This study investigates whether the conditions associated with preeclampsia, which is a pregnancy complication characterized by high blood pressure and signs of damage to other organ systems, often including the liver and kidneys, lead to problems in the lungs and blood vessels of infants. The focus is on understanding how the anti-angiogenic environment, which limits the growth of new blood vessels, might affect infant health.

Participants in the study will undergo various assessments to evaluate the condition of their lungs and blood vessels. These procedures are designed to gather information about how preeclampsia might influence infant health outcomes without causing harm to the participants.

• Who can participate: Participants should be infants whose mothers experienced preeclampsia during pregnancy. Additional criteria include age limits and specific health conditions, which will be assessed for eligibility.
• Study details: Participants will be involved in assessments that check the health of their lungs and blood vessels. These procedures aim to understand potential impacts of preeclampsia on infants.