Stéphanie E. Lindsey

The paper compares 3D vascular imaging modalities to assess their accuracy in quantitative measurements and computational modeling of vascular morphology.

The paper develops two models to estimate internal temperatures in a near-term fetus, showing they align with measured temperatures and demonstrate how changes in umbilical cord heat exchange affect fetal temperatures.

This study shows that altering blood flow in chick embryos reduces cardiac neural crest cell (CNCC) derivatives in key cardiac regions but increases their proportion in pharyngeal arch arteries, suggesting delayed differentiation.

This study uses high-resolution ultrasound and speckle tracking to visualize and quantify fetal gastrointestinal motility in chick embryos, showing synchronized contractions develop late in fetal life.

The paper combines experimental and computational modeling to study how abnormal hemodynamics affect cardiac outflow tract development and identify compensation mechanisms.