Fetal anomalies: heart and central nervous system

Prof. Rabih Chaoui's popular one-day course on fetal anomalies heart and central nervous system anatomy has now sold out.

This pre-congress course is designed for all delegates and provides comprehensive understanding of heart and central nervous system anatomy as well as examination methods of detecting fetal anomalies.

Learning objectives:

1. To know the examination techniques used in the assessment of heart and CNS of the fetus

2. To review the normal anatomy of heart and CNS from 1st to 3rd trimester

3. To learn the typical anomalies detectable prenatally and some hints for improving detection.

Booking information

Date: Saturday 12 October 2019
Time: 9.00 -17:00
Location: Estrel Berlin, Germany

This course is now sold out. Please see our other Pre Congress courses.

Program

The provisional program for this course is available below. Please note that this is a provisional program which is subject to change.

Preliminary Program

Key speakers

Prof. Dr Rabih Chaoui (Germany) ISUOG World Congress Chair 2019, Stuart Campbell Award for Education, 2018; ISUOG Fellowship 2013

Prof. Dr Rabih Chaoui, was born and schooled in Beirut, Lebanon. His medical studies and specialisation in obstetrics and gynecology were undertaken at the Charité Medical School, Humboldt University, in Berlin, Germany. Between 2001 and 2004, he was professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the Charité University Hospital, Berlin and since 2004 he has worked at the Center of Prenatal Diagnosis and Human Genetics in Berlin. An ISUOG member since 1994, he has been a Board member from 2003 to 2013, including two terms as Chair of the Education Committee, and received the Stuart Campbell Award for Education in 2018.

Prof. Dr Chaoui has written three books on fetal ultrasound and more than 250 papers and monographies. Since 1986, his major interest has been in fetal ultrasound to include fetal heart, fetal 3D, first trimester ultrasound, ultrasound in genetic diseases and high-resolution ultrasound.

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