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From early studies of placental blood vessels to a world-first trial of non-invasive focused ultrasound, research supported by The Wiseman Trust has contributed to decades of work to better understand TTTS.

Research supported by The Wiseman Trust has helped a world-first study demonstrate the safety and technical feasibility of a non-invasive ultrasound treatment for early twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome.

Research supported by The Wiseman Trust has explored whether changes in a mother’s blood could help identify pregnancies that will later develop TTTS.

The first study to investigate microRNAs in maternal blood from TTTS pregnancies explored another possible route towards earlier diagnosis.

A major study supported by The Wiseman Trust examined whether first-trimester ultrasound measurements and maternal blood markers could help predict serious complications.

Research supported by The Wiseman Trust followed children affected by TTTS into later childhood to better understand its long-term effects on the heart.