ISUOG Podcast

Pregnancy complications is an ISUOG Congress topic in spotlight for 2026! As such, in this episode of the ISUOG Podcast, Prof. Francesc Figueras and A/Prof. Daniele Di Mascio zone in on one particular pregnancy complication - fetal growth restriction (FGR).

In honour of Adenomyosis Awareness Month 2026, two experts in the field, A/Prof. Tina Tellum and Dr Joel Naftalin came together on the ISUOG Podcast to discuss a condition that until 2012 had very little academic literature on it. The two discuss the progress in the field in the last 14 years, the complexities of under and over diagnosis, its affect on fertility, how to deal with asymptomatic patients and much more.

Please note that speakers' views are their own and not intended to be taken as advice.

Prof. Simon Meagher from Melbourne and Prof. Rabih Chaoui from Berlin are joined in the latest episode of the ISUOG Podcast to discuss the importance of obstetricians and sonographers being able to accurately scan the fetal heart, ahead of the ISUOG Fetal cardiology conference, taking place in May 2026.
Speakers' views are their own and not intended to be taken as advice.

February 2026 is Congenital Heart Disease Awareness Month. With an introduction from the Chair of the Every Little Heart Matters Oversight Group, Prof. Katia Bilardo, the editors of the recent Virtual Issue on Congenital Heart Disease, Prof. Anita Moon-Grady and Dr Taisto Sarkola are joined in an academic discussion on CHD. They consider regional detection rates, key articles from the Virtual Issue on Congenital Heart Disease, AI, fetal MRI, ethical decisions in severe cases, ultrasound's role in low-resource settings and future directions of research.
Please note that all opinions are their own and not intended to be taken as advice.

ISUOG Trustee, Prof. Fatima Crispi, joins with one of her former patients Ares Alma to discuss the full story of a mother faced with a life-changing diagnosis for her unborn child. Together, they provide both the patient and professional perspectives and remind listeners of the importance of early detection. Find out more about our global initiative, Every Little Heart Matters: https://www.isuog.org/every-little-heart-matters.html
Speakers' views are their own and are not intended to be taken as advice.