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October 2018
Countdown to Congress
15 days to go untill #ISUOG2018! If you
haven't already done so, you can register
now. If you're attending the Congress onsite
or via live stream, find out everything you
need to know in our joining instructions or in
the final printed program. Including
information on:
The 1st Trimester certificate
Mandarin translation
Coffee Connect networking
Getting involved in VISUOG -
ISUOG’s visual encyclopaedia
Earning a maximum of 34 CME
points/ 39 ASUM points
If you haven’t booked your accommodation
yet ISUOG has negotiated excellent rates at
Hotel G - if you wish to book, please follow
the instructions on our website.
Can’t make it to Singapore?With our new live streaming opportunities,
you don't have to miss out:
ISUOG Congress Insight will stream
Session Hall 1 on Monday 22 Oct.
Also available to live stream is the
Pre-Congress Course ‘From genetics
to obstetric management: essential
genetics in practice’ (in partnership
with SMFM).
The Basic Training Pre-Congress
course 'A Practical Approach to the
Ob/Gyn Ultrasound Examination' is
also available to live stream via
satellites.
Recordings will be available for live stream
delegates for one month after the course.
We hope you enjoy our 2018 World
Congress!
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Meeting like minded people
There will be lots of networking opportunities
in Singapore, including our new Coffee
Connect sessions at the ISUOG Lounge.
Trainees Coffee Connect - Monday 22
October
Sonographers Coffee Connect -
Tuesday 23 October
Coffee Connect with UOG editors -
Wednesday 24 October
A highlight in the social program is our
Congress party taking place on Tuesday 23
October. Book your ticket in advance, and
we’ll see you at Chinatown Food Street for
delicious street food from over 20 different
stalls and live demonstrations.
Congress presentations OnDemand
Posters for our 28th World Congress on
Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology will
shortly be available to view online, and will be
free-access until the Congress starts.
With so many sessions to choose from, don't
worry if you've missed one! When in
Singapore, an On Demand intranet will be
made available at the ISUOG lounge in the
exhibition to view posters and recorded
presentations (for the main scientific program
only). Check the On Demand platform for the
lectures you missed at the end of each day.
Highlights from #ISUOG2018 will be available
exclusively to Congress delegates shortly
after the World Congress on the ISUOG
website, and will be available to all members
in April 2019.
First trimester certificate
We will be running a certificate program at
the World Congress focusing on the First
Trimester. ISUOG Ambassador Dr Simon
Meagher has put together an incredible
program and set of resources for all those
who would like to take part. To successfully
complete this course, you'll need to attend
five specifically marked scientific sessions,
which will be marked in the final printed
program, and pass an online test. Full details
on this great opportunity are available here.
There is no additional charge for the
certificate but there are limited spaces - so
please visit the Participation page on the
First Trimester website for details on how to
enroll.
Reduced fees are availableto members for the following
ISUOG events:
Advanced Fetal Neurosonography: when do I
need to refer for fetal MRI?
07-08 December 2018, London, UK and live
streamed globally
Multiple pregnancy
9-10 February 2019, London, UK and live
streamed globally.
Register your interest for this course.
15th ISUOG International Sympoisum
12-14 April 2019 in São Paulo, Brazil 29th World Congress on Ultrasound in
Obstetrics and Gynecology
13-16 October 2019 in Berlin, Germany
More information
ISUOG On Demand
More information
Find an ISUOG Event
ISUOG Education at the WorldCongress
ISUOG Basic Training is presenting the pre-
congress course “A Practical Approach to the
Ob/Gyn Ultrasound Examination” on
Saturday 20th, and a simulation session on
Sunday 21st October from 08:30 to 13:00,
where you can hone your practical skills on
state-of-the-art simulators under guidance
from ISUOG experts. Register now, as
places are limited.
Click here for more events and details on
Basic Training at the World Congress.
Get involved with ISUOG Education’s next
big thing - VISUOG, the visual encyclopedia.
Click here for more details.
Highlights from the October Issueof the UOG Journal
The October issue of Ultrasound in
Obstetrics & Gynecology includes a
Systematic Review on the predictive
accuracy of the cerebroplacental ratio for
adverse outcome in suspected fetal growth
restriction (FGR), a Systematic Review on
the prediction of preterm delivery using
biomarker tests, and Original Articles on
percutaneous fetoscopic closure of large
open spina bifida, maternal hemodynamics,
fetal biometry and Doppler indices in
pregnancies with suspected FGR, and the
effect of the freeze-all policy on in-vitro
fertilization outcome in poor ovarian
responders.
Also available this month is a free-access
video abstract accompanying the article by
Lapa et al. on percutaneous fetoscopic
closure of large open spina bifida.
Coming soon… An ISUOG Guideline on the
role of ultrasound in screening for and follow-
up of pre-eclampsia.
Join ISUOG as a Journal member for full
access to the UOG Journal.
Supplement your learning
Get the most out of #ISUOG2018 with our
‘Supplement your learning’ page for the World
Congress!
On this page, you’ll find specially chosen
talks, UOG articles and CME activities on
this year's featured topics, such as:
Screening for genetic diseases
Placenta disorders: from pre-
eclampsia to fetal growth
abnormalities
Preterm labour: to predict and prevent
Early pregnancy problems including
diagnosis and management of
Cesarean scar pregnancies
#UOGIMPACTFACTOR PhotoChallenge
Celebrating the success of ISUOG’s UOG
Journal reaching a record breaking 5.65
Impact Factor, over 2.5 million article
downloads and becoming the 3rd journal in
OBGYN, we will be running a competition for
you to make your own impact with the
Journal. Using a prop “front cover” of the
UOG in your delegate bag, we will be asking
attendees to take a selfie in a creative or
adventurous location around Singapore. The
winning photographer will receive a free
upgrade to the Journal. If you can’t wait until
then, become a Journal member for full
access to the UOG Journal now!
More on ISUOG Education atthe Congress
UOG Highlights
More information
UOG's new impact factor
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