Ingrid Brussé

Ingrid Brussé is a Researcher at Erasmus MC, part of Erasmus University Rotterdam, specializing in Obstetrics & Gynecology. Her work focuses on maternal-fetal medicine, particularly preeclampsia and its neurological implications. She has contributed to randomized controlled trials such as the PRERISK and TOTEM studies, evaluating predictive models and management strategies for hypertensive disorders in pregnancy.

• Education: Doctorate in Medicine (details not provided).

Her research interests include optimizing clinical prediction models for preeclampsia complications, neuro-obstetric care coordination, and improving outcomes for mothers and infants through evidence-based interventions. She collaborates internationally on projects involving neurology, hypertension, and perinatal care.

Her publications highlight advancements in biomarker utilization, management protocols for severe preeclampsia, and interdisciplinary approaches to neurologically complex pregnancies. While no specific awards are listed, her involvement in high-impact clinical trials underscores her contributions to obstetrical research.

• Grants & Collaborations: Involved in multi-center trials funded by academic and medical institutions.