Eline de Vos

Eline de Vos is a Researcher at Erasmus MC's Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology. Her work focuses on utero-placental vascular development, maternal health determinants, and their impact on pregnancy outcomes. She leads the Rotterdam Periconception Cohort study, investigating early placental development via Doppler ultrasound and biomarkers like PlGF. Her research integrates nutritional factors (e.g., ultra-processed foods) with vascular imaging to predict fetal growth abnormalities.

Key research interests include first-trimester placental vascular morphology, maternal BMI effects, and the role of diet in vascular development. She employs 3D power Doppler ultrasound and serum biomarkers to assess utero-placental vascular health. Her work bridges clinical obstetrics with translational research, aiming to improve prenatal care protocols.

Publications emphasize methodological advancements in early pregnancy diagnostics and their clinical implications. While no explicit awards are listed, her work has garnered significant readership and open-access impact (e.g., 15+ downloads on key papers).

Her doctoral thesis (2025) synthesizes periconceptional maternal health factors and novel placental markers into a comprehensive framework for predicting pregnancy outcomes. Collaborations include endocrinologists, nutritionists, and clinical ultrasound specialists at Erasmus MC.