it is an emergency.