The abstract submission deadline for ISUOG2021 is today
The World Congress 2021 abstract submission deadline is today. Have you submitted or are ready to submit your research?
June Newsletter: Message from the ISUOG President
Read the latest letter from ISUOG President, Prof. Tom Bourne, about the ISUOG World Congress registration, the latest consensus option and statement from the UOG Journal, plus the next webinar in the free ISUOG series.
Abstract submission closes in just one week on Tuesday 15 June
Abstract submission for ISUOG2021 closes in just ONE WEEK on Tuesday 15 June. Don't miss out on sharing your research at the leading scientific international obstetrical and gynaecological ultrasound Congress.
Less than two weeks to go to submit your abstract!
Less than two weeks to go until the abstract submission deadline! ISUOG’s Virtual World Congress #ISUOG2021 will have a cutting-edge program – submit your abstract by 15 June to contribute.
A leading cause of maternal and fetal morbidity and mortality worldwide, 22nd May is World Pre-eclampsia Day
ISUOG is participating in the World Pre-eclampsia Day to bring greater awareness to the prevention, diagnosis and management of pre-eclampsia.
May Newsletter: Message from the ISUOG President
Read the latest letter from ISUOG President, Prof. Tom Bourne, about ISUOG events, including the International Symposium, upcoming Basic Training course, the World Congress and the next webinar in our free webinar series, key articles in the May issue of the UOG Journal and much more.
Mental Health Awareness Week 10-16th May 2021
The current global situation continues to be extremely challenging, and we, at ISUOG, are striving to serve our members and community as best we can during this time.
The abstract deadline for the Virtual World Congress has been extended to 15 June 2021
We have extended the deadline giving you more time to prepare and submit your research. The new abstract submission deadline is Tuesday 15 June 2021.
New research highlights need for comprehensive reform of miscarriage care and treatment worldwide to replace fragmented approach
The Miscarriage Matters report published today found that existing care for sporadic or recurrent miscarriage is inconsistent and poorly organized worldwide, and a new system is needed to ensure miscarriages are given a high priority and women are given the physical and mental healthcare they need.
Facebook Live: Abstract submission for the ISUOG Virtual World Congress 2021
Join us live on Facebook this Thursday 29 April at 1pm BST (UTC-1) to have your questions about submitting and presenting your abstract at #ISUOG2021 answered by the experts.