July 2019

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There are plenty of ISUOG news and acitivites to update you on - such as:

Why #ISUOG2019 is unmissable, and what to expect from the pre-Congress courses

Highlights from the July issue of the UOG Journal, and our Virtual Issue on urogynecology

What's new from ISUOG Basic Training

Upcoming ISUOG events, such as Endometriosis and gynecologic oncology: do they have

something in common?

Which ISUOG courses available to live stream

We hope to see you at some of our upcoming events!

The ISUOG Team

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Highlights from the July issue ofthe UOG Journal

The July issue of Ultrasound in Obstetrics &

Gynecology includes a Systematic Review on

the accuracy of saline contrast

sonohysterography in detecting endometrial

polyps in women with postmenopausal

bleeding, an Expert Consensus on methods and

considerations concerning cardiac output

measurement in pregnant women, a study on

echocardiography, clinical outcome and genetic

analysis in 53 cases of fetal cardiac tumor, and a

study on the application of artificial intelligence

to amniotic fluid metabolomics and proteomics in

the prediction of perinatal outcome in

asymptomatic pregnant women with short

cervical length.

Also new this month is a free access Virtual

Issue on Urogynecology, which you can read

online now.

Coming up in the next issue of UOG: a selection

of papers on different aspects of fetal brain

imaging, and a Systematic Review on the

effectiveness on fertility outcome of tubal

flushing with different contrast media. Read the

EarlyView article now and look out in August for

an accompanying video abstract.

To view all UOG content, join ISUOG as a

Journal member today.

Early bird registration deadlinefor ISUOG2019: 18 August

Join us at our Berlin World Congress where ourleading international experts will answerchallenging questions such as:

How early in the first trimester can wedetect fetal anomalies?What should we do with incidentalpathology during a routine check-up?Should we measure nuchal translucencyin the era of cfDNA?How should we classify and manageovarian tumors using IOTA terminology?What is the best diagnostic pathway forabnormal uterine bleeding?Is it possible to screen for and preventpre-eclampsia and preterm birth?

At ISUOG2019 we will also be offering acertificate of fetal brain imaging onsite and vialive stream.Watch lectures from our previous WorldCongresses to see why you can't missISUOG2019.

Endometriosis and gynecologiconcology: do they havesomething in common?

Join us on Friday 29 November in London, UK

or via livestream for an essential update

on endometriosis and gynecologic cancer.

Attend this course to:

Discover the risk of malignancy in

endometriotic lesions

Ensure whether it's possible to

preoperatively discriminate between

malignancy and deep endometriosis in

the pelvis

Learn how to discriminate between

decidualized endometriomas and

malignant ovarian tumors during

pregnancy

This course will be chaired by Dr Antonia Testa

and Prof. Lil Valentin - check out the program

here.

UOG Highlights

Register now

More information

ISUOG2019 pre-Congresscourses

12 October 2019, Berlin, Germany

Join us for the following pre-Congress courses -

registration is available via the official 29th

World Congress registration page:

Fetal anomalies: heart and central nervous

system

This course will give delegates a comprehensive

overview of heart and central nervous system

anatomy as well as examination methods of

detecting fetal anomalies. View the

program now.

Ultrasound working together with other

technologies for the best perinatal outcomes (in

partnership with SMFM). This will provide

an update of current technologies for

management and care of women at every point

during their pregnancy. Check out the program

and key speakers, and register your interest to

live stream this course.

Endometriosis: diagnostic challenges and

surgical planning - develop your expertise in

diagnosing and managing women with

endometriosis at our gynecology pre-Congress

course. Check out the program here.

ISUOG Basic Training

At ISUOG2019, Basic Training will be hosting a

morning hubs series on Monday 14 Oct -

Wednesday 16 Oct, which will consist of

interactive training on fetal anatomy using live

scan demonstrations followed by simulator

practice. Additionally at the World Congress,

Basic Training will be hosting two simulation

workshops. The first session will be focused on

the Fetal Heart Scan and the second on the

Basic Anomaly Scan (20+2 approach). Register

to attend ISUOG 2019 to take part!

ISUOG is pleased to announce Basic Training in

Johannesburg, South Africa on the 24 Oct 2019!

This course will be delivered in conjunction with

SASUOG and delivered entirely in English. Join

us on-site or via-livestream!

Remember that as an ISUOG member, you can

run a Basic Training course.

Upcoming ISUOG educationalopportunities for you

29th World Congress on Ultrasound in

Obstetrics and Gynecology

12-16 October 2019 in Berlin, Germany - register

now

You can also live stream our certificate of fetal

brain imaging - find out more

Pre-Congress courses on 12 October 2019:

Fetal anomalies: heart and central nervous

system

Ultrasound working together with other

technologies for the best perinatal outcomes (in

partnership with SMFM and available to live

stream)

Endometriosis: diagnostic challenges and

surgical planning

Basic Training: A Clinical Approach to

Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology

24 October 2019 in Johannesburg, South Africa

and live streamed globally

ISUOG Basic Training, part 2: Fetal anomalies

and gynecology (delivered in Spanish)

08-09 November 2019 in Medellin, Colombia

and live streamed globally

Endometriosis and gynecologic oncology: do

they have something in common?

29 November 2019 in London, UK, and live

streamed globally - register your interest

Register now

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