ISUOG delivers high-quality education courses for ultrasound in obstetrics and gynecology, providing up-to-date knowledge and clinical guidance for a range of topics and professional levels. Our courses are dynamic, interactive and provide delegates with practical skills as well as excellent networking opportunities.
ISUOG coursesISUOG members have access to more than 100 hours of CME activites. Access journal articles, web lectures, and guidelines to answer questions and gain CME points.
CME platformEach month the UOG Journal Club introduces a new free-access article with downloadable PowerPoint slides, containing key figures, tables and discussion points to help you explore the article in more detail.
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Subscribe to our newsletterISUOG’s official journal, Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology (UOG), is recognised as the leading peer-reviewed journal on imaging within the field of obstetrics and gynecology, publishing important research from all parts of the world. UOG has an Impact Factor of 4.71, with more than 2 million article downloads each year. Login to your ISUOG account or become an ISUOG Journal member for access.
UOG JournalView presentations from previous ISUOG World Congresses dating back to 2010. The portal currently provides access to view oral communications, short oral presentations, electronic posters and invited talks. If you attended the 27th World Congress in Vienna, you will be able to re-watch Congress presentations here.
OnDemandISUOG Practice Guidelines provide systematically developed recommendations for the use of diagnostic imaging in obstetrics and gynecology. Their primary aim is to assist health care professionals in maintaining the highest possible clinical practice standards for our speciality.
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ISUOG's World Congress is the main annual scientific meeting for clinicians who use or research ultrasound in obstetrics and gynecology.
ISUOG is pleased to announce that the next Basic Training Course will take place on Friday and Saturday, 16-17 February 2018 at Erasmus University Medical Center in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
Live stream the ISUOG Fetal anomalies course and enjoy presentations from the leading experts in the field of ultrasound in obstetrics from the comfort of your own home at a time that suits you.
ISUOG is pleased to announce that Basic Training will participate at the International Symposium in Athens with a course on Friday, 20th April 2018.
The ISUOG International Symposium is collaboration for excellence in ultrasound between ISUOG and a partnering organisation.
Renew your membership now for 2018! We have now changed to rolling membership so you will receive membership for exactly one year from the moment your current membership expires. For new and returning members, you will receive membership for one year from the moment you join or renew. All ISUOG members that need to renew for 2018 will be sent an email from ISUOG Secretariat with instructions to renew. You can also renew at any time by logging into your ISUOG account at anytime and clicking “Renew” in the top right corner.
Fetoscopic laser coagulation in 1020 pregnancies with twin–twin transfusion syndrome demonstrates improvement in double-twin survival rate
Registration is now open for the ISUOG Basic Training Course on Gynecology! This course is excellent for entry level healthcare trainees looking for an introduction to the basic principles of ultrasound in gynecology. Register to attend one or both days, 16-17 February 2018 in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. You also have the option to live stream the first day by organising a satellite course.
The January issue of Ultrasound in Obstetrics & Gynecology is a special one on Reproductive Medicine, featuring research and systematic reviews from international experts in the field. Highlights of the issue include systematic reviews on the impact of IVF on rate of preterm birth and incidence of fetal cardiac defects, an RCT on management of early miscarriage, and recommendations for optimising ovarian follicle counting and diagnosis of uterine malformations.
Preview highlights from the upcoming issue, including two press releases from articles on the impact of IVF. The issue will be completely free to access from the 3 January 2018.
