List of upcoming Webinars:
26 May Sun
5:00 PM IST
Key speaker: Dr Lakshmy Ravi
The fourth ventricular choroid plexus has gained significant importance in recent years, with extensive research focused on its visualization. Researchers have coined different names for the fourth ventricle CP, and in the future, its visualization will likely become an integral part of posterior fossa evaluation. This lecture discusses the current concepts regarding this entity and its significance in routine practice.
Online (Free registration)
02 Jun Sun
5:00 PM IST
Key speaker: Dr Hari Kishan and Dr Uma Ram
Liver disease in pregnancy poses challenges around both diagnosis and management. The conditions often result in increased perinatal both in maternal morbidity and mortality.
The webinar will focus on the approach to hepatic dysfunction in pregnancy. It will also discuss issues around intrahepatic cholestasis.
Managing liver disorders in pregnancy is always a challenge. This webinar will give an overview of the approach to these conditions followed by management of intrahepatic cholestasis.
Online (Free registration)
09 Jun Sun
5:00 PM IST
Key speaker: Dr Chaitanya Nagori
Recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL) can be socially stigmatized and leads to significant stress for couples. Even in societies where it's not stigmatized, uncertainty about reproductive outcomes can cause immense frustration. Unfortunately, about 50% of RPL cases lack a clear cause, making diagnosis and treatment challenging. This talk will delve into the causes, relevant investigations, and treatment strategies for RPL. Drawing on both literature evidence and the speaker's extensive 30 years of experience in patient care, the aim is to provide clarity and effective management options for this complex condition.
Online (Free registration)
16 Jun Sun
5:00 PM IST
Moderator: Dr Mala Sibal
Case presentations: Alumni Doctors
Experts: Prof Lil Valentin, Dr Gayathri Karthik, Dr Dr Anbukkani Subbian
Adnexal masses can range from physiological to benign neoplastic to malignant. Diagnosing adnexal masses is crucial for appropriate management. Ultrasound is the primary modality for evaluating adnexal masses. In this webinar, we will go beyond ultrasound description of adnexal masses to using IOTA models to assess whether they are benign or malignant, and employing pattern recognition to predict the likely histopathology of the mass. Join us as we learn from real-life cases of adnexal masses, from presentation to diagnosis.
Online (Free registration)
26 May Sun
12:00 PM IST
Journal Article: Dr Deepa Chinnapolu
PPT presentation: Dr Harini Balakrishna
Online (Free registration for Fetal Medicine and Obstetric Ultrasound Alumni members only)
11 Aug Sun
2:00 PM IST
Speakers: Alumni Doctors
Guest speaker: Dr Sonal Panchal
Online (Free registration for Gynecological Ultrasound Alumni members only)