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With just over 2 weeks to go until the ISUOG education course 'Urogynecology and pelvic floor ultrasound', we wanted to remind you that there is still time to register! Join us on 6 July onsite in London, UK or via live stream for a one day problem-based overview of transperineal ultrasound. Recordings from the course will be available to all course delegates for one month after the course to re-watch. Attend this course to earn up to 6 CME points.

Last week in Beijing at the 'ISUOG China Symposium - 8th Prenatal Ultrasound Diagnosis of Fetal Birth Defects and Counseling’, members of the ISUOG international faculty and China Task Force worked together to develop education in ultrasound in obstetrics and gynecology. Over 500 delegates attended this ISUOG approved course, with 300 delegates joining us on 13 June for the ISUOG Basic Training course.

On Thursday 24th October 2019, the ISUOG Basic Training Course will be delivered as a pre-congress course at SASUOG’s International Congress & Exhibition on Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology in Johannesburg, South Africa. This course will provide a comprehensive introduction to the ultrasound examination and is the first ISUOG BT course to be delivered on the African continent! You can register now to join the course onsite in Johannesburg. Alternatively, if you'd like to attend via livestream, host a satellite or register your interest for individual live stream

We have updated our scientific program following the planning meeting. You can now view a detailed day-by-day program following our scientific planning meeting. See in detail the pre-Congress courses, masterclasses, workshops, invited talks and Hub titles.

ISUOG Board Member and President Elect Prof. Tom Bourne outlines the benefits of joining of ISUOG’S global community of ultrasound professionals, and how you can improve your practice by being a part of this network. To get involved, join us at #ISUOG2019 where you will receive state-of-the-art updates on ultrasound in obstetrics and gynecology, and share ideas with like-minded professionals.

There is still time to register for our Colombia Basic Training course on 31 May – 3 June 2019, which you can attend onsite, via individual live stream or by hosting a satellite course. During this four day course delivered in Spanish, you will be introduced to the essentials of the obstetric and gynecological ultrasound scan.

ISUOG Outreach is recruiting members to volunteer to virtually support local trainers in Oman and Sudan via WhatsApp. As part of the local trainers development the program will focus on improving their teaching skills and further their scanning abilities. Your main role as a volunteer will be to observe images and provide feedback to trainees for a minimum of 2 hours a week.

ISUOG’s Trainee Program provides two years free membership (inclusive of access to the UOG Journal) to all trainees specialising in obstetrics and gynecology. We provide this membership only through partnerships, of which we have over 100 – is your institution one of them?

ISUOG Scientific Committee chair Prof. Laurent Salomon on what to look forward to at ISUOG2019 - en français. The 29th World Congress on Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology will take place on 12-16 October 2019. Register now and we'll see you in Berlin!

Have you registered yet for 'Fetal anomalies: heart and central nervous system', one of our ISUOG 2019 Pre-Congress courses? Taking place on 12 October 2019 in Berlin, this one-day course will be chaired by Prof. Rabih Chaoui and will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of heart and central nervous system anatomy as well as examination methods of detecting fetal anomalies. Find out more and register now!

Watch this video from Dr Aly Youssef (ISUOG Ambassador to Egypt and North Africa, and UOG Social Media Editor) on why you can't miss 'Urogynecology and pelvic floor ultrasound', an #ISUOG Education course taking place on 6 July 2019. Join us onsite in London or via live stream from a location of your choice.

UOG Journal Editor-in-Chief Tony Odibo on why our World Congress is a great opportunity for trainees, sonographers, and young researchers. You can register now for the 29th World Congress on Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology, which will take place on 12-16 October 2019 in Berlin.

Live stream this course on the 4-5 May 2019 - if you watch the course live, you'll be eligible for up to 13 European CME credits. Recordings of the lectures delivered at this course will be available to all course delegates for 1 month after the course for you to re-watch or catch up with any content. Register now.

Join us on 3-5 May 2019 for an ISUOG education course composed of theoretical lectures, interactive Q&A sessions and live scans. This course will give you the opportunity to improve your knowledge on the principles and practice of fetal anomaly detection by ultrasound, and learn how to get the routine scan right every time. Key speakers include Rabih Chaoui and Dario Paladini. Attend via live stream, or onsite in Athens. You can supplement your learning for this excellent education opportunity with selected ISUOG resources relevant to this topic, including UOG Journal articles, ISUOG guidelines, video lectures, CME activities and more.

Watch this video from ISUOG Board Member on why you can't miss the ISUOG World Congress, which will take place on 12-16 October 2019 in Berlin, Germany. Register now for the 29th World Congress on Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology - the leading scientific event in the field.

The following experts will present Masterclasses at the 29th World Congress on Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology: Prof. Ahmet Baschat, Dr Beryl Benacerraf, Prof. Katia Bilardo, Prof. Julene Carvalho, Prof. Kurt Hecher, Prof. Gustavo Malinger, Dr Simon Meagher and Prof. Daniela Prayer. Remember to register now for our Berlin World Congress on 12-16 October 2019 - don’t miss out!

We’re thrilled to announce that we received over 1,440 abstracts from 72 countries submitted for the 29th World Congress on Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology! This is our highest ever number of abstract submissions for an ISUOG World Congress. We're looking forward to seeing your research at our Berlin World Congress!

ISUOG Education Committee Chair and Board Member Prof. Jon Hyett explains why you can’t miss the upcoming ‘First Trimester’ course, taking place on 4-5 May 2019. This course is available to live stream from a location that suits you. Join Dr Simon Meagher, Prof. Hyett and more experts - find out more and register now.

Are you joining us at ISUOG Fetal Anomalies 2019? This course has been awarded 15 European CME credits (ECMEC) by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education. Attend onsite in Athens or via live stream from a location that suits you. You’ll still be eligible for the CME points if you live stream the course at the time of the event. Find out more and register now!

ISUOG’s vision is that every woman in the world has access to ultrasound, that every scan provider is competent and that the diagnosis of obstetric and gynecologic conditions is effective so that women’s health outcomes improve all around the world. We do this through dissemination our online educational materials, research from UOG, free-access guidelines (available in 17 different languages) and other clinical resources, Basic Training program, free trainee membership, and sharing knowledge at our events and approved courses. Furthermore, ISUOG's Outreach program provides access to hands-on training in ultrasound, supported by essential theoretical knowledge, in underserved regions of the world. You can support outreach by donating today, or get involved by volunteering.