Fetal therapy encompasses a range of medical interventions and treatments aimed at addressing conditions or abnormalities that may affect a developing fetus during pregnancy. These interventions are designed to improve outcomes for the fetus and may involve various medical specialties, including maternal-fetal medicine, neonatology, pediatric surgery, and genetics.

Fetal Blood Transfusions: Fetal blood transfusions are specialized medical procedures performed to treat specific conditions that can affect the health of the developing fetus during pregnancy. These transfusions are typically done when the fetus is diagnosed with severe anemia or blood disorders that can lead to serious complications if left untreated.

Fetal reductionFetal reduction, also called selective reduction, is a medical procedure performed during pregnancy to reduce the number of fetuses in cases of multiple pregnancies. This procedure is typically considered when a pregnancy involves twins, triplets, or higher-order multiples and is aimed at improving the health outcomes for both the mother and the remaining fetuses.