Online fetal anomaly ultrasound course for radiologists and residents: the 11–13 week scan, Level I and Level II anomaly scans and the third trimester.
Each session has learning objectives, short illustrated teaching screens, key points, pearls and pitfalls, self-assessment MCQs with explanations and a summary. Module 1 is free; the full course is 3 months of access.
The 11–13+6 week scan, the mid- and third-trimester anomaly scans, 3D ultrasound and how to set up the machine.
Neurosonography planes and the full range of fetal brain and spine anomalies.
Facial planes, 3D of the face, and anomalies of the eyes, nose, lips, palate, jaw, ears and neck.
Cystic hygroma and nonimmune hydrops fetalis.
Sequential segmental analysis and the congenital heart diseases seen before birth.
The normal chest, diaphragmatic hernia, lung masses, airway obstruction, effusions, the thymus and mediastinal masses.
Bowel obstruction, abdominal cysts and calcifications, the fetal venous system, and abdominal wall defects.
Renal agenesis and ectopia, cystic kidneys, urinary tract dilatation, exstrophy, and renal, ovarian and adrenal masses.
Normal fetal genitalia at each stage, and a practical approach to ambiguous genitalia and genotype–phenotype discordance.
A diagnostic pathway for skeletal dysplasias, joint contractures, polydactyly and limb reduction defects.
Chromosomal anomalies and genetic syndromes with a recognisable prenatal phenotype, arranged as "look for" clusters.
Ultrasound signs of congenital infection and the management of CMV, parvovirus B19, rubella and toxoplasmosis.
Chorionicity, anomalies in twins, conjoined twins, TRAP, TTTS and selective growth restriction.