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Modern prenatal diagnosis of congenital pathology is based not only on high-quality imaging but on an in-depth understanding of underlying pathophysiology, knowledge of key anatomical features, and US markers that should be evaluated for assessment of severity and prognosis. Some anomalies have unique features, others - high variability of anatomical and prenatal manifestation, and we need an optimal diagnostic and clinical approach to all these situations.
This year the Course on Fetal Imaging will provide insights into important issues and complicated diagnostic processes that start after the initial diagnosis of fetal pathology. Meticulously gathered and combined information leads to a complete diagnosis of complicated malformations, better clinical understanding, and more effective consultations. You will learn about secondary injuries of initially normal fetuses - such as those that happen in congenital infections or complicated monochorionic twins.
The course is divided into four sessions. During the first session, we will discuss diagnostic approaches to congenital anomalies that require surgical interventions after birth. Then we will use an utterly “learnable” format of case presentations to discuss common and rare congenital infections. The third session will be devoted to complicated monochorionic twins: how to diagnose rare atypical variants of well-known complications, and also how to assess secondary fetal brain and heart lesions in these situations. At the end of the Course, we will talk about less common congenital malformations, such as skeletal anomalies, fetal genital malformations, and thyroid pathology.
Welcome to use the opportunity to learn from experts in the field and stay ahead of the curve!
This course is dedicated to Ob&Gyn doctors, specialists in prenatal diagnosis and fetal medicine, sonographers, radiologists, and others interested in fetal ultrasound.
MD, PhD, Professor of Obstetrics and Maternal-Fetal Medicine at St George’s University Hospital (University of London), Vice-President at RCOG, Founder of the Twins Trust Centre for Research and Clinical Excellence and GEFOG Health Foundations London / UK
Dr. Ganna Grebinichenko
MD, Doctor habilitat, Head of the Department of Fetal Medicine, SI "Institute of Pediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynecology named after. acad. O.M. Luk’yanova of NAMS of Ukraine" Kyiv / Ukraine
COURSE SPEAKERS
Dr. Ganna Grebinichenko
MD, Doctor habilitat, Head of the Department of Fetal Medicine, SI "Institute of Pediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynecology named after. acad. O.M. Luk’yanova of NAMS of Ukraine" Kyiv / Ukraine
Prof. Karim Kalache
MD, PhD, Division Chief at Maternal-Fetal Medicine and Women’s Services at Sidra Medicine Doha / Qatar
Prof. Asma Khalil
MD, PhD, Professor of Obstetrics and Maternal-Fetal Medicine at St George’s University Hospital (University of London), Vice-President at RCOG, Founder of the Twins Trust Centre for Research and Clinical Excellence and GEFOG Health Foundations London / UK
Dr. Beata Rebizant
Department of Obstetrics, Perinatology and Neonatology, Center of Postgraduate Medical Education, Bielanski Hospital Warsaw / Poland
Prof. Inessa Safonova
Professor of Radiology, ISUOG ambassador in Eastern Europe, sonologist in ultrasound department of Kharkiv Regional Clinical Hospital, founder and mentor of UZSCHOOL Kharkiv / Ukraine
Dr. Shiri Shinar
MD, Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialist Mount Sinai Hospital Associate Professor Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology University of Toronto Toronto / Canada
Dr. Nicola Volpe
MD, PhD, Fetal Medicine Consultant, Fetal Medicine Unit, Department of High-Risk Pregnancy, Di Venere and Sarcone Hospitals, Bari Puglia / Italy
In Course Program:
Targeted fetal Ultrasound in congenital anomalies that require surgical interventions after birth
Gastrointestinal obstructive pathology
Anterior abdominal wall defects
Sacrococcygeal teratomas
Complicated monochorionic twins
Atypical variants, diagnostic errors
Secondary heart and brain injuries
Congenital infections: imaging approach in cases
CMV
Oropouche virus
Parvovirus b-19
Syphilis
Prenatal detection of less common fetal congenital malformations
Skeletal anomalies in 1st trimester
Genital malformations
Thyroid pathology
Course Learning Objectives:
To learn about the diagnostic approach to US assessment and follow-up of fetal congenital malformations that require surgical interventions after birth - gastrointestinal obstructive pathology, anterior abdominal wall defects, sacrococcygeal teratomas
To update your knowledge about characteristic ultrasound features and secondary changes in the vein of galen aneurysm
To review and discuss variants of prenatal manifestation in different congenital infections
To upgrade your knowledge about prenatal diagnosis of complications in monochorionic twins with an emphasis on atypical variants and diagnostic errors
To understand pathophysiology of secondary brain and heart injuries in complicated monochorionic twins, to learn methods of prenatal evaluation, and typical features
To know approaches to 1st trimester diagnosis of skeletal anomalies
To review variants of fetal genital malformations, their role, and diagnostic algorithms
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