Skip to content

Home Search Authors Pakistan News Saved

SciRah

SciRah does not host or store research papers. Results come live from free, official scholarly APIs, and every paper links back to its original source.

Data sources

OpenAlex
Semantic Scholar
Crossref
CORE
arXiv
PubMed

Privacy policy Terms of service

M. Evans · SciRah

Researcher profile · Semantic Scholar

M. Evans

Share profile

M. Evans — researcher profile on SciRah

h-index: 44
Works: 416
Citations: 7,829

Most-cited papers

Noninvasive prenatal screening or advanced diagnostic testing: caveat emptor.
M. Evans, R. Wapner, R. Berkowitz
2016American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology106 citations
Semantic Scholar
Fetal Treatment 2017: the Evolution of Fetal Therapy Centers
A. Moon-Grady, A. Baschat, D. Cass, M. Choolani +11 more
2017Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy86 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
Nearly a third of abnormalities found after first‐trimester screening are different than expected:10‐year experience from a single center
Christina Alamillo, D. Krantz, M. Evans, M. Fiddler +1 more
2013Prenatal Diagnosis72 citations
Semantic Scholar
Fetal Reduction: 25 Years' Experience
M. Evans, Stephanie Andriole, D. Britt
2014Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy63 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
Folic Acid Supplementation to Prevent Recurrent Neural Tube Defects: 4 Milligrams Is Too Much
C. Dolin, A. Deierlein, M. Evans
2018Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy40 citations
Semantic Scholar
Re-engineering the interpretation of electronic fetal monitoring to identify reversible risk for cerebral palsy: a case control series
M. Evans, R. Eden, D. Britt, Shara M. Evans +1 more
2019Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine37 citations
Semantic Scholar
The “Fetal Reserve Index”: Re-Engineering the Interpretation and Responses to Fetal Heart Rate Patterns
R. Eden, M. Evans, Shara M. Evans, B. Schifrin
2017Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy37 citations
Semantic Scholar
Digital PCR for Noninvasive Detection of Aneuploidy: Power Analysis Equations for Feasibility
M. Evans, D. Wright, E. Pergament, H. Cuckle +1 more
2012Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy36 citations
Semantic Scholar
Challenges in non‐invasive prenatal screening for sub‐chromosomal copy number variations using cell‐free DNA
Henna V Advani, A. Barrett, M. Evans, M. Choolani
2017Prenatal Diagnosis35 citations
Semantic Scholar
Changing Perspectives of Electronic Fetal Monitoring
M. Evans, D. Britt, Shara M. Evans, L. Devoe
2021Reproductive Sciences33 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
The price of abandoning diagnostic testing for cell‐free fetal DNA screening
M. Evans, Shara M. Evans, Terry A. Bennett, R. Wapner
2018Prenatal Diagnosis31 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
Reengineering Electronic Fetal Monitoring Interpretation: Using the Fetal Reserve Index to Anticipate the Need for Emergent Operative Delivery
R. Eden, M. Evans, Shara M. Evans, B. Schifrin
2018Reproductive Sciences29 citations
Semantic Scholar
Cell-free DNA: Comparison of Technologies.
P. Dar, H. Shani, M. Evans
2016Clinics in Laboratory Medicine29 citations
Semantic Scholar
Fetal reduction 2008
M. Evans, D. Britt
2008Current Opinion in Obstetrics and Gynecology29 citations
Semantic Scholar
Genetics: update on prenatal screening and diagnosis.
M. Evans, Stephanie Andriole, Shara M. Evans
2015Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics of North America28 citations
Semantic Scholar
Safely lowering the emergency Cesarean and operative vaginal delivery rates using the Fetal Reserve Index
R. Eden, M. Evans, D. Britt, Shara M. Evans +1 more
2018Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine27 citations
Semantic Scholar
Chorionic villus sampling and amniocentesis in 2008
M. Evans, Stephanie Andriole
2008Current Opinion in Obstetrics and Gynecology26 citations
Semantic Scholar
The epidemic of abnormal copy number variant cases missed because of reliance upon noninvasive prenatal screening
M. Evans, Stephanie Andriole, J. Curtis, Shara M. Evans +2 more
2018Prenatal Diagnosis24 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
The Fetal Reserve Index Significantly Outperforms ACOG Category System in Predicting Cord Blood Base Excess and pH: A Methodological Failure of the Category System
M. Evans, D. Britt, R. Eden, Paula Gallagher +2 more
2019Reproductive Sciences21 citations
Semantic Scholar
Screening Advances and Diagnostic Choice: The Problem of Residual Risk
G. Henry, D. Britt, M. Evans
2008Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy21 citations
Semantic Scholar
Uterine contraction frequency in the last hour of labor: how many contractions are too many?*
M. Evans, D. Britt, J. Worth, G. Mussalli +2 more
2021Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine19 citations
Semantic Scholar
Refining the Prediction and Prevention of Emergency Operative Deliveries with the Fetal Reserve Index
D. Britt, M. Evans, B. Schifrin, R. Eden
2018Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy19 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
Comparison of Technologies
H. Shani, M. Evans
201619 citations
Semantic Scholar
Making Decisions When No Good Choices Exist: Delivery of the Survivor after Intrauterine Death of the Co-Twin in Monochorionic Twin Pregnancies
M. Evans, Tze-Kin Lau
2010Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy19 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
Combined prenatal and postnatal prediction of early neonatal compromise risk
R. Eden, M. Evans, D. Britt, Shara M. Evans +2 more
2019Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine18 citations
Semantic Scholar
Sequential Amniotic Fluid Thyroid Hormone Changes Correlate with Goiter Shrinkage following in utero Thyroxine Therapy
J. Munoz, Alan A. Kessler, P. Felig, J. Curtis +1 more
2015Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy17 citations
Semantic Scholar
Fetal reduction of triplet pregnancies to twins versus singletons: A meta-analysis of survival and pregnancy outcome.
K. Hessami, M. Evans, A. Nassr, J. Espinoza +6 more
2022American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology16 citations
Semantic Scholar
Earlier and improved screening for impending fetal compromise
M. Evans, D. Britt, R. Eden, Shara M. Evans +1 more
2020Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine16 citations
Semantic Scholar
Long-term neurologic outcomes after common fetal interventions.
J. Gebb, P. Dar, M. Rosner, M. Evans
2015American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology16 citations
Semantic Scholar
Impact of Quality of Nuchal Translucency Measurements on Detection Rates of Trisomies 13 and 18
M. Evans, E. Pergament
2010Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy15 citations
Semantic Scholar
Overcoming militant mediocrity.
M. Evans
2008American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology11 citations
Semantic Scholar
Noninvasive prenatal diagnosis: 2010.
M. Evans, M. Kilpatrick
2010Clinics in Laboratory Medicine10 citations
Semantic Scholar
Fetal Reduction and Twins.
M. Evans, J. Curtis, Shara M. Evans, D. Britt
2021American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology MFM8 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
Relationship Between Umbilical Cord Gas Values and Neonatal Outcomes: Implications for Electronic Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring.
L. Devoe, D. Britt, M. Evans
2021Obstetrics and Gynecology8 citations
Semantic Scholar
Understanding False Negative in Prenatal Testing
M. Evans, Ming Chen, D. Britt
2021Diagnostics8 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
First-trimester screening in triplets.
D. Krantz, T. Hallahan, K. He, J. Sherwin +1 more
2011American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology8 citations
Semantic Scholar
Comparison of Genetic Profiling between Primary Tumor and Circulating Tumor Cells Captured by Microfluidics in Epithelial Ovarian Cancer: Tumor Heterogeneity or Allele Dropout?
Ting-Yu Chang, Sheng-Wen Chen, Wen-Hsiang Lin, Chung-Er Huang +5 more
2021Diagnostics7 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
Mid forceps did not cause “compromised babies” – “compromise” caused forceps: an approach toward safely lowering the cesarean delivery rate*
M. Evans, D. Britt, Shara M. Evans
2021Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine7 citations
Semantic Scholar
Emerging Considerations for Noninvasive Prenatal Testing.
N. Korpi-Steiner, Rossa W. K. Chiu, S. Chandrasekharan, L. Chitty +3 more
2017Clinical Chemistry7 citations
Semantic Scholar
Fetal reduction for everyone?
M. Evans, J. Curtis, Shara M. Evans, D. Britt
2022Best Practice & Research: Clinical Obstetrics & Gynaecology6 citations
Semantic Scholar
Re-Thinking Elective Single Embryo Transfer: Increased Risk of Monochorionic Twinning - A Systematic Review
Margaret Dziadosz, M. Evans
2017Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy6 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
357: Skewed to the left: under-measurement of NT's and implications for screening efficiency
M. Evans, D. Krantz, T. Hallahan, J. Sherwin
20096 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
The price of abandoning diagnostic testing for cell free fetal DNA screening
M. Evans, Shara M. Evans, Terri-Ann M. Bennett, R. Wapner
2019Prenatal Diagnosis5 citations
Semantic Scholar
585: Pregnancy complications for di-chorionic tri-amniotic triplets: markedly increased over tri-chorionic and reduced cases
S. Peeters, M. Evans, F. Slaghekke, F. Klumper +3 more
20145 citations
Semantic Scholar
Sex chromosome micromosaicism in infertile men with normal karyotypes.
J. Schiff, M. Luna, M. Evans, Zamip P. Patel +2 more
2010Fertility and Sterility5 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
The Impact of Area Conservatism on Deviation from Best Practice: Women Choosing to Undergo Selective Reduction
D. Britt, Shelby Schoenborn, Sana Jamil, J. Gebb +2 more
20174 citations
Semantic Scholar
Integrating Microarrays into Routine Prenatal Diagnosis: Determinants of Decision Making
Marcos Cordoba, Stephanie Andriole, Shara M. Evans, D. Britt +2 more
2016Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy4 citations
Semantic Scholar
Medical Reasons for Pregnancy Interruption: Fetal Reduction
M. Evans, Stephanie Andriole, Shara M. Evans, D. Britt
20154 citations
Semantic Scholar
Paternity Balancing
M. Evans, Stephanie Andriole, E. Pergament, J. Speer +2 more
2013Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy4 citations
Semantic Scholar
Quality of Nuchal Translucency Measurements Correlates with Broader Aspects of Program Rigor and Culture of Excellence
M. Evans, D. Krantz, T. Hallahan, J. Sherwin +1 more
2013Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy4 citations
Semantic Scholar

Frequent co-authors

Invite them to SciRah by sharing their profile.

D. Britt×21
Invite
D. Britt — researcher profile on SciRah
Shara M. Evans×18
Invite
Shara M. Evans — researcher profile on SciRah
R. Eden×8
Invite
R. Eden — researcher profile on SciRah
B. Schifrin×8
Invite
B. Schifrin — researcher profile on SciRah

Stephanie Andriole

×7

Invite

Stephanie Andriole — researcher profile on SciRah

Invite

J. Curtis — researcher profile on SciRah

Invite

D. Krantz — researcher profile on SciRah

E. Pergament×4

Invite

E. Pergament — researcher profile on SciRah

Invite

R. Wapner — researcher profile on SciRah

Invite

L. Devoe — researcher profile on SciRah

Invite

J. Sherwin — researcher profile on SciRah

Invite

M. Choolani — researcher profile on SciRah