Learning modules

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Boris Tutschek at ISUOG intensive course 3D-4D workshop: Practical application of volume ultrasound in fetal medicine, in June 2015.

Prof Tutschek demonstrates multiplanar, volume acquisition and volume rendering techniques to obtain anatomical information in a 12 week fetus.

Dr Gindes explains the funamental principles of reconstruction and gives valuable tips and tricks, with several practical examples.

Prof Dietz goes through a live demo example of pelvic floor ultrasound (for context watch after 'The basics: an introduction to pelvic floor ultrasound)

Alex Peace-Gadsby talks about a multidiscilpinary team approach to counselling women with early pregnancy loss, with focus on ectopic pregnancy. 

Dr Jambrant, a clinical psychologist, discusses emotional issues from the patient perspective and offers manageable options for clinicians dealing with delivering bad news.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Andrea Rockall at ISUOG's & IOTA Advanced course in gynecological ultrasound: Imaging in oncology - Session 4: Treatment and alternative imaging, in January 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Gianluigi Pilu at ISUOG's intensive course on Fetal anomalies & CNS: Central Nervous System, in February 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Daniela Prayer at ISUOG's intensive course on Fetal anomalies & CNS: Thorax, GIT, GUT, Skeletal System and Syndromes, in February 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Magdalena Sanz-Cortes at ISUOG's intensive course Fetal anomalies & CNS: Central Nervous System, in February 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Daniela Prayer at ISUOG's intensive course on Fetal anomalies & CNS: Thorax, GIT, GUT, Skeletal System and Syndromes, in February 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Daniela Prayer at ISUOG's intensive course on Fetal anomalies & CNS: Thorax, GIT, GUT, Skeletal System and Syndromes, in February 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Daniela Prayer at ISUOG's 26th World Congress in Rome, in 2016.

In this overview lecture, Prof Da Silva Costa discusses the history and evolution of screening for aneuploidy and the risks of invasive testing, and briefly reviews first trimester ultrasound screening including a review of data from Australia. 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Laurent Salomon at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Laurent Salomon at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

Prof Da Silva Costa describes screening for PEC and the performance of screening parameters (including history, ultrasound and mean arterial pressure_ and reviews the ASPRE study. 2017.

Prof Hyett discusses implications, evidence and pitfallls of IUGR, preterm delivery and Gestational diabetes

Prof Hyett reviews the current screening strategy using first check, and NIPT statistics compared to first check, discusses the significance of fetal fraction and inconclusive results, and advises on how to counsel for extended NIPT.

Prof Campbell presents the results of major trials on ovarian and endometrial cancer screening. 2014.

Melissa Hill covers the basics of cfDNA, including reviews of the use of NIPT for non-trisomies and the use of different methods of NIPT for aneuploidy, and discussion of microdeletions, whole genome sequencing and the introduction of NIPT in a state-funded system.

Dr Bower reviews CVS and amniocentesis, covering management and treatment for conditions including fetal anemia, thrombocytopenia, thoraco-amniotic shunts for pleural effusion and pulmonary sequestration with hydrops.

Prof Thilaganathan reflects on overall screening and implications to counselling in high risk obstetric cases

Dr Wellesley describes arrays in the prenatal setting and how to counsel, including a review of counselling protocols for molecular testing results in different countries, case reports to illustrate concepts and a description of integration of NIPS and use of gene panels.

Alison Lashwood reviews the definition of PGS, and the definition, application and inclusion critera for PGD, shows application to diseases (hemoglobinopathies, HLA typing for genetic/acquired disorders) and includes some information on UK law and licensing. 2015.

Dr. Rolnik talks of facts of prevalence of pre-eclampsia, reasons why aspirin is used and trials done on effect of aspirin on pre-eclampsia. The talk ends at 28:00, followed by Q&A

A initial overview on different techniques of imaging in urogynaecology is followed by a detailed focus on pelvic floor ultrasound to assess anatomy and function of urethra and bladder.

Dr Dumbrill explains a systematic scanning technique to image the cervix, uterus and ovaries via transvaginal and transabdominal scanning, illustrated with videos and pictures. Findings of normal female pelvic anatomy and correctly positioned IUDs are also described. 2017.

Dr van den Bosch explains the concepts of the junctional zone, serosal contour and the various types of myometrial lesions and shows examples of fibroids, adenomyosis, endometrial cancer, sarcoma and cell lymphoma affecting the uterus. 2016.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Lil Valentin at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy, reproductive medicine and benign gynecology, in 2011.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Christian Becker at ISUOG's Intensive Course program on Ultrasound in the diagnosis and management of endometriosis, in 2016.

Dr Epstein walks through a step-by-step, systematic process of using all possible examination techniques to evaluate women with postmenopausal bleeding. Detection methods for various cancers including cervical and endometrial are described, as well as mathematical models and risk scores for malignancy prediction, and the value of cut-off points is discussed. 2014.

Prof Valentin discusses the important of a patient's clinical history and symptoms to guide subsequent ultrasound examination and prevents images and clips of conditions including abdominal wall endometriosis and endometriosis of the ureterovesical junction and sacrouterine ligaments. 2016.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Steven Goldstein at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy, reproductive medicine and benign gynecology, in 2011.

In this IOTA-based lecture, Dr Van Holsbeke shows the wide variety of what endometriomas may look like. Examples of malignant transformation and decidualisation during pregnancy are included. 2011.

Dr Polanski takes the audience through a structured discussion of what fibroids look like, when to use 3D and colour Doppler and how to assess location. The specific IVF-related issues of fibroids are presented, and followed by a discussion between course chairs Tom Bourne and Nick Raine-Fenning. 2014.

Hysterosalpingosonography is the gold standard to assess tubal patency. Dr van den Bosch explains its advantages and how to do it. 2014.

Dr van den Bosch explains when and how to use infusion sonography to diagnose focal lesions in the endometrium with many examples shown. 2012.

Prof Martins explains the FIGO PALM-COEN criteria from 2011 and the 2015 MUSA criteria, and gives examples of how to measure the uterine volume, and the various sonographic manifestations of adenomyosis. Fibroids are defined and classified according to MUSA. 2017.

Prof Martins explains the embryology of malformations and classification systems – ASRM (old and new) and ESHRE/ESGE. Their respective pros and cons are discussed with instructive examples. A study comparing the reproducibility (CUME study) of both is discussed with practical applications. The uses of 3D multiplanar imaging and, volume contrast imaging (VCI), TUI, HD live and Omniview are presented. 2017.

Dr Thierry van den Bosch gives a detailed presentation on the sonographic features of the endometrium and intrauterine lesions, and explains the IETA terms and definitions that you need to describe and measure it.

In this short theoretic lecture, Tom Holland focuses on the comparison of ultrasound and laparoscopy for the assessment of severity of ovarian adhesion in patients operated for endometriosis. 2016.

Dr Epstein presents the preoperative assessment of early stage cervical cancer using ultrasound and MRI . Instructive videos and images show how to scan cervical cancer. The last fifteen minutes isdedicated to discussion among experts. 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Lil Valentin at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy, reproductive medicine and benign gynecology, in 2011.

Dr Epstein talks about the sonographic assessment of myometrial and cervical invasion in endometrial cancer. Sonomorphological features associated with high risk cancer are also presented. 2012.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Elisabeth Epstein at ISUOG's & IOTA Advanced course in gynecological ultrasound: Imaging in oncology - Session 4: Treatment and alternative imaging, in January 2014.

Dr Testa uses examples are used to show the visualisation of ureters with gynecological transvaginal scan, which is really important especially in cases of hydronephrosis related to cervical cancer. 2014.

Prof Campbell presents the results of major trials on ovarian and endometrial cancer screening. 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Dr. Antonia Testa at ISUOG's World Congress in Vienna, in 2017.

Prof Fischerova explains how to perform a systematic scan of the abdomen and pelvis to detect metastasis. 2012,

Prof Guerriero shows some uncommon sites for endometiotic deposits.

Dr Akande talks about tubal damage and tubal surgery, followed by a 15 minute discussion among experts. 2014.

A clinical lecture by Prof Bourne on adnexal pathologies that cause acute pain: torsion, abscess and haemorrhagic cysts. 2014.

Hysterosalpingosonography is the gold standard to assess tubal patency. Dr van den Bosch explains its advantages and how to do it. 2014.

Dr Khazendar explains the process to create and optimise an automatic classification of ovarian cancer tumours based on static ultrasound images. 2014.

Mercedes Espada presents a study on the prediction of bowel deep infiltrating endometriosis by using the transvaginal scan: direct visualization and sliding sign are correlated with laparoscopic findings and compared. 2017.

Prof Timmerman explains the importance of dynamic imaging in transvaginal scanning to disciminate ovarian, tubal and peritoneal pathologies. 2011.

Gernot Hudelist illustrates bowel endometriosis, using ultrasound videos and diagrams to show how to identify heterogeneous lesions of bowel endometriosis with TV ultrasound. 2017.

Prof Condous presents IDEA: an international standardized consensus on approaching and reporting on endometriosis ultrasound. US images of lesions and pictures are compared to help you with localization and anatomy.

Try with Prof Timmerman to apply IOTA tools ( simple rules, LR2 and ADNEX model) to different examples of adnexal masses!

Typical and atypical ultrasound features of ovarian endometrioma are illustrated by Prof Valentin with clear images and some useful tips.

Dr Testa uses IOTA terminology and tools (easy descriptors and simple rules) to describe adnexal masses. 2014.

Prof Timmerman clarifies a controversial item: role of single measurements of tumor markers to distinguish between malignant and benign ovarian tumors

Prof Timmerman introduces you to IOTA standardized terminology to describe the sonographic features of adnexal masses. IOTA simple rules and mathematical models based on logistic regression (LR 1-2) are presented as easy tools in clinical practice to estimate the risk of malignancy.

Dr Gernot Hudelist presents a study on deep infiltrating endometriosis of the urinary tract: transvaginal-sonography diagnosis, surgical treatment options and outcomes.

This lecture is focused on ultrasound based endometriosis staging system (UBESS) that can be used pre-operatively to predict complexity of laparoscopic endometriosis surgery.

Prof Testa illustrates ultrasound features of rare ovarian solid tumors and metastasis.

Prof Bourne introduces and explains the aim of International Ovarian Tumor Analysis trial: a multicenter study on the preoperative assesssment of adnexal masses. Different phases of the study are illustrated until 2014. 2014.

The development of diagnostic criteria for PCOS from Stein-Leventhal to Rotterdam are presented and the implications for ultrasound are critically discussed.

Prof Fischerova explains indications and methodology of ultrasound-guided bioptic technique when evaluating solid tumours.

Dr Testa uses examples are used to show the visualisation of ureters with gynecological transvaginal scan, which is really important especially in cases of hydronephrosis related to cervical cancer. 2014.

Prof Timmerman explains the importance of dynamic imaging in transvaginal scanning to disciminate ovarian, tubal and peritoneal pathologies. 2011.

Prof Fischerova explains indications and methodology of ultrasound-guided bioptic technique when evaluating solid tumours.

Try with Prof Timmerman to apply IOTA tools ( simple rules, LR2 and ADNEX model) to different examples of adnexal masses!

Prof Campbell presents the results of major trials on ovarian and endometrial cancer screening. 2014.

Prof Timmerman clarifies a controversial item: role of single measurements of tumor markers to distinguish between malignant and benign ovarian tumors

Prof Timmerman introduces you to IOTA standardized terminology to describe the sonographic features of adnexal masses. IOTA simple rules and mathematical models based on logistic regression (LR 1-2) are presented as easy tools in clinical practice to estimate the risk of malignancy.

Prof Testa illustrates ultrasound features of rare ovarian solid tumors and metastasis.

Prof Bourne introduces and explains the aim of International Ovarian Tumor Analysis trial: a multicenter study on the preoperative assesssment of adnexal masses. Different phases of the study are illustrated until 2014. 2014.

Dr Testa uses IOTA terminology and tools (easy descriptors and simple rules) to describe adnexal masses. 2014.

A clinical lecture by Prof Bourne on adnexal pathologies that cause acute pain: torsion, abscess and haemorrhagic cysts. 2014.

The principles of a workup for fertility sparing treatment are explained, starting with cervical cancer and going on to mendometrial cancer and ovarian tumors from borderline to squamous. The application and role of ultrasound is explained with images and case studies.

Hysterosalpingosonography is the gold standard to assess tubal patency. Dr van den Bosch explains its advantages and how to do it. 2014.

Dr Khazendar explains the process to create and optimise an automatic classification of ovarian cancer tumours based on static ultrasound images. 2014.

Here you can find all US applications in ovarian cancer: detection at first stage, staging, feasibility of surgery , follow up and detection of metastasis and recurrent tumors.

Prof Fotopoulou makes a detailed analysis of the literature on risks and benefits of radicality in ovarian cancer surgery.

Prof Timmerman makes an overview on different IOTA prediction models.

A lesson on the actual options of chemioteraphy of ovarian cancer is clearly presented by an oncologist Dr Gabra.

A recap on the different studies performed on ovarian masses over the years : UKCTOCS, PLCO, IOTA Simple rules, ADNEX model.

In this lecture, Antonia Testa describes how ultrasound can guide imaging, treatment (including intraoperative US ) and follow-up of primary and recurrences of gynecological tumors. SFour clinical cases are presented: recurrence of borderline ovarian tumor, cervical cancer and incidental findings during follow up of patients with previous ovarian tumors. 2017.

A initial overview on different techniques of imaging in urogynaecology is followed by a detailed focus on pelvic floor ultrasound to assess anatomy and function of urethra and bladder.

Prof Guerriero shows some uncommon sites for endometiotic deposits.

Prof Dietz goes through a live demo example of pelvic floor ultrasound (for context watch after 'The basics: an introduction to pelvic floor ultrasound)

Ptof Dietz demonstrated 3 D reconstructions of the plvic floor using volumes.

Prof Dietz discusses utility of ultrasound in dynamic visualisation of various meshes and slings I the pevic floor area.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Hans Peter Dietz at ISUOG's intensive course "3D-4D workshop: Pelvic floor ultrasound using 4D software", in June 2015.

Prof Dietz shows live scanning demo of pelvic floor anatomy, mesurements in an example of cystocele and rectocoele and talks of challenges involved in such assessment.

The principles of a workup for fertility sparing treatment are explained, starting with cervical cancer and going on to mendometrial cancer and ovarian tumors from borderline to squamous. The application and role of ultrasound is explained with images and case studies.

Hysterosalpingosonography is the gold standard to assess tubal patency. Dr van den Bosch explains its advantages and how to do it. 2014.

Dr.Amso gives a thorough overview of diagnosis, prevention and treatment of OHSS since the mid -1980ies. Data shown are – obviously – all from 2010 and older. Since all the recommendations he makes in that lecture (coasting and embryo freezing) have been put into practice in the meantime, the figures on risk ratios no longer apply

The concepts and practicalities of manual follicular measurement on ultrasound in stimulated cycles as opposed to automated measurement (SonoAVC) are presented and discussed with many video clips and instructive images.

A magisterial overview of the role of endometriosis in its various manifestations in infertility. Guidelines, consensus statements and recommendations are presented and discussed. Pros and cons of a surgical approach are presented and argued.

Oocyte retrieval using transvaginal ultrasound is explained with great care for detail and tips and tricks with instructive videos. After this, the various techniques of embryo transfer are presented. In the discussion there is consensus not to prolong oocyte retrieval by flushing.

Dr Polanski takes the audience through a structured discussion of what fibroids look like, when to use 3D and colour Doppler and how to assess location. The specific IVF-related issues of fibroids are presented, and followed by a discussion between course chairs Tom Bourne and Nick Raine-Fenning. 2014.

Hormonal therapies for endometriosis are discussed, then the various surgical approaches. Endometriosis and infertility are put into context in light of the most recent guidelines and recommendations.

The development of diagnostic criteria for PCOS from Stein-Leventhal to Rotterdam are presented and the implications for ultrasound are critically discussed.

Thoughtful and highly engaging lecture on the subject of how to date naturally conceived and ART conceived pregnancies. The implactions of casual and habitual mis-dating are discussed, protocols of how to avoid this are suggested.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Wellington Martins at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof David Cibula in 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof Daniela Fischerova in 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof Daniela Fischerova in 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Antonia Testa in 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Elisabeth Epstein in 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof Daniela Fischerova in 2017.

This lecture as delivered by Dr Michal Zikan in 2017.

Thoughtful and highly engaging lecture on the subject of how to date naturally conceived and ART conceived pregnancies. The implactions of casual and habitual mis-dating are discussed, protocols of how to avoid this are suggested.

Shyamaly talks of importance of growth in 1st trimester and a novel approach of longitudinal approach to assess embryonic growth

This lecture was delivered by Dr Maya Al-Memar at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy care and infertility, in 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Siobhan Quenby at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy, reproductive medicine and benign gynecology, in 2011.

This lecture was delivered by Davor Jurkovic at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy, reproductive medicine and benign gynecology, in 2011.

This lecture was delivered by Miss Emma Kirk at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy, reproductive medicine and benign gynecology, in 2011.

This lecture was delivered by Miss Emma Kirk at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy, reproductive medicine and benign gynecology, in 2011.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Tom Bourne at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy care and infertility, in 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Sharmistha Guha at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy care and infertility, in 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Shyamaly Sure at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy care and infertility, in 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Miss Emma Kirk at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy care and infertility, in 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Andrew Horne at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy care and infertility, in 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Miss Catriona Stalder at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy care and infertility, in 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Shabnam Bobdiwala at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy care and infertility, in 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Andrew Horne at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy care and infertility, in 2014.

Alex Peace-Gadsby talks about a multidiscilpinary team approach to counselling women with early pregnancy loss, with focus on ectopic pregnancy. 

Dr Jambrant, a clinical psychologist, discusses emotional issues from the patient perspective and offers manageable options for clinicians dealing with delivering bad news.

Lecture gives an overview of the causes of the major congenital anomalies. The difference in pre and post natal incidence is explained. It outlines the importance of birth registers in understanding aetiology, natural history and management of patients especially the counselling regarding undiagnosed additional structurally anomalies.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Diana Wellesley at ISUOG's intensive course on Prenatal Diagnosis and Genetics Course, in April 2015.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Wellington Martins at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. George Condous at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Jayshree Ramkrishna at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Wellington Martins at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. George Condous at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Laurent Salomon at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

Volumes of normal palate, cleft palate , early embryo and hand are reconstructed

This lecture was delivered by Dr Maya Al-Memar at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy care and infertility, in 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Miss Emma Kirk at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy, reproductive medicine and benign gynecology, in 2011.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Andrew Horne at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy care and infertility, in 2014.

Dr Jambrant, a clinical psychologist, discusses emotional issues from the patient perspective and offers manageable options for clinicians dealing with delivering bad news.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Tom Bourne at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy care and infertility, in 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Davor Jurkovic at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy, reproductive medicine and benign gynecology, in 2011.

This lecture was delivered by Sharmistha Guha at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy care and infertility, in 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Shabnam Bobdiwala at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy care and infertility, in 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Shyamaly Sure at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy care and infertility, in 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Andrew Horne at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy care and infertility, in 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Miss Catriona Stalder at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy care and infertility, in 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Miss Emma Kirk at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy, reproductive medicine and benign gynecology, in 2011.

This lecture was delivered by Miss Emma Kirk at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy care and infertility, in 2014.

Alex Peace-Gadsby talks about a multidiscilpinary team approach to counselling women with early pregnancy loss, with focus on ectopic pregnancy. 

This lecture was delivered by Dr Diana Wellesley at ISUOG's intensive course on Prenatal Diagnosis and Genetics Course, in April 2015.

This lecture was delivered by Siobhan Quenby at ISUOG's intensive course on Early pregnancy, reproductive medicine and benign gynecology, in 2011.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Wellington Martins at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. George Condous at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Jayshree Ramkrishna at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Wellington Martins at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. George Condous at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Laurent Salomon at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

Dr Jambrant, a clinical psychologist, discusses emotional issues from the patient perspective and offers manageable options for clinicians dealing with delivering bad news.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Diana Wellesley at ISUOG's intensive course on Prenatal Diagnosis and Genetics Course, in April 2015.

Gives an overview of the association of nuchal translucency, tricuspid regurgitation, aberrant subclavian artery and abnormal ductus venosus waveform with congenital heart disease.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. George Condous at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Laurent Salomon at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

Presents the sonographic appearances of fetal brain malformation 11-1 4 weeks. CNS malformation is divided into lethal and non lethal malformation and many video clip sequences are presented demonstrating the key sonographic findings of acrania menigocele encephalocele holoprosencephaly, open spina bifida and posterior fossa anomalies. Lecture summarizes the benefits and limitations of CNS screening and diagnosis at 8-14 weeks

This lecture was delivered by Dr Simon Meagher at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

Thoughtful and highly engaging lecture on the subject of how to date naturally conceived and ART conceived pregnancies. The implactions of casual and habitual mis-dating are discussed, protocols of how to avoid this are suggested.

Shyamaly talks of importance of growth in 1st trimester and a novel approach of longitudinal approach to assess embryonic growth

Dr Carvalho demonstrates advantages and pitfalls of fetal heat examination at 11 to 13w 6d

Prof Hyett reviews the current screening strategy using first check, and NIPT statistics compared to first check, discusses the significance of fetal fraction and inconclusive results, and advises on how to counsel for extended NIPT.

Dr Simon Meagher gives an account of the sonographic appearances of GIT anomalies at 11-14 weeks gestation, and summarises the benefits and limitations of early first trimester screening and diagnosis. 2017.

Volumes of normal palate, cleft palate , early embryo and hand are reconstructed

Gives an overview of the association of nuchal translucency, tricuspid regurgitation, aberrant subclavian artery and abnormal ductus venosus waveform with congenital heart disease.

Presents the sonographic appearances of fetal brain malformation 11-1 4 weeks. CNS malformation is divided into lethal and non lethal malformation and many video clip sequences are presented demonstrating the key sonographic findings of acrania menigocele encephalocele holoprosencephaly, open spina bifida and posterior fossa anomalies. Lecture summarizes the benefits and limitations of CNS screening and diagnosis at 8-14 weeks

This lecture was delivered by Dr Simon Meagher at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

Dr Simon Meagher gives an account of the sonographic appearances of GIT anomalies at 11-14 weeks gestation, and summarises the benefits and limitations of early first trimester screening and diagnosis. 2017.

Shyamaly talks of importance of growth in 1st trimester and a novel approach of longitudinal approach to assess embryonic growth

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Asma Khalil at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Caterina Bilardo at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Caterina Bilardo at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Baskaran Thilaganathan at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Liesbeth Lewi at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Asma Khalil at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Liesbeth Lewi at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Asma Khalil at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Asma Khalil at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Yves Ville at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Dick Oepkes at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Kurt Hecher at at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Yves Ville at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Kurt Hecher at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Dick Oepkes at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Liesbeth Lewi at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Dick Oepkes at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Jon Hyett at ISUOG's Reproduction, early pregnancy and first trimester Course, Melbourne, 29-30 April 2017.

Lecture gives an overview of the causes of the major congenital anomalies. The difference in pre and post natal incidence is explained. It outlines the importance of birth registers in understanding aetiology, natural history and management of patients especially the counselling regarding undiagnosed additional structurally anomalies.

This lecture was delivered by Caterina Bilardo at ISUOG's intensive course on Fetal anomalies & CNS: Thorax, GIT, GUT, Skeletal System and Syndromes, in February 2014.

Prof Thilaganathan reflects on overall screening and implications to counselling in high risk obstetric cases

Prof Hyett discusses implications, evidence and pitfallls of IUGR, preterm delivery and Gestational diabetes

Dr. Rolnik talks of facts of prevalence of pre-eclampsia, reasons why aspirin is used and trials done on effect of aspirin on pre-eclampsia. The talk ends at 28:00, followed by Q&A

Prof Hyett discusses implications, evidence and pitfallls of IUGR, preterm delivery and Gestational diabetes

Prof Thilaganathan reflects on overall screening and implications to counselling in high risk obstetric cases

An overview of the fine anatomical detail when assessing the normal and abnormal fetal brain including 1) The anterior complex 2) Midline cavities 3) Measurement technique of the posterior horn 4) Subarachnoid space 5) posterior fossa variants 6) the neural tube.

Shyamaly talks of importance of growth in 1st trimester and a novel approach of longitudinal approach to assess embryonic growth

Volumes of normal palate, cleft palate , early embryo and hand are reconstructed

Dr Carvalho explains the basic requirements for fetal heart scanning, and demonstrates the 5 axial views.

Prof Chaoui demonstrates the technique of diagnosisng ARSA and also the implications of being a marker for Downs Syndrome

Prof Chaoui stresses the importance of anatomy behind the heart in giving a clue for diagnosis of right sided aortic arch, TAPVD, dilated esophagus and dilated azygous vein.

Prof Chaoui demonstrated examples of normal versus dilated brachiocep vein and co-relates the pathophysiology

Dr Carvalho demonstrates advantages and pitfalls of fetal heat examination at 11 to 13w 6d

Dr Carvaloho explains anatomy, types and examples of AVSD.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Dario Paladini at ISUOG's intensive course on Fetal echocardiography and craniofacial anomalies: new diagnostic tools, in 2013.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Gianluigi Pilu at ISUOG's intensive course on Fetal anomalies & CNS: Thorax, GIT, GUT, Skeletal System and Syndromes, in February 2014.

This lecture classifies cysts according to their origin, size and location. It also addresses fetal intraventricular haemorrhage – staging and sonographic diagnosis , subdural haemorrhage and cerebellar haemorrhage. The role of MRI in investigating these lesions is outlined

An overview of the fine anatomical detail when assessing the normal and abnormal fetal brain including 1) The anterior complex 2) Midline cavities 3) Measurement technique of the posterior horn 4) Subarachnoid space 5) posterior fossa variants 6) the neural tube.

Talks focuses on isolated Mild ventriculomegaly and presents a comprehensive summary of the published data particularly with respect to outcome and counselling.

Lecture gives an overview of the causes, risk factors, and sonographic appearances of hypoxic Ischaemic brain Injury (HIBI) and classifies type of injury based on the timing of the maternal /fetal insult.

This lecture was delivered by Tally Lerman-Sagie at ISUOG's intensive course on Fetal anomalies & CNS: Thorax, GIT, GUT, Skeletal System and Syndromes, in February 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Boris Tutschek at ISUOG's intensive course on Congenital anomalies, in 2010.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Sahar Mansour at ISUOG's intensive course on Prenatal Diagnosis and Genetics Course, in April 2015.

Presents the normal anatomy of the posterior cranial fossa. Thereafter the lecture outlines the characteristic features of mega cisterna magna (MCM), inferior vermian hypoplasia (VH), Blakes pouch cyst (BPC) and Dandy walker malformation (DWM) . Brief overview of prognosis and investigation of all anomalies. Differential diagnoses are mentioned.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Gianluigi Pilu at ISUOG's intensive course on Congenital anomalies, in 2010.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Gianluigi Pilu at ISUOG's intensive course on Fetal anomalies & CNS: Central Nervous System, in February 2014.

Overview of natural history clues to sonographic diagnosis, investigation and management with specific emphasis on prognostic indicators and treatments including surgery and endoscopic placement of balloons

Volumes of normal palate, cleft palate , early embryo and hand are reconstructed

Comprehensive overview of screening diagnosis and management of congenital heart disease – certain anomalies are selected to demonstrate the wide spectrum of management options and varied outcomes.

An overview of sonographic diagnosis of coarctation but also provides a short account of diagnosis of aortic Interruption and RAA and ARSA is also included.

Gives an overview of the association of nuchal translucency, tricuspid regurgitation, aberrant subclavian artery and abnormal ductus venosus waveform with congenital heart disease.

Lecture gives an overview of the surgical treatments of critical aortic stenosis Coarctation and hypoplastic left heart Syndrome.

Prof Chaoui demonstrates the technique of diagnosisng ARSA and also the implications of being a marker for Downs Syndrome

Prof Chaoui stresses the importance of anatomy behind the heart in giving a clue for diagnosis of right sided aortic arch, TAPVD, dilated esophagus and dilated azygous vein.

Prof Chaoui demonstrated examples of normal versus dilated brachiocep vein and co-relates the pathophysiology

Dr Carvaloho explains anatomy, types and examples of AVSD.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Dario Paladini at ISUOG's intensive course on Fetal echocardiography and craniofacial anomalies: new diagnostic tools, in 2013.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Dario Paladini at ISUOG's intensive course on Fetal echocardiography and craniofacial anomalies: new diagnostic tools, in 2013.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Mina Savvidou at ISUOG's intensive course on Prenatal Diagnosis and Genetics Course, in April 2015.

Prof Guerriero shows some uncommon sites for endometiotic deposits.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Lyn Chitty at ISUOG's intensive course on Fetal anomalies & CNS: Thorax, GIT, GUT, Skeletal System and Syndromes, in February 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Tessa Homfray at ISUOG's intensive course on Prenatal Diagnosis and Genetics Course, in April 2015.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Daniela Prayer at ISUOG's intensive course on Fetal anomalies & CNS: Thorax, GIT, GUT, Skeletal System and Syndromes, in February 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Daniela Prayer at ISUOG's intensive course on Fetal anomalies & CNS: Thorax, GIT, GUT, Skeletal System and Syndromes, in February 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Aris Papageorghiou at ISUOG's intensive course on Congenital anomalies, in 2010.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Dario Paladini at ISUOG's intensive course on Fetal anomalies & CNS: Thorax, GIT, GUT, Skeletal System and Syndromes, in February 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Sahar Mansour at ISUOG's intensive course on Prenatal Diagnosis and Genetics Course, in April 2015.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Aris Papageorghiou at ISUOG's intensive course on Fetal anomalies & CNS: Thorax, GIT, GUT, Skeletal System and Syndromes, in February 2014.

Volumes of normal palate, cleft palate , early embryo and hand are reconstructed

This lecture was delivered by Tessa Homfray at ISUOG's intensive course on Prenatal Diagnosis and Genetics Course, in April 2015.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Magdalena Sanz-Cortes at ISUOG's intensive course Fetal anomalies & CNS: Central Nervous System, in February 2014.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Asma Khalil at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Caterina Bilardo at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Caterina Bilardo at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Baskaran Thilaganathan at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Liesbeth Lewi at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Asma Khalil at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Liesbeth Lewi at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Asma Khalil at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Asma Khalil at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Yves Ville at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Dick Oepkes at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Kurt Hecher at at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Yves Ville at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Kurt Hecher at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Dick Oepkes at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Liesbeth Lewi at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Dick Oepkes at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Asma Khalil at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Caterina Bilardo at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Dr Caterina Bilardo at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Baskaran Thilaganathan at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Liesbeth Lewi at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Asma Khalil at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Liesbeth Lewi at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Asma Khalil at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Asma Khalil at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Yves Ville at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Dick Oepkes at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Kurt Hecher at at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Yves Ville at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Kurt Hecher at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Dick Oepkes at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Liesbeth Lewi at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Dick Oepkes at ISUOG's Multiple Pregnancy Course, London, 1-2 April 2017.

Dr. M. Kramer presents a comparison of pre-term birth rates between Canada and the US, touches on inverse relation between PTB and still birth and discusses surveys done on this topic. 2015.

In this lecture, Vincenzo Berghella discusses epidemiology in detail covering incidence, prevalence, criteria for screening and variation in heath care access regarding preterm birth. 2015.

Prof. Kypros Nicolaides discusses the prevalence of Preterm birth (PTB) and prediction of iatrogenic versus spontaneous PTB, followed by a Q&A session. 2015.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Hans Peter Dietz at ISUOG's intensive course "3D-4D workshop: Pelvic floor ultrasound using 4D software", in June 2015.

This lecture was delivered by Prof. Gustavo Malinger at ISUOG's course on Advanced Course in Diagnosis of Fetal Anomalies in Spanish, in February 2017.

This lecture was delivered by Prof Gustavo Malinger at ISUOG's course on Advanced Course in Diagnosis of Fetal Anomalies in Spanish, in February 2017.

This lecture was delivered at ISUOG's course on Advanced Course in Diagnosis of Fetal Anomalies in Spanish, in February 2017.

This lecture was delivered at ISUOG's course on Advanced Course in Diagnosis of Fetal Anomalies in Spanish, in February 2017.

This lecture was delivered at ISUOG's course on Advanced Course in Diagnosis of Fetal Anomalies in Spanish, in February 2017.

This lecture was delivered at ISUOG's course on Advanced Course in Diagnosis of Fetal Anomalies in Spanish, in February 2017.

This lecture was delivered at ISUOG's course on Advanced Course in Diagnosis of Fetal Anomalies in Spanish, in February 2017.

This lecture was delivered at ISUOG's course on Advanced Course in Diagnosis of Fetal Anomalies in Spanish, in February 2017.

This lecture was delivered at ISUOG's course on Advanced Course in Diagnosis of Fetal Anomalies in Spanish, in February 2017.

This lecture was delivered at ISUOG's course on Advanced Course in Diagnosis of Fetal Anomalies in Spanish, in February 2017.

This lecture was delivered at ISUOG's course on Advanced Course in Diagnosis of Fetal Anomalies in Spanish, in February 2017.

This lecture was delivered at ISUOG's course on Advanced Course in Diagnosis of Fetal Anomalies in Spanish, in February 2017.