Menopausia y riesgo cardiometabólico: qué cambia (colesterol, grasa visceral, insulina y presión) y cómo reducir el riesgo cardiovascular a tiempo en 2026. https://t.co/1hX9f1CK6e #Menopausia#RiesgoCV
Ultrasound assessment of true fetal head descent for optimizing operative vaginal delivery - Evaluating fetal head descent with suprapubic descent angle https://t.co/n7VRznEga2
Diagnostic ultrasound to inform the surgical approach to cesarean delivery in patients at high risk for placenta accreta spectrum disorders - Schematic diagram of uterus with topographic classification of lesion location. https://t.co/NzYS1xK8zB
AJOG Surgeon's Corner: Internal manual compression of the aorta—an effective way to temporarily control pelvic bleeding in obstetrical hemorrhage - Internal manual compression of the aorta https://t.co/pPwEy2NI2L
This week's #ISUOGEducation quiz question comes from your co-Chair Prof. Simon Meagher who will be leading a session titled 'Cardiac imaging tips: 15 golden rules using the ISUOG Guidelines' as well as demonstrating a live scan at our hybrid course, 'the ISUOG Fetal cardiology conference 2026', taking place 22–23 May in Seville, Spain and virtually.
A patient is referred at 13 weeks gestation for a routine first trimester scan. The nuchal translucency is thin (1.2mm) and a prior aneuploidy screen shows a low risk NIPT (non-invasive prenatal test i.e cell free DNA). Early fetal echocardiography demonstrates right cardiac dominance with a relatively small left ventricle.
What is the most appropriate next step?
A. Reassure and discharge as ventricular disproportion is almost always physiological in the first trimester.
B. Arrange a follow-up fetal echocardiography at 24 weeks gestation.
C. Consider coarctation or other left-sided heart lesions and offer early genetic testing by chorionic villus sampling.
D. Recommend a repeat transabdominal and transvaginal scan in 1-2 weeks.
Comment your answer below and come back next Friday to see if your answer is correct👍.
If you would like to hear Prof. Simon Meagher's session, register for the ISUOG Fetal cardiology conference 2026 now > https://t.co/j5ifzktxgS
#LoveUltrasound #ISUOG2026 #EveryLittleHeartMatters
Un médico ruso desarrolló una serie de ejercicios específicos para aliviar el dolor de espalda y los problemas de disco sin necesidad de cirugía.
Con solo 15 minutos al día, es posible empezar a reducir el dolor y recuperar movilidad de forma natural, con disciplina y constancia ♥️👇🏻
Y al final, todo regresa a lo mismo: no es solo el cuerpo sanando… es la mentalidad con la q afrontas los desafíos y creas hábitos que te apoyen a recuperar el equilibrio
AJOG Expert Review in Cesarean: Essential anatomical knowledge for performing routine and complex cesarean delivery - Anatomical layers of the anterior abdominal wall in the lower midline region https://t.co/ltLo6CeJZp
AJOG Expert Review in Cesarean: Essential anatomical knowledge for performing routine and complex cesarean delivery - Lateral hysterotomy tear. A lateral edge hysterotomy can produce an undetected laceration of the uterine artery or its branches. https://t.co/F07L2PpQiv
I've only recently seen the @WithAScalpel account, but it is immediately obvious that it has a steady output of high-quality visual teaching aids related to pediatric cardiac surgery and physiology, and also some general technical pointers. It should have WAY more followers. 🧐
Read some of the latest #UOGJournal articles on trisomy and share them with colleagues, relatives and friends, including the recent article of Setty et al. on ultrasound features for predicting abnormal karyotype in first-trimester miscarriage and systematic review of Della Valle et al. on the diagnostic accuracy of cfDNA in maternal blood in detecting chromosomal anomalies in twin pregnancy. https://t.co/HW0Y3wVjlO https://t.co/VVa4lKIueX
@WileyHealth
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