ISUOG Basic training I
ISUOG Basic training I
ISUOG Basic training I
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Saturday 8 September: Early pregnancy complications<br />
This program provides a clear update on the current state of knowledge relating to the<br />
management of miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy.<br />
Sunday 9 September: <strong>Basic</strong> <strong>training</strong> I<br />
Course directors: R. Chaoui (Germany), J. Wladimiroff (Netherlands)<br />
This program is aimed at entry level trainees beginning their career in obstetrics and<br />
gynecology and provides a first introduction to the basic principles of obstetric ultrasound.<br />
Part 1<br />
Part 2<br />
<strong>ISUOG</strong> education & goals R. Chaoui<br />
The value of ultrasound in obstetric care J. Wladimiroff<br />
Getting started – how does it work and is it safe? K. Salvesen (Norway)<br />
Assessing early pregnancy C. Brezinka (Austria)<br />
Systematic approach to the second trimester assessment D. Paladini (Italy)<br />
Obtaining fetal biometry S. Campbell (UK)<br />
Monitoring fetal growth S. Campbell<br />
Amniotic fl uid, placenta and cord J. Wladimiroff<br />
The cervix K. Salvesen<br />
Part 3<br />
What is Doppler and how do we use it? S. Eik-Nes (Norway)<br />
Making the most of ultrasound: 2D image optimisation, documentation,<br />
reporting R. Chaoui<br />
Typical anomalies on the second trimester scan S. Eik-Nes<br />
Examining twins: first, second and third trimester K. Hecher (Germany)<br />
€25<br />
€620<br />
www.isuog.org/WorldCongress/2012/basic<strong>training</strong>
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