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Access a free chapter on tubal ectopic pregnancy throughout the month.

This year’s Congress will provide a platform for a patient voice led discussion, led by the founder of an organisation dedicated to research on preterm birth and supporting those affected by it.

The founder and coordinator of the International Ovarian Tumor Analysis (IOTA) collaboration, Prof. Dirk Timmerman, will be presented with the Ian Donald Gold Award at this year’s Congress after being nominated by five of his peers within ISUOG.

World-leading obstetrician, Prof. Kypros Nicolaides, receives much-deserved award for his broad contributions to the field of ultrasound in obstetrics.

The ISUOG Safety Committee has recognised the significant potential for using HIFU in the treatment of TTTS, and reflects on safety considerations.

This month’s VISUOG open chapter is Uterine fibroids, in line with Fibroids Awareness Month this July.

Building on the Every Little Heart Matters global initiative, launched at last year’s ISUOG World Congress, this year’s program features a wide range of sessions dedicated to the fetal heart.

Recent data show that in England, one in four births is now an emergency Cesarean. As the leading society for ultrasound in obstetrics and gynecology, ISUOG emphasises that ultrasound is not simply a diagnostic tool, it can identify specific high-risk cases that could benefit from a planned Cesarean, whilst also aiding surgical planning in Cesarean deliveries. 

ISUOG’s Fetal cardiology conference provided expert-led training to over 700 attendees on how to diagnose fetal cardiac anomalies, in line with the Every Little Heart Matters initiative. 

Prof. Kazuo Maeda, inventor of the Doppler fetal actocardiograph, has passed away at the age of 101.

The most recent Outreach trip to Luxor, Egypt successfully advanced trainee competencies and strengthened the local educator model, with a scope to improve care for local women and their babies.

A global effort through the International PCOS Network has changed the name of a significant women’s health condition that was misunderstood to be ‘all about ovarian cysts’.

Pre-eclampsia is one of the leading causes of maternal and perinatal deaths worldwide, affecting more than 10 million women each year.

Registration is now open. Secure your discounted place before 6 July 2026.

The ISUOG volunteer recruitment for 2026 is now open.

At the end of 2025, ISUOG Outreach in Kyrgyzstan completed its third trip in phase two, in Osh, Kyrgyzstan. This marked the first time that phase two has been fully completed in the region, bringing new-and-improved ultrasound knowledge to local clinicians.

April 2026 is Adenomyosis Awareness Month – a time to give dedicated attention to an often-over-looked uterine condition, and reflect upon the evolving landscape of diagnosis and treatment of the last few years.

ISUOG’s most recent advanced educational event in India achieved great attendance from healthcare professionals in the region and online, bringing high-level OB/GYN ultrasound education to over 200 attendees world-wide.

Due to recent and ongoing events in the Middle East, the ISUOG Trustees have made the difficult decision to relocate the 36th ISUOG World Congress to London, UK, for 2026.  

In the latest episode of the ISUOG Podcast, two world-renowned fetal cardiology experts came together to have a short discussion on the importance of early diagnosis of fetal abnormalities.