Trainee Webinar

This free webinar has been crafted specifically for trainees within the field of obstetrics & gynecology and will cover the diagnosis of myometrial lesions and use of ultrasound in the delivery room. Register to attend on Wednesday 5 July 2023.

ISUOG presents an informative afternoon featuring two insightful presentations, led by experts in the field of obgyn. Chaired by Dr. Srdjan Saso, Chairman of the NGen Committee, Prof. Antonia Testa will take a closer look at ‘Differential Diagnosis of Myometrial Lesions’, followed by Prof. Christoph Lees who will discuss ‘Use of Intra-partum Ultrasound’.

Following each session, attendees will have the opportunity to actively participate in a panel debate and discussion, held by Dr Saso, along with other NGen committee members, as well as representatives from The World Association of Trainees in Obstetrics & Gynecology (WATOG) and The European Network of Trainees in Obstetrics and Gynaecology (ENTOG).

Don't miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge and engage in fruitful discussions with leading experts.

Why attend?

Learning Objectives:

To learn the most frequent ultrasound characteristics of uterine sarcomas.
To learn the ongoing studies on ultrasound examination of the myometrial lesions.
Develop clinical knowledge relevant to real-time use of ultrasound.

Session 1: Differential diagnosis of myometrial lesions
Differential diagnosis of myometrial lesions is very challenging.

Various scenarios of myometrial lesions can present as benign pathology, STUMPs and invasive cancers, such as sarcoma myomas. Historically there has not been much data to help identify these different conditions during an ultrasound examination.

Using recent studies as a basis, Professor Testa will share some new ways in which you can improve your diagnosis of myometrial lesions.

Session 2: Use of Intra-partum ultrasound
Professor Lees will discuss the indications for, and use of ultrasound in the delivery room. Why it is important, what information can be obtained that cannot by clinical examination, and how it is possible to examine by ultrasound without examining internally.

This will include the use of highly portable hand-held devices, as well as conventional ultrasound equipment, relevant to low, middle, and high resource settings.

Program

ISUOG Trainee Webinar Program

*Program is subject to change

Program highlights:

Differential diagnosis of myometrial lesions	Prof. Antonia Testa
Use of Intra-partum ultrasound	Prof. Christoph Lees
Panel discussion – Live Q&A	All Speakers

Registration

The webinar has been recorded and will be available for on-demand for registered delegates until ISUOG's 33rd World Congress in Seoul. Delegates can still register to watch the recording of this webinar for free.

Key Speakers

Dr Srdjan Saso (UK) NGen Committee Chair, Scientific Committee member

Dr Srdjan Saso is a Gynaecological (Cancer) Surgeon at Imperial College NHS Trust and an Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer at the Institute of Reproductive and Developmental Biology, Imperial College London. Dr Saso is a great believer in translational clinical and academic work and projects that have the potential for ‘cross-fertilisation’ between medical and non-medical specialties. His main academic and clinical interest lies in gynaecological surgery (cancer and non-cancer) and the diagnostic application of ultrasound, with a particular focus on fertility-sparing surgery and oncofertility in general. Hence, the management of gynaecological issues in women who have not started or completed their families.

His other main research themes focus on the growing influence of Artificial Intelligence (and technology in general) in gynaecology. He is currently a PI on a machine learning and ovarian cancer diagnosis project. In addition, he is co-Principal Investigator on a point-of-care ovarian cancer diagnostic tool project and a co-Investigator on a project developing biomaterials strategies for preventing endometrial fibrosis and promoting endometrial regeneration.

Country: United Kingdom

Field: Gynaecological Surgery and Oncology, Ultrasound Diagnostics

Specialties: Gynaecological Surgery, Gynaecological Cancers, Oncofertility, Fertility-sparing Surgery, IOTA, Ultrasound Diagnostics

Languages: English, Serbian, Croatian, Macedonian, Bulgarian, French

Prof. Antonia Testa (Italy) ISUOG Trustee (2011-2019), ISUOG Committees and Working Groups: Editorial Board of UOG, VISUOG Task Force, Governance group

Dr Antonia Carla Testa studied medicine at the Catholic University in Rome. She did her residency in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology of the same university and specialized in Obstetrics and Gynecology. She obtained a Doctorate in fetal and pediatric cardiological sciences.

Since 1998 she worked in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Catholic University in Rome. In 2004 she became an Assistant Professor in the same University. Since 1989 she has been involved in ultrasound research, at first in the use of Doppler velocimetry in pregnancy and then in the study of ovarian masses and oncological pathologies. At present she is in charge of the gyne-oncological ultrasound service at the Catholic University in Rome.

Country: Italy

Field: Gynecology

Specialties: Gynecological oncology, gynecological ultrasound

Languages: Italian, English

Prof. Christoph Lees (UK) Safety Committee member, ISUOG Fellowship 2023

Perinatal Doppler and Vascular Focus Group (Chair), UOG Editorial Board

Christoph Lees is Professor of Obstetrics as Imperial College London; Honorary Consultant in Obstetrics and Head of Specialty for Fetal Medicine at the Centre for Fetal Care, Queen Charlotte’s and Chelsea Hospital, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust; Clinical Director for Fetal Medicine for North West London and Visiting Professor KU Leuven (Belgium). His research interest is on fetal assessment and in particular the use of Doppler ultrasound to assess the health of the baby, scanning in labour, and non-invasive fetal surgery. He is the Chief Investigator of The Trial of Umbilical and Fetal Flow in Europe (TRUFFLE), a Collaboration of 51 Centres across Europe; co-founder of the International Working Group of Maternal Haemodynamics and Intrapartum ultrasound ISLANDs group. He was awarded £2.2m grant from the Medical Research Council for first in human studies of high-intensity focused ultrasound in 2017, a £2.5m grant from the NIHR in 2019 to undertake the TRUFFLE 2 RCT and a £2.1M grant from the NIHR for a study on ultrasound of breech pregnancy at 36 weeks in 2023.

Country: UK

Field: Obstetrics

Specialties: Fetal anomaly screening T2; fetal biometry and wellbeing; aneuploidies; fetal anomalies; fetal growth restriction; maternal and fetal Doppler; preeclampsia; safety of ultrasound

Language: English

Trainee Support

ISUOG proudly supports international trainees beginning their careers in ultrasound for obstetrics and gynecology. Find out more about free trainee ISUOG membership facilitated through your institution.

Visit our trainee hub for more information and beginer educational resources tailored to trainees and newly qualified clinicians in the ultrasound, obstetrics, and gynecology fields.

CME Accreditation

There is no CME accreditation for this webinar.

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Trainee Webinar

Overview

The recording of the Trainee Webinar

Why attend?

Program

Registration

On-demand access

Key Speakers

Trainee Support

CME Accreditation

Supplement your learning

Uterine sarcomas

Uterine sarcoma

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