ISUOG, its members and partners, have the passion and connections to drive global discussions that implement change and improve detection rates.
As part of the Every little heart matters campaign we are curating a library of free educational resources, supported by our partnering societies and industry partners, to enhance the knowledge of healthcare professionals in the field.
It’s early days for the campaign and ISUOG already has a wealth of resources that we have made freely available. We will be adding to these as the campaign develops.
Click the images above to download your free Fetal cardiac screening checklist poster, pocket guide and handbook, all developed by fetal cardiac specialist, ISUOG Trustee and campaign supporter, Prof. Simon Meagher.
Patient Information sheets
ISUOG has an amazing collection of Patient Information sheets on the heart. Our entire Patient Information series has always been open for everyone to access - it covers a range of topics in obstetrics and gynecology to help patients and their family members make more informed choices.
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VISUOG
VISUOG is ISUOG's visual encyclopedia. It is normally only available to ISUOG members, but for the Every Little Heart Matters Campaign we will be making opening access for everyone to all VISUOG chapters on the heart.
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Heart
Explore chapters on the heart.
ISUOG Practice Guidelines
We have a great selection of ISUOG Practice Guidelines related to the heart.
Want to learn more? Check out the Guidelines below.
Newly updated ISUOG Practice Guidelines: performance of fetal cardiac screening
Read the newly updated ISUOG Practice Guidelines on the performance of fetal cardiac screening.
Role of ultrasound in congenital infection
In this Guideline we examine the role of ultrasound in the diagnosis and management of congenital infection, discussing the ultrasound signs and the prognostic value of ultrasound findings.
Sonographic screening examination of the fetal heart
These Guidelines can be used to maximize the detection of heart anomalies during a second-trimester examination as part of routine prenatal care.
Podcasts