Thorsten Fischer

Thorsten Fischer is a Professor at the University Clinic for Gynaecology and Obstetrics, University of Salzburg. He specializes in maternal-fetal medicine, obstetrical complications, and high-risk pregnancy management. His work focuses on cesarean section outcomes, placenta previa, preeclampsia mechanisms, and gestational diabetes prediction through biochemical markers.

Research Interests:

• Cesarean Section Outcomes
• Placental Dysfunction Mechanisms
• Preeclampsia Pathophysiology
• Gestational Diabetes Prediction
• Psychosocial Stress in Perinatal Care
• Maternal-Fetal Safety Protocols

Publications Trends: Fischer has published extensively since 1994, with 132+ peer-reviewed articles. Recent work emphasizes mitochondrial dysfunction in preeclampsia, placenta previa outcomes, and trial of labor after cesarean protocols. His 2025 studies include novel approaches to early psychosocial stress screening and triglyceride-glucose index-based diabetes prediction.

Organizational Leadership: He organized major conferences including the 32nd AGO Congress (2024) and the 20th ISSHP Preeclampsia Congress (2023), demonstrating leadership in gynaecological and obstetrical research dissemination.