ISUOG Congenital Anomalies and Fetal Echocardiology

Joint RCOG/ISUOG Meeting

This course is now FULLY BOOKED. Please email congress@isuog.org with your name, contact number and country of residence to be put on the waiting list.

This program is an advanced level course which builds on the previous basic to intermediate course (2009) - delegates will be given an access password for online viewing of this course in January 2010. ISUOG members can access this course at any time (http://www.isuog.org/EducationAndTraining/), to view the 2009 course outline and objectives please click here.  

At the end of the 2010 advanced course, participants are expected to:

1. Know the principles of  fetal neurosonography and understand the potential and limitations of the technique
2. Recognise and differentiate complex anomalies of the central nervous system, lungs, heart and kidneys and understand their clinical implications
3. Recognise fetal anomalies that are amenable to diagnosis at the 11-13 weeks' scan
4. Know the types of  fetal malformations that are most frequently found in fetuses with increased nuchal translucency and a normal karyotype
5. Differentiate true malformations from common anatomic variants that mimic anomalies
6. Know the state of the art of fetal surgery for thoracic and cardiac malformations

Please click here to view the provisional program.
12 RCOG CPD credits available