#UOGJournal achieved another impressive 6.3 million downloads in 2025 ✨ 🥇 Want to know which articles were the most popular? Take a look at the list on the ISUOG website: bit.ly/4tg3LDt ✅ All articles listed are open-access! #LoveUltrasound #WomensHealth @WileyHealth

Chonnak et al. report that in fetuses with suspected coarctation of the aorta, a multiparametric predictive model based on sagittal aortic-arch assessment improves prenatal diagnosis compared with previously published methods. Discover more about this predictive model in the #UOGJournal: bit.ly/4yHPiCE @WileyHealth #LoveUltrasound #ISUOG2026 #EveryLittleHeartMatters

What's your diagnosis? 🤔 If you're not sure, join us for our upcoming course, Exploring the fetal brain, on 24-25 October, and learn how to interpret fetal brain ultrasound findings with confidence. 🧠 Register now: bit.ly/3VWVtUH #LoveUltrasound #ISUOG2026 #fetalbrain

🚨 New speaker announced 🚨 Dr Agnieszka Kotlarz joins A/Prof. Ligita Jokubkiene, Dr Valentina Chiappa and Prof. Lil Valentin as a speaker at our upcoming free webinar, sponsored by Samsung, From detection to diagnosis: the expert's guide to adnexal masses🤩. Hear from Dr Agnieszka on what you can expect to learn from this free webinar. Find out more and register here: bit.ly/3VD78YP #LoveUltrasound #ISUOG2026 #adnexalmasses

Athiel et al. characterise prenatal ultrasound findings in fetuses with prenatally diagnosed closed spinal dysraphism and report their postnatal management and functional outcomes at 18 and 36 months in a recent #UOGJournal study. Read their #openaccess findings online now: bit.ly/4jK6OkN @WileyHealth #LoveUltrasound #ISUOG2026

Dr Rachna Gupta invites you to join her at 'Exploring the fetal brain', taking place virtually this weekend! 🧠 Rachna will present a session on day one of the course, titled 'Introduction to neurosonography: supra-tentorial brain anatomy' Find out more and register now: bit.ly/4cPp0oY #fetalbrain #obgyn @HaratzKarinaK

Platform your research on a global stage! 🌍 🚨 Abstract submissions are now open, with a submission deadline of 16 March 2027. This is an opportunity you won't want to miss as your research could have a real-world impact for obstetric and gynecological care. 👉 Find out more about submitting your abstract: bit.ly/4i6xQk4

Register now: Mastering Doppler and ultrasound imaging in obstetrics 🗓️ 17 January 2027 📍 Online 🥼 Prof. Asma Khalil and Prof. Ahmet Baschat Find out more and register to join: bit.ly/4s8jVyv Prof Asma Khalil

Check out the latest instalment in the Imaging in gynecological disease series! 🤩 This article investigates the clinical and ultrasound characteristics of early abdominal ectopic pregnancy, reporting on assisted conception and the importance of early diagnosis. Read the #openaccess article by Berg et al. in #UOGJournal here: bit.ly/47GPmq4 Find the full, ongoing virtual issue here: bit.ly/3in2maV @WileyHealth #LoveUltrasound #ISUOG2026

Prof. Yaron Yuval heads the Bioinformatics team at the Genome Center at the Tel Aviv Medical Center, focusing on the use of exome and genome sequencing in prenatal diagnosis with particular interest in fetal brain anomalies. He invites you to join him at the upcoming ISUOG course on Exploring the fetal brain. At this online course, Yaron will present a session on 'Genetics of fetal brain abnormalities: when imaging meets genomics'. Join Yaron and the rest of the expert faculty from 24–25 October to learn more: bit.ly/4cPp0oY #fetalbrain #loveultrasound #obgyn #obstetrics

Ciccarone et al. identify distinct radiomics features between high-grade and low-grade serous ovarian carcinomas in a recent #openaccess article, but report that incorporating these features into machine-learning models provides limited additional value over conventional ultrasound-based models. Find study details in the #UOGJournal: bit.ly/4AUcO0o @WileyHealth #LoveUltrasound #ISUOG2026

What strikes you? 🤔💭 Prof. Simon Meagher invites you to take a closer look at the fetal brain. Join leading international experts for a two-day advanced course exploring fetal neuroanatomy, brain development, neurosonography and the diagnosis of fetal central nervous system abnormalities, taking place 24–25 October. Find out more and register here: bit.ly/47iufdG #LoveUltrasound #ISUOG2026 #fetalbrain

Can you identify the diagnosis? 🤔 This week's #ISUOGEducation quiz question comes from Dr B.S.Rama Murthy, who will be speaking at our upcoming course, 'Exploring the fetal brain,' taking place 24-25 October 🤩. Look at the image below. What is the correct diagnosis for the cystic lesion marked by the arrow: A. Connatal cyst B. Periventricular pseudocyst C. Cystic encephalomalacia D. Cavum veli interpositi cyst Comment your answer below and come back next Friday to see if you were correct. Join Dr B.S.Rama Murthy and our panel of international expert speakers on 24-25 October for this course dedicated entirely to the fetal brain. Register here: bit.ly/47i9MFO #LoveUltrasound #ISUOG2026

Meet the UOG editors! The UOG Journal has welcomed some new members and changes. So, we will be introducing and reintroducing our Editor’s team. The first post is dedicated to our Editor-in-Chief and deputies. ⭐ Editor-in-Chief, Oliver ⭐ Karl Oliver Kagan, MHBA, is head of the Department of Prenatal Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynaecology at University Hospital Tübingen, Germany. He completed his MD thesis at the University of Tübingen in 2004, and undertook a research fellowship at King's College Hospital, London, under Prof. Kypros Nicolaides, where he earned a Diploma in Fetal Medicine from the Fetal Medicine Foundation. He became a Consultant in Obstetrics and Gynecology in 2009, the same year he completed his PhD on first-trimester screening algorithms for trisomy 21, 18 and 13. His research, centres on screening for chromosomal defects and genetic anomalies as well as cytomegalovirus infection in pregnancy. ⭐ Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Francesca⭐ Francesca Moro holds a PhD and is an Associate Professor at the International Medical University of Rome and a Gynecologist at Fondazione Policlinico Universitario A. Gemelli, IRCCS, Rome. Her main areas of expertise and interest are clinical research, gynecologic oncology and ultrasound in gynecology. She is on the editorial boards of VISUOG, Cancers and Journal of Ultrasound (SIUMB). She is also a member of the Scientific Committee of ISUOG and the IOTA Plus group. ⭐ Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Paolo⭐ Paolo Ivo Cavoretto, MD, PhD, is the Head of Maternal-Fetal Medicine at IRCCS San Raffaele Hospital and University in Milan, Italy. He completed a research fellowship at King’s College Hospital, London, earning the FMF Diploma in Fetal Medicine. Dr. Cavoretto specialises in MFM and high-risk obstetrics, with a clinical and research focus on screening and managing preterm birth, placental dysfunction, fetal growth, ART pregnancies, congenital heart defects, and spina bifida (including fetal surgery). In 2023, he was recognised as an outstanding reviewer by the UOG Board and remains actively involved in editorial work of major scientific journals and international bodies awarding competitive grants. Find out more about the UOG Journal: bit.ly/3WbNGCx

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Dr Nina Cooper introduces and summarises their recent systematic review describing the imaging features of 1600 adnexal lesions during pregnancy. The review provides reassuring evidence overall, but highlights an ongoing diagnostic challenge in the differentiation of decidualised endometriomas from borderline ovarian tumors. Read the #openaccess article in the October issue of the #UOGJournal bit.ly/4yhFRIK @WileyHealth #LoveUltrasound #ISUOG2026

Enhance your understanding of adnexal masses with the experts! 🤩 On 28 October, join A/Prof. Ligita Jokubkiene, Dr Valentina Chiappa, Dr Agnieszka Kotlarz and Prof. Lil Valentin for this free ISUOG webinar, sponsored by Samsung: From detection to diagnosis: the expert's guide to adnexal masses. During this webinar, you will learn to: 🔴 Describe the updated IOTA terminology 🔴 Apply the ADNEX model to assess and risk-stratify ovarian and adnexal masses 🔴 Recognise the key ultrasound features of rare ovarian tumours and metastatic ovarian tumors 🔴 And much more! Find out more and register for free here: bit.ly/4zbD70C #LoveUltrasound #ISUOG2026

This Baby Loss Awareness Week, we are sharing a heartfelt story from Dr Rozina Iqbal on the loss of her baby boy last year, following his diagnosis with a congenital heart abnormality. “After everything he went through, I find comfort in believing that he is now in a better place, free from all the suffering he endured”, said Rozina. “My message to parents walking a similar path to mine is this: as human beings, we have limitations. Understand that medicine and technology, despite all their advancements, do not offer guarantees. Every baby is different. Every heart defect is different. Every child responds differently to surgery, medications, and recovery. What works beautifully for one may not work the same way for another.” Read the article in full on the ISUOG website: bit.ly/4B44hbm #babylossawarenessweek #babyloss #everylittleheartmatters Dr. Rozina Muhammad Iqbal

Gain a unique insight into the wonders of the fetal heart. This augmented reality experience will bring both a normal fetal heart at 20 weeks and a d-TGA case to life, in your hand, and walk you through the screening planes used in routine cardiac assessments. The ELHM augmented reality experience has been designed and developed by Piotr Podziemski, Holobits Software. It is based on fetal heart anatomies provided by MWU Fetal Heart VR and has been produced for the ISUOG Every Little Hearts Matters initiative. Have a go for yourself! elhm-ar.com/

🚨 Just published! A recent randomised controlled trial by Liu et al. assesses the clinical efficacy and safety of low-intensity pulsed ultrasound (LIPUS) in facilitating uterine involution after delivery and mitigating postpartum complications, with their findings supporting the potential of LIPUS as a non-invasive approach to improve postpartum outcomes. Read the full study in #UOGJournal: bit.ly/4i6dE2S @WileyHealth #LoveUltrasound #ISUOG2026