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7.5 EACCME
European
CME credits (ECMEC®s)
7.5 EACCME
European
CME credits
"State of the art" prenatal diagnosis is a complicated, sophisticated diagnostic process, which starts with ultrasound findings, involves other imaging modalities and genetic testing, as well as multidisciplinary consultations. The aim is to give parents accurate information about the severity of fetal pathology and its prognosis.
Good professional performance needs not only high-quality imaging but deep understanding of underlying pathology, its prenatal evolution and postnatal outcome. Some anomalies are more common and easy to find, others are rare or manifest later in pregnancy. The latter are more often missed or misdiagnosed.
This year the Course on Fetal Imaging&Beyond will addressed our ability for early prenatal diagnosis, including US visualization and genetic testing. Our speakers will update your knowledge on less common fetal pathology – such as genital, anorectal, skeletal malformations. Fetal tumors will be discussed from different diagnostic and clinical perspectives. We will explore fetal chest – features of common congenital malformations and prenatal interventions.
This course is dedicated to Ob&Gyn doctors, specialists in prenatal diagnosis and fetal medicine, sonographers, radiologists, and others interested in fetal ultrasound.
MODERATORS
- Prof. Karim KalacheCo-Chair of Perinatal-Neonatal Services, Senior Consultant of Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Full Professor of Obstetrics and, Gynecology, Weill Cornell Medical College - Qatar, Women’s Wellness and Research Center, Hamad Medical Corporation
Doha / Qatar - Dr. Ganna GrebinichenkoMD, Doctor habilitat, Head of the Department of Fetal Medicine, SI "Ukrainian center for motherhood and childhood of NAMS of Ukraine"
Kyiv / Ukraine
COURSE SPEAKERS
- Prof. Reem Abu-Rustum
MD, FACOG, FACS, FAIUM, RDMS, President of ISUOG, Professor & Director of Ultrasound Services, Education and Research, Division of Maternal Fetal Medicine, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Florida College of Medicine
Florida / USA
- Prof. Angela C RanziniMD, Maternal–Fetal Medicine specialist at MetroHealth in Cleveland, and Full Professor of Reproductive Biology at Case Western Reserve University, director of the Fetal Diagnostic Center, head of the MFM fellowship program, Ohio / USA
- Prof. Rogelio Cruz-MartinezMD, PhD, Head of the Fetal Surgery Unit at Women’s and Children’s Specialty Hospital, Director of the Fetal Medicine and Surgery Center at Medicina Fetal México in Querétaro / Mexico
- Prof. Rabih ChaouiProfessor of Obstetrics & Gynecology, Center of Prenatal Diagnosis and Human Genetics
Berlin/ Germany - Prof. Roland DevliegerProfessor of Maternal and Fetal Medicine, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University Hospitals Leuven
Leuven / Belgium - Prof. Jon HyettMBBS BSc MD MRCOG FRANZCOG, Obstetric Research Group Ingham Institute, South Western Sydney Local Health District and Western Sydney University
Sydney / Australia - Prof. Karl Oliver KaganProfessor in Prenatal Diagnostic and Fetal Medicine, Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics at University of Tuebingen Tuebingen/ Germany
- Prof. Karim KalacheCo-Chair of Perinatal-Neonatal Services, Senior Consultant of Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Full Professor of Obstetrics and, Gynecology, Weill Cornell Medical College - Qatar, Women’s Wellness and Research Center, Hamad Medical Corporation
Doha / Qatar - Dr. Marisa BorensteinMember of Ultrasound and Fetal Medicine Unit, Centro Gutenberg; Specialist in Obstetrics and Ginecology; Fellowship in Fetal Medicine at King’s College and Fetal Medicine Foundation
Malaga / Spain - Dr. Ganna GrebinichenkoMD, Doctor habilitat, Head of the Department of Fetal Medicine, SI "Ukrainian center for motherhood and childhood of NAMS of Ukraine"
Kyiv / Ukraine - Dr. Michael AertsenRadiologist, Department of Radiology UZ Leuven, Leuven / Belgium
- Dr. Vivek KrishnanClinical Addnl. Professor & Head,
Fetal Medicine & Perinatology,
Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences, Kochi / India
In Course Program:
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1st trimester scan- Abnormal findings in the 1st trimester: the horizon of ultrasound capabilities
- Prenatal scanning approach for patients with abnormal findings
- Fetal syndromes in 1st trimester
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Fetal Thorax
- Fetal chest evaluation in congenital diaphragmatic hernia
- Fetal diagnosis and therapy for lung anomalies
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Fetal Pelvis
- Male and Female Sexual Disorders
- Fetal hydrometrocolpos
- NIPT: optimal/responsible use in the world of plenty
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Fetal Skeleton
- Fetal skeletal dysplasia
- Findings and further management in cases
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Fetal Tumors
- Scope of fetal tumors
- Role of MRI in fetal tumors
- Delivery planning and postpartum care in cases of fetal tumors
Educational Goals:
To Update Your Knowledge About 1st Trimester diagnostic potential
To choose correctly between different diagnostic invasive procedures
To Review Diagnosis and differential diagnosis of Anorectal malformations
To Upgrade Your Knowledge About Fetal Genital Malformations, Their Role, And Diagnostic Algorithms
To Review the Spectrum Of Fetal Tumors, Use of different visualization modalities and what happens after prenatal diagnosis
To Learn Approaches to Prenatal Evaluation of Fetal Chest Malformations and Variants Of Prenatal interventions
To Know To Diagnosis Of common and rare Skeletal Anomalies
To get to correct diagnosis in complicated cases
The course is divided into five sessions.
During the 1st session diagnostic potential of 1st trimester will be addressed: feasibility of congenital anomalies’ diagnosis by US as well as the choice of invasive procedures/the use of NIPT.
The 2nd session will be devoted to anomalies of fetal pelvic organs: sexual disorders, anorectal malformations and fetal hydrometrocolpos.
The 3rd session will be dedicated to fetal tumors: how they are seen by ultrasound and by MRI, and how to plan delivery and postpartum care.
During session 4 fetal chest anomalies will be presented – detailed anatomical evaluation and prenatal interventions. At the end of the Course, we will talk about common and rare skeletal malformations and discuss complicated cases.
Welcome to use the opportunity to learn from experts in the field and stay ahead of the curve!
MORE ABOUT THE COURSE
Register now to get
- Speakers from the world's leading centers
- Up-To-Date information on the topics
- Practical advice and tips
- 7 hours of livestreaming
- Access to the course recordings for 31 days
- Q&A and discussions
- Stream language: English
- Full remote participation
FETAL IMAGING & BEYOND
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REGISTRATION
Virtual participation
Fetal Imaging and Beyond - 18.10.2025
Records access for 31 days
180
€
F&Q
This specialized course will be valuable for a broad range of medical professionals whose work involves prenatal diagnosis and maternal-fetal health. In particular, it is designed for obstetricians and gynecologists, medical geneticists, fetal medicine specialists, and perinatologists. Additionally, the program offers deep clinical insights that will assist sonographers, pediatric and obstetric radiologi
The course will be streamed in English and Spanish
After registration, you will receive an email from info@extempore.info containing your unique participant code and a link to the livestream. On the day of the course, simply use this link and your code to join the live stream. You can access the course from a computer, tablet, or smartphone
Yes. All registered participants will receive 31 days of access to the video recordings after the course
Yes. The program includes live Q&A sessions with international experts. During the course, participants can submit their questions in the chat box, and speakers will address them during the discussion
The Fetal Imaging and Beyond 2026 Course is accredited by EACCME® with 7.5 European CME credits (ECMEC®s).
To receive your CME certificate, you will need to complete the required post-event activities, including the post-event feedback questionnaire and watching the video recording.
The UEMS-EACCME has mutual recognition agreements with the American Medical Association (AMA) in the USA, the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC), and organisations representing Latin America and the Caribbean (CONFEMEL and CGCOM-SEAFORMEC). The conditions vary by region: eligible physicians in the USA may convert ECMEC credits into AMA PRA Category 1 Credit; in Canada, mutual recognition applies to live educational events; and in Latin America and the Caribbean, EACCME credits may be awarded to eligible national events organised by providers affiliated with CONFEMEL, subject to the applicable accreditation process. For detailed information, please visit: here
To receive your CME certificate, you will need to complete the required post-event activities, including the post-event feedback questionnaire and watching the video recording.
The UEMS-EACCME has mutual recognition agreements with the American Medical Association (AMA) in the USA, the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC), and organisations representing Latin America and the Caribbean (CONFEMEL and CGCOM-SEAFORMEC). The conditions vary by region: eligible physicians in the USA may convert ECMEC credits into AMA PRA Category 1 Credit; in Canada, mutual recognition applies to live educational events; and in Latin America and the Caribbean, EACCME credits may be awarded to eligible national events organised by providers affiliated with CONFEMEL, subject to the applicable accreditation process. For detailed information, please visit: here
At this course, you will learn to:
- Assess the full horizon of ultrasound capabilities and recognize abnormal findings and fetal syndromes in the first trimester.
- Apply a structured prenatal scanning approach and choose correctly between different invasive diagnostic procedures when abnormalities are detected.
- Evaluate fetal chest malformations, including congenital diaphragmatic hernia and lung anomalies, and explore options for prenatal interventions and therapy.
- Upgrade your knowledge regarding fetal pelvic pathology, including male and female genital disorders, fetal hydrometrocolpos, and anorectal malformations.
- Navigate the responsible and optimal use of non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) in modern clinical practice.
- Recognize and differentiate common and rare fetal skeletal anomalies and skeletal dysplasias, and determine appropriate post-diagnostic management.
- Understand the scope of fetal tumors, integrate multiple visualization modalities (including fetal ultrasound and MRI), and plan delivery and postpartum care for complex and complicated cases.
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Invoices are prepared by the 15th of the following calendar month after payment.
For example, if you paid in August, your invoice will be prepared by 15 September and sent to the email address provided during registration
Invoices are prepared by the 15th of the following calendar month after payment.
For example, if you paid in August, your invoice will be prepared by 15 September and sent to the email address provided during registration
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