O&G
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Pelvic Pain: Besides uterus and ovaries, where else should I be looking?
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Fertility and Pregnancy Options for Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming People
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Diagnostic approach to prenatally detected gender anomalies
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How to perform a gynaecological ultrasound in paediatric or adolescent patient
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Pregnancy after Caesarean Section
Pregnancy after Caesarean Section. What the sonographer needs to know.
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Fetal Brain MRI
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Targeted Neurosonography
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The fetal brain as demonstrated during the routine second trimester ultrasound
The fetal brain as demonstrated during the routine second trimester ultrasound exam. What can we miss?
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First Trimester Screening for Fetal Growth Restriction
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Solid Ovarian Masses: Lessons and Pitfalls
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Cortical Maldevelopment
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Familial cancers BRCA, Lynch Syndrome and their associations
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Amenorrhoea Primary and Secondary What should I be looking for
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Incorporating IOTA into clinical practice; Where does O-RADS fit?
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The 12-13 weeks scan in a cell-free DNA era
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Fetal Neurosonography
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Imaging of Placental Adhesive Disorders
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What the Gynaecologist Oncologist needs from an ultrasound?
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Increased NT After Neg NIPT - What to Tell the Patient
Learning outcomes:
- the definition of an increased NT
- the diagnostic yield of chromosomal micro arrays at different NT thresholds
- the role of advanced genetic testing such as fetal exome sequencing.
- the importance of genetic counsellors in the provision of decision-support and supporting ... -
Fetal Heart on the Frontline-a Look at Mid-TRI Screening
Learning outcomes:
- In-depth outline of normal structures expected to be seen
- how to assess normality and to identify any red flags that should instigate a referral to a tertiary level institution for an in-depth assessment
- an overview of some common pathologiesan understanding that the rol... -
Update on laser for TTTS
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Trauma in obstretrics
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How ultrasound governs my surgical practice for endometriosis
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Performing an ultrasound to assess for DIE
Endometriosis is a common and often debilitating gynaecological disorder that affects 5-10% of women. The prevalence is even higher among women with symptoms of endometriosis which include chronic pelvic pain, acquired dysmenorrhoea, dyspareunia, dyschezia, menorrhagia, abnormal bleeding and infe...
