Discover the topics and speakers featured in this year's Congress masterclasses. Join internationally acclaimed clinicians as they discuss their areas of expertise in sessions you won't want to miss.
Our masterclasses are spread across the four days of the Congress, between Monday 15 September and Wednesday 17 September, and will address key issues in obstetrics and gynecology.
Monday 15 September
Fetal infection or a mimick: differential diagnosis of classic ultrasound findings
8:30-9:10
The fetus with hepatosplenomegaly: infection or not?
Approach to the fetus with intraparenchymal brain echogenicities Yves Ville, France
Fetal growth assessment: when and how?
8:30-9:10
Sonographic assessment of fetal growth: new recommendations from ISUOG Laurent Salomon, France
Customized charts versus reference standards in the sonographic evaluation of fetal growth Aris Papageorighiou, United Kingdom
Interpreting ultrasound findings in the pediatric and adolescent population
8:30-9:10
Solving common problems in adolescents: menorrhagia and oligomenorrhoea
Managing ovarian cysts in the pediatric and adolescent population Nina Cooper, United Kingdom
POCUS in the labor ward: when? how? what?
8:30-9:10
The use of POCUS in suspected intrapartum fetal compromise Tullio Ghi, Italy
The use of POCUS in patients with postpartum hypotension
Don't foget the fetal venous system
15:15-15:55
A simplified approach to the complex systemic venous system Alfred Abuhamad, United States
Maximizing your diagnosis of anomalies of the pulmonary venous system Julene Carvalho, United Kingdom
Problems in women with bleeding or pain in early pregnancy
15:15-15:55
Managing pregnancy of unknown location (PUL) and ectopic pregnancy: understanding the role of hCG and progesterone Kyriacou Christopher, United Kingdom
Diagnosis and management of interstitial and intramural pregnancy Juan Luis Alcazar, Spain
Tuesday 16 September
Evaluating women with a possile gynecological malignancy
8:30-9:10
Using ultrasound in diagnosing pelvic and other metastasis Francesca Moro, Italy
Using AI in the diagnostic model: the development of ADNEX-AI Dirk Timmerman, Belgium
Frontiers of fetal medicine: integrating prenatal testing with gene therapy
8:30-9:10
Navigating isolated soft markers in the NIPT era: to disclose or not? Antoni Borrell, Spain
Beyond the scalpel: advancing in utero cell and gene therapy Mary Norton, United States
Placenta accreta spectrum (PAS): recent advances in diagnosis and management
8:30-9:10
New perspectives on PAS for imaging professionals: topographic classification and imaging acquisition protocol Conrado Coutinho, Brazil
Delivery plan in placenta previa / PAS patients Tullio Ghi, Italy
The fetal midbrain-hindbrain: intergrating imaging, pathology and genetics to decipher the mysteries of cerebellar anomalies
8:30-9:10
Is this vermis normal? Input of MRI in cases of open 4th ventricle Gregor Kasprian, Austra
Differential diagnosis in fetuses with vermian hypoplasia: opening the Pandora’s box Ritsuko Pooh, Japan
Challenges and strategies in the prevention of complications in twin: focus on pre-eclampsia
10:20-11:00
Evidence-based strategies for pre-eclampsia management in twin pregnancies Kypros Nicolaides, United Kingdom
Evaluation ovarian pathology
3:15-3:55
What type of masses is it safe to manage expectantly? Long term IOTA-5 results
Managing ovarian masses in pregnancy Tom Bourne, United Kingdom
Wednesday 17 September
Congenital diaphragmatic hernia today and tomorrow: predictive and therapeutic tools
8:30-9:10
Today: improving identification and outcomes Anthony Johnson, United State
Tomorrow: what’s on the horizon for prediction and therapy? Jan Deprest, Belgum
CHD in LATAM: comparison to Europe and USA Rogelio Cruz-Martinez, Mexico
Pregnancy complications and future health: the role of ultrasound
8:30-9:10
Future cardiovascular disease after pre-eclampsia Basky Thilaganathan, United Kingdom
Metabolic syndrome following gestational diabetes mellitus Liona Poon, Hong Kong
The evaluation and management of fibroids
8:30-9:10
Assessing fibroids and using ultrasound to guide surgery
Can ultrasound reassure you that a fibroid is not a sarcoma?