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CO25: Inflammation and metabolic syndrome in pregnancy

CO25: Inflammation and metabolic syndrome in pregnancy

The CO25 group is dedicated to research in Maternal-Fetal Medicine and is made up of a group of Specialist Doctors from the Clinical Management Units of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and Clinical Analysis at Hospital Universitario Puerta del Mar Cádiz the Jerez Hospital, with several members belonging to the University of Cádiz Maternal-Child and Radiology Department) and complemented by a group of Basic Researchers in Biomedicine (Biochemists and Biologists) linked to the Foundation for the Management of Biomedical Research in Cádiz. This is a multidisciplinary Team with a clear translational focus: gynecology and obstetrics, nursing, pharmacy, biology, biochemistry, biotechnology, and clinical analysis.

Our research focuses on the pathophysiological basis of obstetric complications, primarily those related to inflammation and metabolic syndrome (obesity, pregestational diabetes, gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, preterm birth, intrauterine growth restriction), with the aim of offering these pregnant women better methods of prevention, diagnosis, and/or treatment, given that these pathologies not only have repercussions during pregnancy, but also have future repercussions on their health and that of their children.

Responsible researcher
  • Fernando Bugatto Gonzalez:
    • E-mail: fernando.bugatto@uca.es
    • ORCID: 0000-0001-9367-6541
Co-principal investigator
  • Francisco Manuel Visiedo Garcia:
    • E-mail: francisco.visiedo@uca.es
    • ORCID: 0000-0001-7834-0169
Lines of research
  • Line 1: Inflammation and metabolic syndrome in normal and pathological pregnancy.
  • Line 2: Gestational diabetes.
  • Line 3: Role of the placenta in metabolism and maternal-fetal interaction during pregnancy.
  • Line 4: Preeclampsia and mitochondrial dysfunction.
  • Line 5: Cardiovascular risk factors in future maternal and fetal health.
Keywords
  • # Pregnancy
  • # Placenta
  • # Mitochondrial dysfunction
  • # Gestational diabetes
  • # Preeclampsia
  • # Obesity
  • # Energy metabolism
  • # Oxidative stress
  • # Inflammation

CO25: Inflammation and metabolic syndrome in pregnancy

CO25: Inflammation and metabolic syndrome in pregnancy

Responsible researcher

Fernando Bugatto Gonzalez:

Assistant Professor in the Department of Maternal and Child Health and Radiology at the University of Cádiz clinical affiliation to the Puerta del Mar University Hospital in Cádiz

  • E-mail: fernando.bugatto@uca.es
  • ORCID: 0000-0001-9367-6541
  • Research ID: AAT-3389-2020
  • Scopus ID: 35301829900
Co-principal investigator

Francisco Manuel Visiedo Garcia:

  • E-mail: francisco.visiedo@uca.es
  • ORCID: 0000-0001-7834-0169
Team Members
  • Principal Investigators:
    • Fernando Bugatto González (PI).
    • Francisco Manuel Visiedo García (Co-IR).
  • Researchers:
    • Ana Mangano Armada.
    • José Román Broullón Molanes.
    • María Antonia Fajardo Expósito.
    • Miguel Ángel López Guerrero.
    • Rafael Torrejón Cardoso.
    • Victoria Melero Jimenez.
    • Luis Vázquez Fonseca.
    • Jessica Ábalos.
    • Rosa María Mateos Bernal.
    • Carmen Ródenas Bleda.
    • Celeste Santos Rosendo.
    • Susana Soldevilla Pérez.
    • María Mercedes Calero Ruiz.
    • Mª Ángeles Anaya Baz.

CO25: Inflammation and metabolic syndrome in pregnancy

CO25: Inflammation and metabolic syndrome in pregnancy

Production

Find all of the group's work (their Projects, Patents Publications) on the Andalusian Public Health System's I+Salud Portal:

CO25: Inflammation and metabolic syndrome in pregnancy

CO25: Inflammation and metabolic syndrome in pregnancy

Networks

This groupactively participates in the following Networks:

CIBERDEM-ISCIII. Centro de Investigación Biomédica en Red Diabetes y Enfermedades Metabólicas Asociadas

Visita la web: https://www.ciberdem.org/

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