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Dr. Kofinas
Alexander D. Kofinas, MD is Director and founder of KOFINAS PERINATAL. He is on the cutting edge of his field and among the few physicians who have completed the rigorous training to achieve board certification in both Obstetrics & Gynecology and Maternal-Fetal Medicine (MFM). Dr. Kofinas’ unrivaled access to advanced technologies and latest techniques provides his patients with a distinctive and utterly delightful prenatal experience.

Dr. Kofinas completed his training in MFM at the Bowman Gray School of Medicine at Wake Forest, where he kept a full time position for 5 years. He has taught medical students, residents, and conducted extensive research in the physiology of the human myometrium and the mechanism of human labor, as well as conducting pioneering research concerning the fetal cardio and utero-placental vascular systems. Since his return to NY in 1994, Dr. Kofinas has been exceedingly involved in ongoing fetal research, and is regularly invited to speak at perinatal forums both in the US and abroad. His research has been published in the most authoritative American and international medical journals and textbooks.

Dr. Kofinas’ exceptionalism however, comes from his unparalleled understanding of the fetal placenta. His unprecedented and unmatched experience with infertility patients has imparted him with an inestimable view at the growth of the fetal placenta from its absolute earliest stages, allowing Dr. Kofinas to identify and resolve prenatal complications earlier and more effectively than anyone else in his field.

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