Fetal Ultrasonography

Fetal ultrasound can be used to teach students and healthcare professionals about fetal development and anatomy. It can also be used to demonstrate how fetal ultrasound technology works and how to interpret the images produced. The procedure involves applying a special gel to the mother's abdomen and using a device called a transducer to send sound waves into
the body. These sound waves bounce back off the developing fetus and are converted into images that can be viewed on a screen.

Fetal ultrasound can provide valuable information about the size, position, and health of the developing fetus. It can also be used to detect any abnormalities or potential health issues. Ultrasound can be performed at different stages of pregnancy, including the first trimester, second trimester, and third trimester. There are different types of fetal ultrasound, including a standard ultrasound, 3D ultrasound, and 4D ultrasound.

A standard ultrasound produces two-dimensional images of the fetus, while a 3D ultrasound creates a three-dimensional image, and a 4D ultrasound adds the element of time, creating a live video of the fetus. Fetal ultrasound is considered safe for both the mother and the developing fetus. It is commonly used by obstetricians and gynecologists as a routine part of prenatal care to monitor fetal growth and development and identify any potential complications.

Course Content

1. Fetal Ultrasound 

• Lecture 1 | Fetal Ultrasound -Technique of Fetal USG in Second and Third Trimester
• Lecture 2 | Fetal Ultrasound Routine Measurements in Second and Third Trimester
• Lecture 3 | Fetal Ultrasound – Additional USG Measurements Parameters in Second And Third Trimester 
• Lecture 4 | etal Ultrasound – Techniques of TVS Scan and Cervical Incompetence
• Lecture 5 | Fetal Ultrasound Amniotic Fluid Assessment