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#UOGJournal achieved another impressive 6.3 million downloads in 2025 ✨ 🥇 Want to know which articles were the most popular? Take a look at the list on the ISUOG website: bit.ly/4tg3LDt ✅ All articles listed are open-access! #LoveUltrasound #WomensHealth @WileyHealth

This week's #ISUOGEducation quiz question comes from A/Prof. Conrado Coutinho, who will be co-chairing our course 'Understanding CSP and PAS: concepts, controversies and clinical practice', taking place 12 April virtually🤩. A 34-year-old woman, G3P2, with two previous cesarean sections, attends her 22-week ultrasound scan. She reports no other uterine surgeries. Look at the images below. What is the most appropriate interpretation of these findings? A. Normal findings in placenta previa after previous cesarean section. B. Suspicion of placenta accreta spectrum disorder requiring referral to a specialised PAS centre. C. Isolated placental lakes without clinical significance. D. Indication for immediate delivery due to high risk of uterine rupture. Comment your answer below and come back next Friday to see if your answer is correct! Register for our upcoming course 'Understanding CSP and PAS: concepts, controversies and clinical practice' led by Prof. Amarnath Bhide, A/Prof. Conrado Coutinho and Prof. Ilan Timor-Tritsch here > bit.ly/4uAopPb #LoveUltrasound #ISUOG2026

The correct answer is B. Ambiguous. If you didn't get the correct answer, sign up for the ISUOG Fetal cardiology conference and watch Prof. Reem Abu-Rustum's session on The Simplified ELHM Approach to Fetal Heart Scanning > bit.ly/4b6RoCG

Are you ready for another #ISUOGEducation quiz question? 👀 This week's question comes from Prof. Reem Abu-Rustum who will be speaking at the ISUOG Fetal cardiology conference 2026 taking place 22-23 May in Seville, Spain and virtually. Watch the video below. The situs on this fetus is: A. Solitus B. Ambiguous C. Inversus D. Cannot determine Come back next week Friday to see if your answer is correct! If you liked this question, why not register for the ISUOG Fetal cardiology conference 2026 and advance your knowledge in the assessment of the fetal heart and discover new approaches in investigation surveillance to identify foetuses at risk of adverse cardiac complications > bit.ly/4b6RoCG #LoveUltrasound #ISUOG2026

In the recent episode of the ISUOG Podcast, Prof. Rabih Chaoui shares an invitation to the upcoming ISUOG Fetal cardiology conference, taking place from 22-23 May in Seville, Spain... At the conference Rabih will be speaking on: ⭐ The small right ventricle/hypoplastic right heart syndrome ⭐ Atrial and ventricular septal defects Hear more from Rabih, alongside Prof. Simon Meagher, on the ISUOG Podcast episode, The experts discuss: demystifying the fetal heart. Listen on Spotify: bit.ly/3PHg8ZC and Apple Podcasts: apple.co/47Hqxuu Find out more about the upcoming course and register now: bit.ly/44Hue22 #fetalheart #obstetrics #obgyn #pregnancy #loveultrasound #ultrasound

Intrapartum US first was about measuring station and evaluating position. Today it is much more. Point‐of‐care ultrasound in labor: measuring angles and distances, and beyond - Dall'Asta - Ultrasound in Obstetrics & Gynecology - Wiley Online Library obgyn.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/uo…

🚨 Important update: ISUOG World Congress🚨 The ISUOG World Congress is now confirmed to take place in London, UK from 4–7 September 2026. The safety, well-being, and confidence of our delegates, faculty, sponsors and partners remain our highest priorities which is why we have made the difficult decision to relocate the event to London. 📅 The abstract deadline has been extended to 30 March 2026 so you still have time to submit your research for the chance to be included in this year's scientific programme! Find out more and submit an abstract via the ISUOG website: bit.ly/3MCwgKG #ISUOG2026 #LoveUltrasound

In a new #openaccess article, Corroenne et al. show significant differences in fetal brain microstructure on MRI-based diffusion-weighted imaging performed 6 weeks after prenatal myelomeningocele repair between infants who later exhibited neurodevelopmental impairment and those with normal developmental outcomes. Read the #UOGJournal article now! bit.ly/4cK9Xh5

I was delighted to attend the ISUOG India Symposium: Making the Uncommon Common, this weekend at The Taj Hotel, Chandigarh. It was a truly excellent meeting that brought together colleagues and experts in maternal–fetal medicine to discuss complex and uncommon conditions in pregnancy, and how advances in ultrasound and prenatal diagnosis can help us manage these cases more effectively in everyday clinical practice. The discussions were insightful, the engagement from the audience was fantastic, and it was inspiring to see such strong collaboration among colleagues from across India and beyond. Meetings like this are vital for sharing knowledge, strengthening networks, and ultimately improving care for women and their babies. My thanks to ISUOG for organising such a wonderful and impactful event. I look forward to continuing these important conversations in the months ahead. #MaternalFetalMedicine #FetalMedicine #Ultrasound #Obstetrics @amritachahal @ISUOG

New #UOGJournal video clip on the usefulness of 3D ultrasound in delineating the central nervous system anatomy of craniopagus twins from the first trimester of gestation. The Picture of the Month by Castro et al. can be found here: bit.ly/4bF0NRV

Why should you attend the upcoming ISUOG Course on Understanding CSP and PAS: concepts, controversies and clinical practice? 💡Hear what Prof. Ilan Timor-Tritsch, course co-Chair, has to say: "This ISUOG educational course took the individual building blocks of the two post-Cesarean delivery clinical entities and presents them as an inter-connected, fully assembled, logical and easy to overview fashion. It is presented by leading clinical practitioners, who support their work by basic and clinical research, combining them in ongoing, up-to-date top publications to serve the OB/GYN/MFM community." Find out more and register now: bit.ly/404LFa2 #csp #pas #obstetrics #obgyn #loveultrasound #cme #onlinelearning #medicaleducation #womenshealth #maternalhealth

This #EndometriosisAwarenessMonth, why not have a go at the ISUOG Academy's ATC9 course on Ultrasound findings of endometriosis? ⭐ This advanced training course emphasises transvaginal ultrasound as the first-line, non-invasive imaging modality for the diagnosis and preoperative assessment of endometriosis. ⭐ It provides a practical overview of the IDEA consensus, demonstrating how a standardised, stepwise ultrasound approach improves detection of superficial and deep disease and enhances reproducibility. ⭐ Key sonographic markers, including the sliding sign and pouch of Douglas obliteration, along with targeted assessment of the rectosigmoid, uterosacral ligaments, bladder and ureters are detailed. ⭐ This course highlights how ultrasound findings predict surgical complexity and guide minimally invasive management, supporting multidisciplinary planning and informed patient counselling. Purchase the module now: bit.ly/3NgE2uc #endo #UltrasoundTraining #TransvaginalUltrasound #EndometriosisDiagnosis #MedicalEducation #HealthcareProfessionals #MinimallyInvasiveSurgery #ObstetricsAndGynecology #MedicalImaging

🚨 New ISUOG Podcast episode out now: 'The experts discuss: demystifying the fetal heart'. Prof. Simon Meagher from Melbourne and Prof. Rabih Chaoui from Berlin are joined in the latest episode of the ISUOG Podcast to discuss the importance of obstetricians and sonographers being able to accurately scan the fetal heart, ahead of the ISUOG Fetal cardiology conference, taking place in May 2026. Listen now on Spotify: bit.ly/3PznKNL And on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/47Hqxuu #loveultrasound #everylittleheartmatters #isuogeducation #ISUOG #fetalheart #ultrasound #pregnancy #obstetrics #medicalexperts #healthcare #maternalhealth #fetalmedicine #isuogpodcast

March is #EndometriosisAwarenessMonth! Find some time this month to look at the #UOGJournal Virtual Issue on Endometriosis. Specifically curated by Ultrasound in Obstetrics & Gynecology Editor, Dr Francesca Moro, this virtual issue compiles research and expert guidance on endometriosis, including methodologies for assessing pelvic anatomy and research on the evolution and impact of the disease. Access the entire issue for free here: bit.ly/4kjhZz0 @WileyHealth

The correct answer is D. 7mm! How did you do? 🤔don't forget to register for the ISUOG India Symposium: making the uncommon common now > bit.ly/4slAGoz

Your co-Chair Dr Meetan Preet has prepared this week's #ISUOGEducation quiz question ahead of our hybrid course, the ISUOG India Symposium: making the uncommon common taking place in Chandigarh, India and virtually from 14-15 March 2026 💖. A craniocaudal bladder dimension of more than what millimetres is defined as megacystis? A. 4mm B. 5mm C. 6mm D. 7mm Comment your answer below and come back next week Friday to see if you are correct! If you want to hear more from Dr Meetan Preet, then register for our upcoming course the ISUOG India Symposium: making the uncommon common > bit.ly/4slAGoz #LoveUltrasound #ISUOG2026

Prasad et al. show that adverse Doppler parameters at the time of diagnosis and lower gestational age at birth are adverse predictors of dual-twin survival following fetoscopic laser surgery in cases of early-onset twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome. Read the #openaccess #UOGJournal article here: bit.ly/4b28CQb @WileyHealth

🚨 New CME bite-size activities now available on the ISUOG Academy! 💕 There are four new bite-size activities on the fetal heart as part of the #EveryLittleHeartMatters campaign. These are available for FREE for ISUOG members only. ✅ All activities are EACCME accredited activities and will help participants to learn how to screen, diagnose, and manage key fetal cardiac conditions with courses developed by leading experts in obstetrics. Access now: bit.ly/3WQdzF4 #CME #fetalheart #onlinelearning #medicalprofession #medicaleducation #loveultrasound

The study of Setty et al. is the first to demonstrate that a combination of four abnormal morphological first-trimester ultrasound features can predict an abnormal karyotype with excellent specificity, which has the potential to improve counselling and management of patients with suspected complications in early pregnancy. Read the #openaccess study in the #UOGJournal now! bit.ly/3OXASMs @WileyHealth

🚨 Just over a month to go! Register now for 'Understanding CSP and PAS: concepts, controversies and clinical practice'. 📅 Sunday 12 April 2026 📌 Online (livestreamed) 💡 Who should attend? This course is ideal for obstetricians, maternal–fetal medicine specialists, sonographers, midwives, and clinicians involved in antenatal and high-risk pregnancy care. The programme is divided into three sessions over the course of the eight-hour interactive learning experience: ✅ An introduction to CSP and PAS ✅ CSP and the experts ✅ PAS and the experts Find out more and register now: bit.ly/404LFa2 #loveultrasound #obgyn #healthcare #obstetrics #maternalhealth #clinicalpractice #onlinecourse #medicaltraining #csp #pas #pregnancycare #sonographer

In this #openaccess article, Backley et al. demonstrate that third-trimester fetoscopic laser surgery offers an alternative to standard antepartum inpatient admission for pregnancies complicated by Type-II or Type-III vasa previa. Read the #UOGJournal article online now: bit.ly/4r9cPre @WileyHealth

🚨 This weekend: Dr Lakshmi Ravi invites you to the ISUOG India Symposium: making the uncommon common. In the final few days leading up to the event, you still have time to register for either online or in-person attendance in Chandigarh, India this Saturday 14 and Sunday 15. Dr Ravi will be demonstrating the fetal face in the second trimester in a live scan workshop, just one of the many fantastic sessions at this event! Register now: bit.ly/4rQ6ouf With thanks to our gold sponsor @SonoscapeGlobal and silver sponsor @SamsungHealth. #loveultrasound #obgyn #obstetrics #sonographer #medicaleducation #cme