Womens CenterPerinatal Center
The Perinatal Center at St. Vincent Hospital—think of us as your security blanket.
High-risk pregnancy brings many questions.
You may feel worried and scared. But be assured, we’re here to answer all your questions. In collaboration with NEW Moms of Green Bay, The Perinatal Center at St. Vincent Hospital is a Northeast Wisconsin leader in caring for women with complicated pregnancies. We have the expert knowledge and state-of-the-art technology to determine risk and diagnose complications as early as possible, and we’ll work with you to formulate and implement a plan of care to minimize risk.
It’s our mission to provide the best chance for a healthy outcome.
For mother and baby.
What are the causes of high-risk pregnancy?
Every woman hopes for a healthy pregnancy.
But sometimes challenges arise. When those challenges mean the mother, baby, or both have a higher-than-average chance of experiencing complications, the pregnancy is considered high-risk.
Some examples include:
• Chronic medical condition that may affect your pregnancy
• Previous pregnancy-related complications
• History of pregnancy loss
Age, health, genetics, and past pregnancy outcomes all affect your risk for complications. Medical conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure can also increase your chances of having a complicated pregnancy.
Your OB/GYN will talk with you about these possible risks.
Dr. Allahyar Jazayeri, MD, PhD, a top regional perinatologist, is available to explain and recommend the proper tests to help determine your risk level. We’ll also help you learn about all of the treatment options available and work with you throughout your pregnancy.
Perinatal Services
Our team of experts provides the most specialized skills and services.
We’re here for the unexpected—every step of the way.
To find out more, please call (920) 433-8558.
High-risk pregnancy brings many questions.
You may feel worried and scared. But be assured, we’re here to answer all your questions. In collaboration with NEW Moms of Green Bay, The Perinatal Center at St. Vincent Hospital is a Northeast Wisconsin leader in caring for women with complicated pregnancies. We have the expert knowledge and state-of-the-art technology to determine risk and diagnose complications as early as possible, and we’ll work with you to formulate and implement a plan of care to minimize risk.
It’s our mission to provide the best chance for a healthy outcome.
For mother and baby.
What are the causes of high-risk pregnancy?
Every woman hopes for a healthy pregnancy.
But sometimes challenges arise. When those challenges mean the mother, baby, or both have a higher-than-average chance of experiencing complications, the pregnancy is considered high-risk.
Some examples include:• Chronic medical condition that may affect your pregnancy
• Previous pregnancy-related complications
• History of pregnancy loss
Age, health, genetics, and past pregnancy outcomes all affect your risk for complications. Medical conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure can also increase your chances of having a complicated pregnancy.
Your OB/GYN will talk with you about these possible risks.
Dr. Allahyar Jazayeri, MD, PhD, a top regional perinatologist, is available to explain and recommend the proper tests to help determine your risk level. We’ll also help you learn about all of the treatment options available and work with you throughout your pregnancy.
Perinatal Services
Our team of experts provides the most specialized skills and services.
- Targeted ultrasounds for diagnosis of fetal abnormalities
- Screening and diagnostic tests including first trimester screening, nasal bone evaluation, amniocentesis, and chorionic villus sampling
- Prenatal imaging with 3D-4D technology, providing the most detailed view of your baby for better diagnosis
- Management of medical conditions that may complicate pregnancy such as diabetes, hypertension, epilepsy, thyroid disorder, and lupus
- Treatment of complicated pregnancies such as multiple gestations, recurrent miscarriages, cervical incompetence, prior preterm deliveries, and premature rupture of membranes
- Genetic consultation
We’re here for the unexpected—every step of the way.
To find out more, please call (920) 433-8558.
