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6th March • 2027
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Access to video records for 31 days
Course languages: English, Spanish, Ukrainian
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In gynecologic oncology, detecting an abnormality on ultrasound is only the beginning. The real challenge is knowing what it means, how suspicious it is, whether further investigation is needed, and what should happen next.
This course is designed to help clinicians move from describing ultrasound findings to making structured, clinically relevant decisions.
The program focuses on the questions that arise in everyday practice: how to assess adnexal masses, distinguish benign from suspicious findings, evaluate lymph nodes and cervical or endometrial pathology, decide when biopsy is needed, and understand how ultrasound can support staging and treatment planning.
Led by Prof. Francesca Moro and Dr. Floriana Mascilini, the course combines practical guidance, structured terminology, risk-assessment tools, and real clinical cases.
It is relevant both for physicians performing primary gynecologic ultrasound and for specialists working in gynecologic oncology and advanced imaging.
Move beyond “What do I see?” to “What does it mean — and what should I do next?”
This course is designed to help clinicians move from describing ultrasound findings to making structured, clinically relevant decisions.
The program focuses on the questions that arise in everyday practice: how to assess adnexal masses, distinguish benign from suspicious findings, evaluate lymph nodes and cervical or endometrial pathology, decide when biopsy is needed, and understand how ultrasound can support staging and treatment planning.
Led by Prof. Francesca Moro and Dr. Floriana Mascilini, the course combines practical guidance, structured terminology, risk-assessment tools, and real clinical cases.
It is relevant both for physicians performing primary gynecologic ultrasound and for specialists working in gynecologic oncology and advanced imaging.
Move beyond “What do I see?” to “What does it mean — and what should I do next?”
Moderators
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Dr. Floriana MasciliniMD, medical director, department of Women, children and public health sciences, Agostino Gemelli University Hospital Foundation
Rome / Italy -
Prof. Francesca Moro
Department of Women's and Child Health and Public Health Sciences, Agostino Gemelli University Hospital Foundation, IRCCS
Rome / Italy
Speakers
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Prof. Juan Luis AlcazarCo-Chairman, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Clínica Universidad de Navarra
Pamplona / Spain -
Dr. Floriana MasciliniMD, medical director, department of Women, children and public health sciences,Agostino Gemelli University Hospital Foundation
Rome / Italy -
Prof. Francesca MoroDepartment of Women's and Child Health and Public Health Sciences, Agostino Gemelli University Hospital Foundation, IRCCS
Rome / Italy -
Prof. Lil ValentinProfessor in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Lund University, Sweden, Head of the Ultrasound Unit, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Skåne University Hospital Malmö, Lund / Sweden.
Scientific Program
The adnexal mass on ultrasound
- Differentiate: IOTA terms, Simple Rules, ADNEX, and O-RADS — and which benign-looking masses can safely be followed
- Differentiate: the difficult mass — borderline, rare and metastatic tumours, atypical endometriomas, and masses in pregnancy
- Detect: artificial intelligence for ovarian-mass ultrasound — where it helps the non-expert
- Prevent: stopping ovarian cancer before the scan finds it — opportunistic salpingectomy, population genetic testing, and why ultrasound screening of the general population does not work
Lymph nodes, the endometrium and ultrasound in the operating room
- Detect & stage: one language for lymph nodes — how to scan and report nodes in any gynecological cancer
- Detect & differentiate: before it is cancer — polyps, hyperplasia, bleeding on HRT or tamoxifen, IETA risk models and when to sample
- Manage: ultrasound in the operating room — intraoperative, laparoscopic, robotic and fusion imaging
Cervix, vulva and ultrasound-guided biopsy
- Stage: early cervical cancer on ultrasound — tumour size, parametria and nodes, and selecting women for simple hysterectomy
- Detect & stage: vulvar cancer — groin ultrasound, VITA terms and the Morphonode predictive model
- Manage: tissue without surgery — ultrasound-guided core biopsy for pelvic masses, nodes and recurrences
Pregnancy, trophoblastic disease and the ultrasound case quiz
- Detect & manage: cancer in pregnancy — ultrasound first, safe imaging, and treatment without ending the pregnancy
- Detect & follow: molar pregnancy and trophoblastic neoplasia — ultrasound at diagnosis and during treatment, and the first global guidelines
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✔Stream language: English, Spanish, Ukrainian
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✔Stream language: English, Spanish, Ukrainian
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Virtual Participation "Ultrasond in OncoGynecology" 06.03.2027
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