Preeclampsia - What Are we Learning? (Part One)
Lecture Overview
Educators
Shaun Brennecke
Professor Shaun Brennecke is the Director, Department of Perinatal Medicine, and Head of its Pregnancy Research Centre at the Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne. Professor Brennecke graduated from the University of Adelaide in 1978 and in 1984 he received a Doctorate of Philosophy degree from Oxford University, England for studies on the control of prostaglandins in the perinatal period. Professor Brennecke's clinical and research interests focus on aspects of Maternal Fetal Medicine, especially pre-eclampsia, fetal growth restriction, preterm labour, placental function, the endocrinology of human pregnancy and parturition, the assessment of fetal welfare, miscarriage and factors influencing perinatal morbidity and mortality. He has published over 170 clinical and research papers on these topics. See Educator Profile
Reviews

Sandra Brimelow
This was a good review of preeclampsia, with very clear information about this condition.
Nicole jerome
easy to understand the physiology of pre eclampsia
Alison Short
Very interesting.
Jodie Smith
Overview of pre-eclampisa and the disease process for pregnant women.
Natalie Taylor-Rose
Very informative and clearly presented.
Kerry Topping
It was great. I have been a midwife for 30+ years & this was probable the easiest explanation I have heard that explains how preeclampsia develops & affects the woman's body.
Caroline Robins
Very well presented and informative talk on PE.
Cecilia Morrison
important to learn new knowledge about an old condition
Christine Krahe
Informative presentation
Maura Penn
Good resource