ISUOG 2022- 32nd World Congress on Ultrasound in Obstetrics & Gynecology

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Fri, 16 Sep 2022, 09:00

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Sun, 18 Sep 2022, 18:00

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Save the date for ISUOG’s 32nd World Congress on 16-18 September 2022. We'll be bringing you the latest scientific research, clinical best practice and an opportunity to network with around 3000 delegates from 130+ countries.

ISUOG's World Congress is the leading event on ultrasound in obstetrics and gynecology. In 2020 and 2021 the ISUOG World Congress was held virtually to ensure our community were still connected, learning and sharing during the COVID19 pandemic.

In 2022, ISUOG will hold its first ever hybrid World Congress in London and online, so you will be able to attend onsite or virtually. We are working hard on this new ‘hybrid’ model, shaping our program to combine the best of our past Congresses with innovative developments, so that you can have the best learning and networking experience whether you attend in London or online. CME/CPD points will be available and ISUOG will apply for these to be EACCME accredited.

99% of 2021 ISUOG World Congress delegates said they would recommend ISUOG’s Congress to a colleague. Save the date for the 2022 ISUOG World Congress.

Join us as we countdown to ISUOG's 32nd World Congress and make sure you are planning well for your attendance.

Key dates (subject to change)

January 2022: Abstract submission opens
February/March 2022: Registrationopens
28 March 2022: Abstract submission closes
May 2022: Notification of abstract acceptance or rejection
18 July 2022: Early bird registration/abstract presenter registration deadline
16 September 2022: Congress opens
18 September 2022: Congress live-days end
3 October 2022: Registration closes
18 October 2022 (23:59 GMT): Access to Congress platform closes. On-demand content for attendees will move to the ISUOG education pages. Please note ISUOG members who did not attend the 2022 Congress will only be able to access the recordings 12 months after the Congress.

Registration for the 32nd ISUOG World Congress will open in February/March 2022. Please become an ISUOG member or subscribe to our newsletter to receive regular updates on ISUOG's Congress and other activities.

Why register?

Hybrid: Choose to attend onsite in London, or online
Cutting-edge scientific program: Hear from the leading clinicians and researchers in the world
On-demand access: Enjoy exclusive access to lectures for 12 months after Congress at a time, pace and location that suits you
CME/CPD: Obtain certificate of attendance and earn CME/CPD credits
New research: Present and publish your latest findings to the global community
Membership: Receive ISUOG membership in registration fee
Interaction: Ask questions, share your opinion and participate in polls during live sessions
Networking: Connect with old friends, new contacts, faculty and industry partners
Innovations: Keep up-to-date with the latest industry developments with sponsored symposia, scan demonstrations and networking with industry partners
Discounts: Discounts available for online registration for those from middle income or low resource countries
And much more - more information published soon

Register Now!

Our scientific program will be designed and delivered by the experts, to provide you with the latest research and clinical best practice

2022 will see ISUOG’s first fully hybrid World Congress, allowing you to attend in London or online. Whichever you choose, you will be able to access a mixture of expert lectures, scan demonstrations, cutting-edge debates and interactive discussions, live or on-demand.

The Scientific Committee are working hard on this new ‘hybrid’ program to combine the best features of our past programs with new topics and sessions, a provisional program overview will be published soon. CME/CPD points will be available and ISUOG will apply for these to be EACCME accredited.

Topics at a glance:

• Screening for pregnancy complications
• Screening of chromosomal anomalies
• Fetal brain and CNS anomalies
• Fetal heart, CHD and cardiac functions
• Fetal disease and structural abnormalities
• Fetal growth: normal and abnormal
• Multiple pregnancy
• Placenta anomalies including spectrum of placenta accreta disorders
• Ultrasound in the labour ward
• Fetal interventions
• Artificial intelligence, education, simulation, safety and other innovations
• Fetal and maternal infections including coronavirus
• Early pregnancy complications
• Early pregnancy development and placentation
• Managing ovarian masses
• Pelvic pain and endometriosis
• Reproductive medicine
• Bleeding, endometrial and myometrial pathology
• Imaging in oncology
• Ultrasound and fertility preservation
• Urogynecology