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12th October 2024
on-site in Plovdiv, Bulgaria
live streaming from Bucharest (Romania)
on-site in Plovdiv, Bulgaria
live streaming from Bucharest (Romania)
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accredited by EACCME for 7.5 European CME credits
We invite our Bulgarian participants to gather in Plovdiv for a special onsite event, where you can watch a live stream of our course from Bucharest, Romania. This is a great chance to network with fellow professionals while engaging directly with speakers through live questions.
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect and learn in an interactive setting!
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Nowadays, high-resolution ultrasound, details detection, and a wide range of fetal diseases and syndromes knowledge determine the correct prenatal diagnosis.
This one-day course consists of two parts: the first trimester ultrasound from pregnancy detection to detailed ultrasound, also, in the context of NIPT and the second trimester ultrasound of the various organs from head to toe.
The speakers will focus on the practical „how to do“ on the one hand and clinical application on the other. New aspects will be addressed to the growing importance of first trimester ultrasound screening in the era of NIPT. Normal anatomy and anomalies of the fetal face, brain, heart, abdomen, and skeleton in the second and first trimesters will be covered, and rare cases will be demonstrated.
The course program is elaborated for Ob&Gyn doctors, prenatal sonographers, and specialists in feto-maternal medicine interested in new technologies and dealing with common and rare fetal anomalies and syndromes
This one-day course consists of two parts: the first trimester ultrasound from pregnancy detection to detailed ultrasound, also, in the context of NIPT and the second trimester ultrasound of the various organs from head to toe.
The speakers will focus on the practical „how to do“ on the one hand and clinical application on the other. New aspects will be addressed to the growing importance of first trimester ultrasound screening in the era of NIPT. Normal anatomy and anomalies of the fetal face, brain, heart, abdomen, and skeleton in the second and first trimesters will be covered, and rare cases will be demonstrated.
The course program is elaborated for Ob&Gyn doctors, prenatal sonographers, and specialists in feto-maternal medicine interested in new technologies and dealing with common and rare fetal anomalies and syndromes
COURSE SPEAKERS
- Prof. Rabih ChaouiProfessor of Ob&Gyn, Co-Dir. of the Center of Prenatal Diagnosis and Human Genetics
Berlin / Germany - Prof. Karl Oliver KaganProfessor in Prenatal Diagnostic and Fetal Medicine, Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics at University of Tuebingen
Tuebingen / Germany - Prof. Karim KalacheProfessor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar, Division Chief, Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Women’s Services at Sidra Medicin
Doha / Qatar
IN COURSE PROGRAM
Simple hints for many anomalies in the first trimester beyond NT
Pitfalls of NIPT and the power of ultrasound in detecting anomalies
Tips and tricks for accurately detecting many anomalies in 2nd trimester
Use of high-resolution ultrasound of the fetal face and brain
Clues for many cardiac anomalies in the first and second trimesters
Discussion of challenges in daily scan and the source of errors
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EDUCATIONAL GOALS
- To improve knowledge of sonographers and fetal medicine specialists involved in prenatal diagnosis in performing basic and advanced ultrasound examinations during different stages of pregnancy
- To provide an advanced course in obstetric ultrasound for healthcare providers
- To demonstrate skillful scanning techniques for performing prenatal ultrasound using modern tools
- To give awareness in differentiation of normal fetal anatomy and the most common fetal anomalies and syndromic conditions in first and second trimesters
- To recognize typical ultrasound features and sentinel signs suggesting specific syndromic conditions.
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