How to get the best ultrasound image in obstetrical scans

03 December 2025  12:00-14:00 (London time)

Join us for our next webinar in learning How to get the best ultrasound image in obstetrical scans. This free 2-hour long webinar on Wednesday 3 of December will feature an international panel of experts in ultrasound.

This webinar will take place on Wednesday 3 December 2025, led by Prof. Asma Khalil and A/Prof. Conrado Coutinho, and sponsored by Samsung. 

This course is relevant to obstetricians, sonographers, midwives and anyone involved in ultrasound. 

This webinar is available to watch on-demand.

Why attend?

This course is free to attend and aimed at anyone who wants to increase their knowledge and understanding in achieving the best ultrasound images in obstetrical scans. 

Learning objectives:

1. Optimize ultrasound machine settings to enhance image quality in obstetric scans, understanding how user-controlled variables and transducer selection impact diagnostic accuracy. 
2. Perform and interpret uterine artery Doppler studies using standardized techniques, including correct vessel identification, angle of insonation, and waveform analysis, to assess risk for conditions such as preeclampsia and fetal growth restriction. 
3. Identify, assess, and confirm cases of vasa previa using transvaginal ultrasound with color Doppler, recognizing key sonographic features and understanding the clinical implications of accurate prenatal diagnosis. 
4. Accurately measure cervical length via transvaginal ultrasound, applying best practices to predict risk of preterm birth and inform preventive management strategies. 
5. Apply intrapartum ultrasound techniques to assess fetal head position, station, descent, and attitude during labor, utilizing both transabdominal and transperineal approaches to support clinical decision-making and improve labor outcomes. 
6. Integrate ultrasound findings into comprehensive maternal-fetal assessment, recognizing the limitations and potential pitfalls of each technique to ensure safe and effective patient care. 

Program 

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