Annemarie Mulders

Dr. Annemarie Mulders serves as a Researcher in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Erasmus University Medical Center, where she leads investigations into early pregnancy complications and fetal development. Her work bridges clinical obstetrics with advanced imaging technologies, focusing on improving diagnostic precision during critical gestational windows.

Her research portfolio centers on First Trimester Pregnancy (100% fingerprint prominence), Recurrent Pregnancy Loss (21%), and Fetal Morphology (26%), with significant contributions to understanding environmental toxin impacts, socioeconomic influences on fertility, and innovative ultrasound methodologies. She employs 3D imaging combined with virtual reality to map physiological fetal anatomy, while concurrently examining biomarkers like bisphenol and phthalate exposure in miscarriage pathways.

Recent 2025 publications reveal three dominant thematic clusters: (1) social determinants of fertility outcomes using large cohort analyses; (2) technical validation of fetal cardiac and anatomical assessment tools; and (3) clinical trial design for immunological interventions in pregnancy loss. These works consistently apply rigorous epidemiological methods while pioneering translational imaging applications.

Mulders actively mentors emerging researchers through 3 documented supervised projects, fostering expertise in reproductive epidemiology and prenatal diagnostics. Her collaborative network spans international consortia, with research outputs gaining traction across 4 news outlets, 8 X platforms, and academic repositories like Mendeley.