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17th World Congress on Ultrasound in and Gynecology 7–11 October 2007, Florence, Italy

Final Program

19 crediti ECM italiana EACCME credits applied for

Organised by The International Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology www.isuog.org Venue floor plans

Key: Sponsor activities Gynecology sessions entrance and PALAZZO DEGLI AFFARI registration Exhibition Poster rooms PDA Obstetrics sessions Meeting Rooms

PALAZZO DEI CONGRESSI PDC LIMONAIA VENUE FLOOR PLANS / WELCOME MESSAGE Welcome message

Dear colleagues, It is a pleasure and an honour for us to host for the first time ISUOG’s World Congress in Italy, in one of its most enchanting and beautiful cities, Florence. We are proud to announce that in this edition, as in those of the past few years, we have broken all records in terms of abstract submissions and subscriptions: we have received over 1000 abstracts and are expecting more than 1700 delegates from all over the world. On behalf of ISUOG, we thank all of you for your trust and enthusiasm and we assure you that we will do our best to make your stay in Florence unforgettable. There will be six pre-congress courses covering key aspects of our discipline, from fetal echocardiography and neurosonology to 3D, Doppler and gynaecologic ultrasound. The scientific program includes parallel sessions, debates and, based on the success of similar events in the past world congresses, some fun sessions such as role- plays and “Who wants to be an ultrasound millionaire”. The main sessions incorporate the ever popular live scan demonstrations of normal ultrasound findings by leading world experts, including new ‘tips and tricks’ for particular investigations. One parallel stream will be translated into Italian and will form the basis for Italian CME participation. We will also try to make the social program as pleasurable for you as the scientific one, with possibilities to make unforgettable excursions to splendid Tuscany sites, leaving at the same time the opportunity to profit from an escape to some of the most important outlets from world renowned Italian fashion designers as Prada or Gucci. The Congress party will be held in a romantic and beautiful 17th century aristocratic Palazzo on the Arno banks where Italian gourmet delicacies will be served. On behalf of our Scientific and Meeting Planning Committees, we are honoured to welcome you all here in Florence.

Enrico Ferrazzi, Dario Paladini, Gianluigi Pilu Organising Committees CONTENTS ISUOG President Contents ● K. Hecher, Germany Congress Co-Chairmen, Italy Program (general) ● E. Ferrazzi ● D. Paladini ● G. Pilu Critical dates and times 2 Local Organising Committee, Italy ● D. Arduini Program orientation 2 ● F. Branconi ● M. Coccia Program at a glance 6 ● V. D’Addario ● T. Frusca Posters at a glance 8 ● U. Nicolini ● G. Monni Invited speaker declarations 9 ● N. Rizzo ● P. Scollo ● F. Severi CME accreditation 9 ● F. Taddei ● A. Testa Chairperson, speaker and poster presenter guidelines 10 ● T. Todros ● P. Volpe ISUOG Meeting Planning Program (in detail) Committee ● A. Tabor, Denmark (Chair) Pre-Congress courses – Sunday 7 October 2007 11 ● A. Abuhamad, USA ● T. Bourne UK Program – Monday 8 October 2007 16 ● J. Copel, USA ● A. Gagnon, Canada Posters – Monday 8 October 2007 23 ● K. Hecher, Germany ● K. Nicolaides UK ● D. Nyberg, USA Program – Tuesday 9 October 2007 33 ● G. Pilu, Italy ● L. Platt, USA Posters – Tuesday 9 October 2007 40 ● Y. Ville, France ISUOG Scientific Committee Program – Wednesday 10 October 2007 46 ● A. Baschat, USA (Chair) ● B. Benacerraf, USA Posters – Wednesday 10 October 2007 54 ● C. Bilardo, Netherlands ● T. Bourne, UK Program – Thursday 11 October 2007 61 ● E. Ferrazzi, Italy ● S. Goldstein, USA ● K. Mars˘ál, Sweden Posters – Thursday 11 October 2007 65 ● K. Nicolaides, UK ● A. Papageorghiou, UK ● B. Thilaganathan, UK Industry ● D. Timmerman, Belgium ● L. Valentin, Sweden Exhibition floor plan and list of exhibitors 4 ● Y. Ville, France ● S. Yagel, Israel Sponsors’ activities 70 Executive Director Exhibitor profiles 72 ● S. Johnson, UK ISUOG Secretariat Unit 4 Blythe Mews, Blythe Road, Social program 78 London W14 0HW, UK Tel: +44 (0) 20 7471 9955 Fax: +44 (0) 20 7471 9959 ISUOG business meetings 79 Email: [email protected] Website: www.isuog.org General information 79

1 CRITICAL DATES AND TIMES / PROGRAM ORIENTATION ● ● ground floorofthe preparationroomwillbelocatedin9onthe The speakers’ before) toensurethattheirpresentationisincluded. the sessioninwhichtheyaretobepresented(andideallyday preparation roomatleastfourhourspriortothecommencementof Speakers 09:30–13:00 09:30–17:00 09:30–17:00 09:30–17:00 Thursday 11 October2007 Wednesday 10October2007 Tuesday 9October2007 Monday 8October2007 The exhibitionwillbelocatedinthe 08:00–13:30 08:00–17:30 08:00–17:30 07:30–17:30 Thursday 11 October2007 07:30–20:00 Wednesday 10October2007 Tuesday 9October2007 Monday 8October2007 Sunday 7October2007 The openingtimesare: Piazza Adua. The registrationareaisattheentrancetoCongressbuildingin ● ● 08:00–13:00 08:00–17:30 08:00–17:30 08:00–17:30 Thursday 11 October2007 15:00–18:00 Wednesday 10October2007 Tuesday 9October2007 Monday 8October2007 Sunday 7October2007 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● paes preparationroomopeninghours Speakers’ Exhibition openinghours Registration openinghours restriction asitisimposedforthesafeyandcomfortofallattendees. we willhavetoturnanyoneawayfromthesessionhallswhoisnotwearingavalidbadge.We askyoupleaseto beunderstandin that youkeepyourbadgesafeandwearitatalltimesduringtheCongress.Duetohighnumberofdelegatesin You willbegivenanamebadgewhenyouregisterwhichalsocontainsallyouressentialticketsandaccesspasses.Pleasemake Identification badges Program orientation Critical datesandtimes Buildings ( read throughallsessionsofsimilartimetodecidewhichbestsuits yourneeds. The PDA Rooms ineachbuildingarelistedbybuilding,floorandroom.For example, The session willreceive certificatesandwillbeformally acknowledgedinthe All oralposter(chaired discussion)sessionswillbe judgedwithintheirsubjectcategories. The best oralposterpresenters areas. The exhibitionopensat09:30each dayintimeforthemorningcoffee break. All refreshmentbreaksarelocatedwithintheexh There areallocatedchairedposter discussiontimesfororalpostersessions(OP)at10:00daily. in thededicatedposterareas. numbers–youcanusethesebothtolocatetheoriginalabstracts andtofindthereleva view onlypostersarereferenced as‘P’ n The postertitlesarelistedinthepagesimmediatelyfollowing day oforalsessions.Oralpostersarereferencedas‘OP’ the scientificdatainsamesubjectarea. time:theseareliveupdatesonthelatesttechniquesandtechnologiesinfieldwhi Some ofthesessionsinclude‘livescan’ number listednexttothem:youcanusethisreferthe Abstract bookinyourcongressbagandthedetailedabstract. (pos (oralposter)orP All presentationswhicharesupportedbyfreecommunicationabstracts haveanOC(oralcommunication),OP In allposterandoralpresentationlistingsthepresentingauthorname isunderlined. 2 program ataglance program pages 1.01 (Palazzodegli Affari, firstfloor, room1). must PDC check intheirpresentationatthespeakers’ PDC and PDA , openinghoursareasfollows: give youthedetailedchronologicallistingofevents–pleasenote thatallsessionsruninparallelsoyouwillneedto swl sdy r oorcddt sityui nvgtn’theprogram. ) aswelldaysarecolourcodedtoassistyouin‘navigating’ gives youanoutlinetoeachday’s eventsincludinglocations,titlesandtimes,refreshmentbreaks. 09:30–12:00 PDA and the PDA PDC PDC : to page79ofthisbrochure. For detailsofscheduledISUOGCommitteemeetings,pleaserefer PDC Tuesday 9Octoberat15:30 invited toattendthe AGM. All fullypaiddelegatesareenrolledasISUOGmembersand Auditorium, the The scientificprogramsessionswilltakeplaceinthe is included. attend thespeakerpreparationroomtoconfirmtheirpresentation included iftheywerenotreceivedinadvance.Presentersshould The organiserscannotguaranteethatPowerPointposterscanbe hrdy1 coe 0708:30–13:30 Poster sessionstakeplaceinthe 08:30–18:00 08:30–17:35 08:30–18:10 Thursday 11 October2007 Wednesday 10October2007 Tuesday 9October2007 Monday 8October2007 Sessions willtakeplaceduringthefollowingtimes: each session. Please refertotheprogramforexactlocationandtimingsof Thursday. Chairedposterdiscussionstakeplacedailyat10:00. 09:00–17:00 MondaytoWednesday, and09:00–13:30on the ISUOG Annual GeneralMeeting(AGM) ISUOG meetings Scientific programhours Ultrasound inObstetrics &Gynecology PDA Auditorium PDC (first, secondandthirdfloors).Viewing isavailablefrom G.01 (PalazzodeiCongressi,groundfloor, room1); PDA Basement andthe PDC (ground andfirstfloor) PDA Journal. Second Floor. in each PDC tendance, umbers and ch support ibition nt posters g ofthis sure ter) VENUE FLOOR PLANS Venue floor plans

Key: Sponsor activities Gynecology sessions entrance and PALAZZO DEGLI AFFARI Exhibition Poster rooms registration PDA Obstetrics sessions Meeting Rooms

PALAZZO DEI CONGRESSI PDC LIMONAIA

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3 EXHIBITOR LISTING AND FLOOR PLANS oge BBInternationalVasa PreviaFoundationInc. B Italian ECMdeskandtranslationreceiverdistribution E Futuremeetingsdesk C Congrex AB A Exhibitor listing:lettered stands Exhibitor listingandfloorplans 4 Lower levelsPalazzodeiCongressi EXHIBITOR LISTING AND FLOOR PLANS Exhibitor listing and floor plans

Ground floor Palazzo degli Affari

First floor Palazzo degli Affari

Exhibitor listing: numbered stands Company Stand no. Company Stand no. PDA PDC PDA PDC Aloka Holding Europe AG 31 24 Karl Strorz GmbH & Co.KG 17 Astraia Software GmbH 18 Medison Co. Ltd 36 25 Ashva Technologies 6 Mindray 1–3 Bi-Tech srl 8 PerkinElmer Life and Analytical Sciences 14 Brahms Aktiengesellschaft 30a 28 Philips Medical Systems 39 26 Cook Medical 9 Shantou Institute of Ultrasonic Instruments 13 ContextVision AB 19 Siemens AG Medical Systems 32 21 Emmeci Sistemi Informatici 15 Socrate Medical s.r.l. 4–5 Esaote S.p.A. 33 23 TOMAAdvanced Biomedical Assays 7 Finderm Farmaceutici 16 Toshiba Medical Systems Europe BV 30b 27 GE Healthcare Gardens 37 22 Ultrasonix Medical Corporation 11–12 Informa Healthcare 10 Wisepress Online Bookshop 29 ISUOG 38a ZONARE Medical Systems, Inc. (USA) & ZONARE 38b Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers (P) Ltd 20 Medical Systems GmbH

Please see detailed exhibitor profiles on pages 72 to 77 for more information about the companies listed.

5 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE Monday 8October2007 Tuesday 9October 2007 Sunday 7October2007 16:00–17:30 09:00–10:00 08:30 15:30–16:00 14:00–15:30 12:30–14:00 11:00–12:30 12:30–14:00 11:00–12:30 10:30–11:00 10:00 08:30–10:00 10:30–11:00 10:00 09:00–17:00 19:30 14:00–15:30 17:30–21:30 16:30–18:00 ISUOGAGM 16:00–16:30 15:30–16:00 Program ataglance 6 ea coadorpy from2Dexamination Fetal echocardiography: aneuploidy at11–14 weeksI Diagnosis offetalanomalies rm2 xmnto to3D/4Dtechnology from 2Dexamination o3/Dtcnlg andMRI to 3D/4Dtechnology ea coadorpy Twins Fetal echocardiography: The fetalanomalyscan sponsored bySiemens sponsored byMedison Siemens symposium CHD andextracardiac sponsored by Toshiba sponsored by Toshiba Fetal neurosonologyI sponsored by ALOKA sponsored byPhillips sponsored byPhilips PDA The 16weeksscan Live demonstration Live demonstration Live demonstration Live demonstration Live demonstration Live demonstration Live demonstration echocardiography PDC PDC Back tothefuture GE symposium trs0:5Fetalneurosonology: Starts 09:15 at 11–14 weeks (12:45–13:45) (12:45–13:45) Screening for: at 20weeks anomalies Early fetal Basement Auditorium Auditorium COFFEE &POSTERVIEWING COFFEE &POSTERVIEWING COFFEE &POSTERVIEWING COFFEE &POSTERVIEWING LUNCH &POSTERVIEWING UC OTRVEIGGE LUNCH &POSTERVIEWING PDA Fetal growthanomaliesII cenn o nuliyTVSinassistedreproduction Screening foraneuploidy Symposium onsafetyof diagnostic ultrasound igotcivsv Themenopausal Diagnostic invasive (in conjunctionwith RLSSIN OTRVEIGALDAY POSTERVIEWING ALL SESSIONS ORAL RLSSIN OTRVEIGALDAY POSTERVIEWING ALL SESSIONS ORAL borderline findings t1–4wesI –jointESHREsession at 11–14 weeksII 2nd floor PDA PDA Fetal growth Dealing with in obstetrics anomalies I rcdrsendometrium procedures WFUMB) 2nd floor 2nd floor MRI h 11 ek nwopruiiso ope ultrasoundinto ofDoppler newopportunities The 11–14 weeks trs0:0i yeooy–ApiainFitting3D Application ingynecology– Starts 09:30 PDA Congress Party–Palazzo Borghese.SponsoredbyMedison cnfrgnclgclutaon yourpractice ultrasound forgynecological scan in gynecology, videoand Scanning asymptomatic Complimentary imaging endometriosis –joint Interactive session: practical aspectsof 2.A Early pregnancy2: Early pregnancyI: U andectopic PUL PDA PDA Pelvic painand case examples endometriosis SEGI session ultrasound and deep women Chaired posterdiscussions–sponsoredbyMedison Basement Basement Chaired posterdiscussions–sponsoredbyMedison 3D ultrasound PDC imaging G.Onice (10:00–10:45) Ground Ground lo lo lo lo lo floor floor floor floor floor floor lo lo lo lo floor floor floor floor floor (10:00–10:45) PDC PDC s n s n 3rd 2nd 1st 2nd 1st s s n 3rd 2nd 1st 1st PDC 2. SalaVerde PDA D PDA PDA aelt dcto Hospitalitysuites Satellite education PDC Verde PDC Sala 2. 2.02 areas dcto ra suites education areas EIO IMN PHILIPS SIEMENS MEDISON EIO SIEMENS MEDISON aelt Hospitality Satellite PDA 4 4 Opening ceremony PDC D PDA PDA .13.02 3.01 and welcome reception Auditorium PDA 3.01 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE 4 7 PDA 3.02 3.01 PDA PDA PHILIPS SIEMENS MEDISON PDA areas 2. Sala Verde PDC Satellite education Satellite education suites Hospitality PALAZZO DEGLI AFFARI DEGLI PALAZZO PDA 1st 2nd PDC UNTIL 13:30 1st 1st 2nd 3rd (BEER AND PIZZA) POSTER VIEWING LIMONAIA CLOSING CEREMONY PDC floor floor floor Ground floor floor floor floor floor Ground (10:00–10:45) registration by Medison (10:00–10:45) Basement Basement Chaired poster discussions – sponsored by Medison Chaired poster discussions – sponsored techniques Urogynecology Chaired poster discussions – sponsored PDA PDA Imaging and the focusing on new Ovarian masses oncology patient Lessons from the Interactive case examples 2nd floor 2nd floor Obstetric ultrasound labour ward circulation II preterm labour and imaging PDA PDA Ultrasound and Abnormal uterine Ultrasound in the ORAL SESSIONS ORAL SESSIONSALL POSTER VIEWING DAY Fetal and placental Invasive procedures Fetal neurosonologyII LUNCH & POSTER VIEWING GE COFFEE & POSTER VIEWING COFFEE & POSTER VIEWING COFFEE & POSTER VIEWING PDC CHD Auditorium Auditorium

and chest circulation ultrasound Fetal airways from 2D to 3D (12:45–13:45) 4D and function IOTA trial

sponsored by GE sponsored by GE PDC PDC Skeletal anomalies Fetal and placental Live demonstration Live demonstration Live demonstration Live demonstration Live demonstration sponsored by Toshiba sponsored by Medison symposium sponsored by Medison sponsored by Siemens

Fetal echocardiography: Fetal echocardiography: The fetal face and 3D/4D

PALAZZO DEI CONGRESSI PALAZZO Obstetrics sessions Meeting Rooms Sponsor activitiesExhibition Gynecology sessions entrance and Poster rooms Program at a glance at Program 10:00 10:30–11:00 08:30–10:00 08:30–10:00 11:00–13:30 16:00–17:30 15:30–16:00 10:00 10:30–11:00 11:00–12:30 12:30–14:00 14:00–15:30 Key: Venue floor plan Venue Thursday 11 October 2007 Thursday 11 Wednesday 10 October 2007 10 October Wednesday POSTERS AT A GLANCE –Postersareavailableforviewingallday P –OralPostersarepresentedat10:00andavailableforviewingallday OP 11 October Thursday 10 October Wednesday 9 October Tuesday 8 October Monday Postersession Day Posters ataglance 8 POP24:FetaltherapyII OP POP21:Fetalanomalyscan OP POP07:Firsttrimesterultrasoundexamination OP POP06:CHDdiagnosisandoutcome OP POP17:Endometriumandabnormalbleeding OP OP11: Fertility, pelvicpainandendometriosis OP POP16:Ovarianmasses OP OP12:Fetalheartand4D OP OP10:TwinsI OP POP23:Urogynecology OP OP15:TwinsII OP OP09: The secondtrimestermalformationscanandanomaliesoftheface OP POP20:FetalDoppler OP OP14:UterinearteryDoppler OP OP08:Fetalbiometry OP POP04&OP05:Earlypregnancy OP POP03:MRI OP POP02:FetaltherapyI OP POP01:MaternalDoppler OP OP OP19:Pretermdelivery OP OP18:Fetalcardiacfunction OP OP13:FetalNeurosonography OP OP22:UltrasoundinLabour OP P45:Fetalechocardiography andCHDIII P P39:FetalechocardiographyandCHDII P38:FetalneurosonographyII P P37:FetalneurosonographyI P P36:Twins P P35:Fertility, pelvicpainandendometriosis P P34:Biometry, umbilicalcordandplacenta P P33:Fetalskeleton P P P50:Firsttrimesterscreeningforsyndromesandmalformations P49:UltrasoundinLabour P P32:FetalechocardiographyandCHDI P P31:FirsttrimesterscreeningforDownsyndrome P P30:MRI P P28&P29:Earlypregnancy P P27: Abnormalities oftheplacentaandumbilicalcord P P26:Fetalabdomen P P P44:Chromosomalabnormalities andsyndromes P43:Ovarianmasses P P42:Endometriumand abnormalbleeding P P41:UterinearteryDoppler P P40:Fetalfaceandthorax P P P51:Fetal Therapy P48:Urogynecology P P47:Prenataldiagnosisandfetalsexdetermination P P46:FetalCirculation P P OP25: FirsttrimesterscreeningforDown syndromeandabnormal and abdomen pregnancy outcome 10:00–10:45 10:00–10:45 Discussion 10:00–10:45 10:00–10:45 time PDC Viewing: PDC PDC PDA Viewing: Room Viewing: Presentation: PDC PDA Viewing: Presentation: PDA Presentation: PDA PDA PDC PDC PDA PDA PDA PDC PDC PDA PDC PDA PDC PDC PDA PDA PDC PDA PDC PDC PDC Presentation: PDA PDA PDC PDA PDC PDC PDC PDC PDA PDA PDC PDA PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC 2.02 2.02 2. SalaVerde 3.A 1.04 3.A 2.B 2.B 3.B G.Onice G.Onice 1.A 3.A 3.A 1.04 G.05 2.B 1.01 1.A G.04 2.03 1.A 3.A 1.04 2.B 1.01 G.05 G.04 2.B 3.B G.Onice 1.A 1.05 1.01 G.05 G.04 1.A 3.A G.Onice 1.A 2. SalaVerde 2.03 1.01 G.05 G.04 PDC PDC PDC PDC PDA PDA PDA PDA 1.01 1.01 1.01 1.01 Basement Basement Basement Basement INVITED SPEAKER DECLARATIONS / LIST OF INVITED FACULTY Invited speaker declarations

The following declarations and affiliations have been notified: J. Abramowicz Consultant for Philips Medical Systems. No financial relations. B. Benoit Using supplied scanning system from GE. J. Copel Equipment loans provided to Yale University from GE and Philips. J. Deprest Uses donated equipment from Karl Storz and GE for research purposes. T. D’Hooghe Current/past advisor or Consultant to MerckSerono, Ferring, Organon, Ipsen, Valeo Medical and Pronata. H. Dietz Equipment loans from GE Medical and B+K Ultrasound. S. Goldstein Serves on the Gynecology Advisory Boards of Eli Lilly, GlaxoSmithKline, Merck, Novo Nordisk and Pfizer. Consultant for Cook Ob/Gyn and Philips Ultrasound. Director of SonoSite, Inc. A. Kratochwill Cooperation with GE, organising courses for theoretical and practical application of 3D/4D Sonography in Vienna known as VISUS courses. W. Lee Consultant for GE Healthcare, Philips Medical Systems and Siemens Medical Solutions, all with limited research support. C. Lees Uses Siemens and GE loan machines for teaching purposes. T. Nelson Equipment loan from Philips Medical Systems. W. Sepulveda Recipient of a Grant Agreement with Medison Co. for educational and training purposes. Includes equipment loan from Medison and sponsorship for participation in international congresses and courses. P. Setti Serves on the Serono International SA Advisory Board. B. Tutschek Equipment loan from GE Medical Systems for a scientific project unrelated to and not presented at this Congress. P. Volpe Has been an invited speaker of GE and Aloka.

CME 19 Italian CME credits have been assigned for the Congress. In order to obtain the credits, please report to the CME (ECM) desk in the Passi Perduti. You will be given three documents to complete and return at the end of the Congress: 1. A self declaration of being present at whole event (with the exception of pre-Congress courses) 2. An evaluation form relating to the scientific quality of the event 3. A list of scientific questions UEMS Accreditation by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME) was in process at the time of print. Please contact the registration desk on-site for updated information. EACCME credits are recognised across Europe and North America and can be exchanged for their national equivalent by contacting your National CME authority. EACCME credits are recognised by the American Medical Association (AMA) towards the Physician’s Recognition Award (PRA).

List of invited faculty J. Abramowicz, USA I. Cetin, Italy L. Guibaud, France K. Nicolaides, UK A. Steensma, Netherlands A. Abuhamad, USA R. Chaoui, Germany M. Hansmann, Germany J. Nizard, France M. Stratmeyer, USA G. Acharya, Norway C. Chapron, France K. Hecher, Germany D. Nyberg, USA A. Tabor, Denmark J. Alcázar, Spain M. Coccia, Italy J. Hobbins, USA D. Paladini, Italy F. Taddei, Italy Z. Alfirevic, UK G. Condous, Australia I. Jacobs, UK A. Papageorghiou, UK A. Testa, Italy D. Arduini, Italy J. Copel, USA P. Jeanty, USA L. Pasquini, Italy B. Thilaganathan, UK S. Barnett, Australia A. Czekierdowski, Czech Republic D. Jurkovic, UK G. Pennati, Italy I. Timor-Tritsch, USA A. Baschat, USA T. D’ Hooghe, Belgium E. Kirk, UK F. Petraglia, Italy D. Timmerman, Belgium C. Battaglia, Italy V. D’Addario, Italy T. Kiserud, Norway G. Pilu, Italy C. Tomassetti, Belgium M. Bellotti, Italy J. Deprest, Belgium A. Kratochwil, Austria L. Platt, USA T. Todros, Italy B. Benacerraf, USA G. DeVore, USA W. Lee, USA F. Prefumo, Italy A. Toi, Canada B. Benoit, France H. Dietz, Australia C. Lees, UK N. Raine-Fenning, UK B. Trudinger, Australia T. Bignardi, Italy S. Eik-Nes, Norway F. Leone, Italy S. Rigano, Italy B. Tutschek, Germany C. Bilardo, Netherlands E. Epstein, Sweden D. Levine, USA A. Righini, Italy F. Ubaldi, Italy H. Blaas, Norway J. Espinoza, USA G. Malinger, Israel G. Rizzo, Italy H. Valensise, Italy C. Bottomley, UK C. Exacoustos, Italy F. Malone, Republic of Ireland N. Rizzo, Italy L. Valentin, Sweden T. Bourne, UK E. Ferrazzi, Italy I. Manyonda, UK R. Romero, USA T. Van den Bosch, Belgium F. Branconi, Italy M. Fontanarosa, Italy G. Mari, USA L. Savelli, Italy Y. Ville, France C. Brezinka, Austria T. Frusca, Italy K. Mars˘ál, Sweden G. Scarselli, Italy P. Volpe, Italy P. Calda, Czech Republic A. Gagnon, Canada P. Martinelli, Italy P. Scollo, Italy K. Wojdermann, Denmark S. Campbell, UK T. Ghi, Italy G. Monni, Italy W. Sepulveda, Chile S. Yagel, Israel J. Carvalho, UK S. Goldstein, USA T. Nelson, USA P. Setti, Italy E. Zupi, Italy G. Cerri, Brazil E. Gratacós, Spain A. Ngu, Australia F. Severi, Italy

The attendance of Professor S. Eik-Nes and Dr. E. Gratacós at this World Congress has been generously supported by

9 CHAIRPERSON, SPEAKER AND POSTER PRESENTER GUIDELINES ● ● ● ● ● of theirpresentationsstatethisbeforelecture that speakerswhospecificallyobjecttoaudio/videorecording responsibility forthirdpartyrecordingsoflectures. participants areaskednottodoso,ISUOGcantakeno sessions tolistenagainoncetheyareoffsite. Although It isincreasinglydifficult topreventindividualsfromrecording preparationroom. speakers’ questions, pleaseaddressthemtotheCongressstaff inthe to youractivities.If,afterreadingtheguidelines,youhaveany Please notethattheremaybeseveralsectionswhicharerelevant session, itisessentialthatyourefertotheguidelinesbelow. If youarechairingasession,orpresentinginanoralposter ● ● ● ● ● Applicable tochairpersonsonly Chairpersons andspeakers:generalnotes Speakers andposterpresenters Chairperson, speakerandposterpresenterguidelines your talkandpleasedosopromptly. other scheduledspeakersifyouareaskedtoconclude request thatthespeakerstop.Pleasebeconsiderateof overrun theywillbeinterruptedbythechairpersonwho count downdisplayedonscreen.Shouldaspeaker must adheretothetimeallocatedthem.Therewillbea The programscheduleisextremelytightsoallspeakers presentations withthesessiontofield. review thesubjectandoverallcontributionofscientific If youhavebeenaskedtogiveasessionoverview, youshould your session. look attheprogramcloselyfordetailsofdiscussiontimesin Discussion timehasbeenallocatedtoeachsessionsoplease members whodonothaveEnglishastheirfirstlanguage. speak slowlyandclearlythroughout. This willassistaudience All presentationsmustbeinEnglish.Pleaseensurethatyou session. and inorderforthechairpersontoconfirmformat minutes beforethestartofsessiontointroduceyourselves, Please ensurethatyoumeetatthefrontofsessionhall15 October at08:00inthe briefingsessiononMonday8 There willbeachairpersons’ be available. technicianfromtheaudio-visualteamwillalso of thesession. A will assistwithanyrequirements you mayhavefortherunning There willbeahost/hostessassignedtothesessionhallwho specific permissionfromthespeakers. that therecordingofsessionsisprohibitedunlesstheyhave mobile phonesandpagers.Pleasealsoremindtheaudience At thestartofsession,pleaseaskaudiencetoturnoff all will relyonprecisetimingastheymoveacrosssessions. dramatically fromtheadvertisedprogrambecausedelegates However please,asfarpossible,trynottodeviate speakers arepresent,pleasemoveforwardwiththeprogram. in theadditionaltimewithdiscussion,orprovidedallother Should aspeakernotarriveforhis/herpresentation,pleasefill moderate discussion presentation timesaslistedintheprogramandtodirect It isyourresponsibilitytoensurestrictadherence attend. 10 PDC auditorium. Pleaseensureyou We request . hrdy1 coe 070:01:010:00–10:45 PosterOral 09:00–13:30 Poster Thursday 11 October2007 Wednesday 10October2007 Day ● ● ● ● usa coe 070:01:010:00–10:45 09:00–17:00 Tuesday 9October2007 Monday 8October2007 ● ● ● ● ● ● Applicable tospeakersonly sessions) only Applicable tooralposterpresenters(chaireddiscussion PowerPoint posters:generalnotes will notbekept,usedagain,recordedorotherwisereproduced. Presentations willbedestroyedattheendofCongressand session area. continuous rollingloopwithintherelevantthemedposter On thedayofpresentation,posterswillbepresentedona their presentationhasbeenincluded. preparation roomthedaybeforetheirpresentationtocheck All PowerPointposterpresentersshouldreporttothespeaker in advance. that PowerPointposterscanbeincludediftheyarenotreceived advance oftheCongress. The Organiserscannotguarantee Presenters shouldhaveemailedtheirPowerPointslidesin focus onlyonyourNEWdata. necessary. 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Ifyouarepresentingfromyourlaptopstillneed Presentation directfromalaptopisonlypermissibleifpre- the lecturehall. with theaudio-visualstaff priortothepresentationbeingsent their presentation.Speakerscanthencheckpresentation which theyareduetopresentand,preferably, thedaybefore least fourhourspriortothecommencementofsessionin preparationroomat All speakersmustreporttothespeakers’ start timeforthediscussiongroup. the relevantposterroomatleast10minutespriortolisted viewing inanalternatelocation).Presentersshouldarriveat poster discussionsessionsaresometimesdisplayedfor the schedulebelowfordisplaytimes(pleasenotethat presentation inyourabstractacceptanceletter. Pleasereferto You willhavebeenpreviouslyinformedofthedayyourposter back ofthehallduetofireregulations. Please notethatdelegateswillnotbepermittedtostandatthe ensure thebestuseoftime. start ofthesessionastohowyouwishmanagequestions microphones forquestions.Pleasedirecttheaudienceat discussions. Delegateswillneedtowaitbehindthe There willbestandingmicrophoneswithineachhallfor ipa ie discussiontimes display times PRE-CONGRESS COURSES Program – Sunday 7 October 2007 Pre-Congress courses

Course 1 Fetal echocardiography: from 2D examination to 3D/4D technology PDA Basement Course directors: R. Chaoui (Germany); D. Paladini (Italy) Course objectives: At the end of the course the participants are expected to be able to: 1. Recognize the basic settings needed to correctly assess the fetal heart, both in a screening and in a diagnostic setting; 2. Know the content of the document on the guidelines for fetal cardiac screening proposed by the ISUOG Fetal Echocardiography Task Force; 3. Know how to perform a comprehensive screening of congenital heart disease and be aware of the different methods proposed in the literature with advantages and disadvantages; 4. Recognize the echocardiographic features of major congenital heart diseases; 5. Recognize the diagnostic role of Color Doppler in the detection of congenital heart disease; 6. Recognize the differential aneuploidy risk associated with major congenital heart diseases in the ; 7. Have a basic knowledge of the outcomes of the different congenital heart disease; 8. Recognize the possible role of 4D-echocardiography in the diagnosis of congenital heart disease in the fetus; 09:15 Registration 09:25 Introduction R. Chaoui (Germany) 09:30 ISUOG Basic Cardiac Screening Guidelines W. Lee (USA) 09:50 Indication to fetal echo B. Tutschek (Germany) 10:10 How to adjust the real-Time image and the color Doppler presetting for a proper cardiac scan R. Chaoui (Germany) 10:30 Fetal arrhythmias J. Copel (USA) 10:50 Coffee 11:20 The planes in fetal echo and their accuracy S. Yagel (Israel) 11:40 Color and Pulsed Wave Doppler echocardiography A. Abuhamad (USA) 12:00 Malformations detected in the 4CV R. Chaoui (Germany) 12:30 Discussion 13:00–14:00 Lunch 14:00 Malformations detected in the outflow tract views D. Paladini (Italy) 14:30 Early fetal echocardiography – technique and indications R. Chaoui (Germany) 14:50 The perinatal management of ductus-dependent CHD D. Paladini (Italy) 15:10 “Whazzthat?” case presentation and self assessment quizzes R. Chaoui (Germany); D. Paladini (Italy) 16:40 Final discussion and conclusion of the course 17:00 Close

Course 2 Fetal neurosonology: from 2D examination to 3D/4D technology and PDA 2nd floor magnetic resonance imaging Course directors: G. Malinger (Israel); I. Timor-Tritsch (USA) Course objectives: At the end of the course, the participants are expected to: 1. Know the different approaches and basic planes used in the evaluation of the fetal brain. 2. Be able to recognize the brain structures depicted during the basic and during the detailed neurosonographic examinations. 3. Recognize the rapid changes occurring in the fetal brain during the 1st trimester of pregnancy 4. Know how to perform a detailed neurosonographic examination for the diagnosis of CNS anomalies. 5. Understand the role of 3D ultrasound and fetal brain MRI in the diagnosis of CNS anomalies. 6. Recognize the ultrasonographic features of congenital and acquired brain diseases. 7. Have a basic knowledge of the outcomes of the different CNS malformations and insults. 8. Be able to use a simple pattern recognition method as the first step in the diagnostic process of CNS anomalies. 9. Be aware of potential pitfalls in the diagnosis of fetal brain disorders. 09:00 Sonoembryology and early diagnosis of anomalies H. Blaas (Norway) 09:30 The normal fetal brain. 2DUS, 3DUS, MRI. I. Timor-Tritsch (USA) 10:15 Mild Ventriculomegaly I. Timor-Tritsch (USA) 10:45–11:15 Coffee 11:15 Comissural anomalies G. Malinger (Israel) 11:45 Proliferation and migration disorders A. Toi (Canada) 12:30–13:30 Lunch 13:30 Prenatal insults affecting the brain G. Pilu (Italy) 14:30 Cerebellar anomalies G. Malinger (Israel)

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15:30–16:00 Coffee 16:00 Pattern recognition and causes of pitfalls in the diagnosis of CNS anomalies – interactive session G. Malinger (Israel) 17:00 Close

Course 3 The 11–14 weeks scan PDA 2.A Course director: K. Nicolaides (UK) The course will be recognised for the theoretical component of the FMF certificate of competence in the 11–14 week scan. The course will include a series of interactive lectures and practical demonstration. Program topics: PRE-CONGRESS COURSES 1 Screening for Trisomy 21 2 Screening for other chromosomal abnormalities 3 Screening and early diagnosis of cardiac abnormalities 4 Screening and early diagnosis of other fetal abnormalities 5 Screening for pre-eclampsia 6 Diagnosis and management of twin 7 Screening for fetal growth restriction 09:30 Course commences 13:00–14:00 Lunch 17:00 Close Invited speakers (Italy): C. Sachini A. Gazzoni P. Cavoretto S. Cicero G. Rembruscos F. Molina

Course 4 3D ultrasound in gynecology – new opportunities for gynecological PDC G.Onice imaging Course Directors: T. Bourne (UK); F. Leone (Italy); P. Scollo (Italy); D. Timmerman (Belgium) Course aim: To analyze the role of 3D-ultrasound in the management of common gynecological conditions seen in practice. Emphasis will be on short presentations of appropriate analysis of acquired volumes. Off-line re-analysis will encourage the course’s attendants to gain confidence with acquired volumes of different gynecological conditions. 09:00 Welcome and introduction T. Bourne (UK); P. Scollo (Italy) 09:05 Ultrasound equipment and volume acquisition Speaker TBC 09:20 Volume analysis (Multiplanar display, rendering, VOCAL, TUI, VCI, inversion mode) J. Levaillant (France) 09:40 The practical application of 3D in gynaecology B. Benacerraf (USA) 10:00 3D stored cases analysis 10:30–11:00 Coffee 11:00 Adenomyosis & Endometrial Hyperplasia F. Leone (Italy) 11:20 Submucous myoma T. Bignardi (Italy) 11:40 Urogynecology H. Dietz (Australia) 12:00 3D stored cases analysis 12:45–13:30 Lunch 13:30 Ovarian masses L. Valentin (Sweden) 14:00 Uterine neoplasms J. Alcazar (Spain) 14:20 3D stored cases analysis 15:05 Discussion 15:15–15:30 Tea 15:30 Infertility N. Raine-Fenning (UK) 15:50 Uterine malformation, D. Jurkovic (UK) 16:10 Tubal patency C. Exacoustos (Italy) 16:30 3D stored cases analysis 17:00 Close

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PRE-CONGRESS COURSES 94 Measurements 09:45 21 Commonclinical anomalies–where3DUSmakes acontribution 12:10 70 Close 17:00 92 Safety 09:25 92 Storage 09:20 15 Descriptionof normalanatomy 11:50 13 Literaturereview ofValidated Clinical Applications 11:30 15:30 13:00 00 eea lcrc–hwt efr OA measurements GeneralElectric–howtoperformVOCAL 10:00 Acquisition 09:00 TheEvolutionofVolume FlowEstimationinMaternal-FetalMedicine 09:00 04 Siemens–how toperformmulti-slicevolumereview Philips–how toimplementscanningProtocols Medison–how toperformthick-slicingimaging 10:45 10:30 Artifacts 10:15 Display 09:35 09:10 23 Lunch 12:30 Coffee 11:00 Fitting3Dultrasoundintoyourpractice Course 6 Tea 15:00 Lunch 12:00–13:00 ApplicationofDopplerultrasound Course 5 Program –Sunday7October2007 14 The TRUFFLE network:preliminaryresults. Panel DiscussionModerator: I. Cetin The innateimmuneresponseduringplacentationanditsimportanceintheestablishmentofanadequateutero-placentalcirculati Metabolic consequencesofchangesinutero-placentalbloodflow Uterine arteryDopplerandthestateof.trophoblastinvasion derived estimationsvs.invasiveassessmentinanimals–livedemo Validation ofumbilicalveinbloodflow:asystematiccomparisonDoppler- live demonstration prospectiverandomizedclinicaltrialcomparingDopplervs.cardiotochography: The TRUFFLE network. The practicalrationale– A Mathematical modellingoftheuteroplacentalandfetalcirculationsimplicationsforclinicalpractice Clinical Applications –Obstetrics Placental vasculardisease(definedbyDoppler)andendothelialpathology Volume flowintheductusvenosus The expertDopplerassessmentoftheIUGRfetus:livedemo State ofthe Art EvaluationoftheIUGR FetuswithDopplerandOtherTechniques Angiogenesis andanti-anti-angiogenesisinpre-eclampsiaintrauterinegrowthrestriction Chair: R.Romero(USA) Biological CorrelatesofChangesinDopplerWaveform Analysis andBlood Flow Why bloodflowquantitation? Chair: EnricoFerrazzi Discussion ofhowaclinicaluserwoulduseonefeaturestoimprove utilityof3DUSstudies Clinical ScanningEquipment–Vendor Demonstrations techniques, renderingmodes(surface,transparency, volumemeasurementsetc) Explain thebasicstrategybehinduseof3DUSequipment.Howtosetupand3D-ultrasoundmachinefeatures; Basic Techniques Course Directors: T. Nelson(USA);J. Abramowicz (USA);H.Blaas(Norway) You boughtit–nowwhatdoyouwithit! What havewelearnedfromobservationalstudies? Uterine arteryvolumeflowestimationinthehuman Course Directors:E.Ferrazzi(Italy);R.Romero(USA) Evaluation offetalhemodynamics:challengesandfrontiers Panel DiscussionModerator: Blood flowestimationinthefetalcirculation Vasodilatation ofthemiddlecerebralarteryandothervascularterritoriesinfetalbrain Panel DiscussionModerator: Umbilical veinflowvolumemeasurementsinthehumanfetus J. (Italy) T T J. . Nelson Abramowicz . Nelson Abramowicz T . Nelson H. Blaas (USA) (USA) T . FruscaBrescia (USA) (USA) (USA) (Norway) K. Mar R. Romero E. Ferrazzi Speaker TBC E. Merz M. Bellotti s ˘ (Italy) ál (Sweden) (Germany) (USA (Italy) T C. Lees . Kiserud (Italy) ) H. Blaas S. Rigano A. Baschat (UK) (Norway) P . Falkensammer (Norway) A. Papageorghiou G. Mari G.Acharya (Italy) (USA) B. Benoit A. Marconi E. Ferrazzi (USA) (Norway) (France) B.T (Austria) (Italy) rudinger (UK (Italy ) ) (Australia) E. Gratacós R. Romero (Spain) G. Pennati USA PDC 2.Sala Verde , Italy PDC 2.02 on

PRE-CONGRESS COURSES 15 Gardens Auditorium PDC (Italy) G. Pilu (Norway) H. Blaas (USA) (UK) (Australia) (USA) (Italy), Congress Co-Chairmen B. Benacerraf (USA) H. Dietz (Norway) S. Campbell ore (USA) , G. Pilu B. Benacerraf (Israel) (USA) (USA) G. DeV S. Eik-Nes ritsch agel Y ritsch S. (USA); imor-T , D. Paladini (Germany), ISUOG President T imor-T I. (Italy) M. Pretorius T I. Presentation of the Ian Donald Medals R. Romero E. Ferrazzi Clinical Applications – Gynecology Clinical Case review of commonly encountered anomalies – demonstrate acquisition and analysis protocol for commonly found analysis protocol for acquisition and anomalies – demonstrate of commonly encountered Case review anomaly Case review of commonly encountered anomalies – demonstrate acquisition and analysis protocol for commonly found and analysis protocol for commonly encountered anomalies – demonstrate acquisition Case review of commonly anomaly ISUOG movie Welcome K. Hecher The touch and the eye G. Pilu Chairs: A. Baschat (USA); L. Platt (USA) Chairs: (USA); B. Benacerraf (USA); S. Campbell (UK); S. Goldstein (USA); J. Hobbins (USA); Timor-Tritsch Professors: I. Jeanty (USA) P. Prefumo (Italy); J. Nizard (France); L. Pasquini (UK); F. A. Papageorghiou (UK); G. Condous (Australia); Challengers: (Denmark) K. Wojdemann

Opening ceremony and welcome reception Opening ceremony and welcome

15:45 Coffee Program – Sunday 7 October 2007 October 7 – Sunday Program 14:30 Applications Clinical Review of Validated Literature 13:45 CNS 16:30 Ovaries 13:30 Head, Face, lips and palate 16:15 Uterus 15:0515:25 Common clinical anomalies – where 3DUS makes a contribution Pelvic Floor – the new frontier 17:30 Opening ceremony 18:15 Who wants to be an ultrasound millionaire? 19:15–21.30 Drinks reception 16:4517:00 Pelvic Floor Close 14:15Placenta Extremities, 14:0014:45 Heart, Lungs Body, of normal anatomy Description MONDAY PROGRAM 92 rwhrt ewe is n eodtietradters favrepennyotoe OC02 Growthratebetweenfirstandsecondtrimestertheriskofadversepregnancyoutcome Discussion 09:23 09:20 92 igoi flcto fde nitaigedmtissb rnvgnltnens uddutaoorpy OC07 Diagnosis oflocationdeepinfiltratingendometriosisbytransvaginaltendernessguidedultrasonography Medicalorsurgical therapyfordeependometriosis 09:25 09:05 OC Fetalweightestimationforpredictionoffetalmacrosomia:doesadditionalclinicalanddemographicdatausing 09:36 10:00–10:45 10:00–10:45 10:00–10:45 10:00–10:45 Discussion 09:55 95 r hr rmse rwhvlct esrmnsrltdt ebr natpretbd a? OC05 Arethirdtrimestergrowthvelocitymeasurementsrelatedtonewborninfantpercentbodyfat? OC01 Discussion 09:50 09:41 newpopulationbasedtermpredictionmethod–evaluationoftheFL-basedpredictions A 09:15 93 oslprsoi ytcoyfrbltrledmtimsafc vra eev? nih rmbFHadoain O Doeslaparoscopiccystectomyforbilateral endometriomas affect ovarianreserve?Insightfromb-FSHand 09:35 92 igotcacrc n oeta iiain ftasaia oorpyfrbadredmtiss OC06 Diagnostic accuracyandpotentiallimitationsoftransvaginalsonographyforbladderendometriosis 09:20 Therelationshipbetweenendometriosis,painandfertility 08:30 Overview 09:00 Ultrasoundimaging–themovetowardsmathematics 09:45 09:00 94 Discussion 09:40 93 vra aaeatrlprsoi xiino noeroa:aqatttv nlssb Dutaon OC08 Ovariandamageafterlaparoscopicexcision ofendometriomas:aquantitativeanalysisby3Dultrasound 09:30 Theuseofultrasoundandlaparoscopytodiagnosisovariandeependometriosis:caseexamples 08:45 OC03 Fetalweightestimationingestationaldiabeticpregnantwomen:comparisonbetweenconventionalandanewthree Discussion 09:31 09:28 00–04 Chairedoralposterdiscussions(#sponsoredbyMedison) 10:00–10:45 Pelvicpainandendometrosis–jointSEGIsession 08:30–10:00 FetalgrowthanomaliesI 09:00–10:00 Backtothefuture 09:00–10:00 Medisonsatelliteeducationarea^ 09:00–17:00 Program –Monday8October2007 16 N. Pedersen S. Guerriero C. Chapron S. Degani pattern recognitionalgorithmimprovedetection? Chairs: Y. Ville (France); A. Righini(Italy) Chairs: E.Gratacós(Spain);K.Hecher (Germany) Chairs: C.Lees(UK);H.Valensise (Italy) his .Btoly(K;D ukvc(K Viewing: Chairs: C.Bottomley(UK);D.Jurkovic (UK) OP04 &OP05:EarlypregnancyI II OP03 :MRI OP02: FetaltherapyI OP01: MaternalDoppler W I. Økland F response togonadotrophinstimulationfor ART L. Manuzzi;G.Villa; M.Guerrini;Mabrouk; P. Pollastri;R.Seracchioli;L.Savelli T S. Eik-Nes B. A. Kratochwil(Austria) Discussants: S.Campbell(UK);J.Hobbins(USA);M.Hansmann(Germany); # Poster sessions aregenerously supported by Medison. Scientific contentis asprovided bypresenting authors. activities. ^Satellite educationprograms arebroughttoyoubyoursponsors. ISUOGisnotresponsibleforthecontent ofthesesessions, Chairs: G.Scarselli(Italy);C.Chapron(France) Chairs: Z. Alfirevic (UK);S.Eik-Nes(Norway) Chair: L.Platt(USA) Detailed programpage70 T C. Exacoustos video presentation T. Frusca; A. Minelli;N.Palai;B.Rovetto;Fratelli dimensional ultrasoundmethod . Rizzello . Bignardi . D’Hooghe . Lee Angelsen ; S.Sameera;R.Deter;J.Espinoza;M. Yao; R.Romero(USA) ; H.Gjessing;P. Grøttum; T. Eggebø;S.Eik-Nes(Norway) ; D.Peleg;K.Bahous;Z.Leibovitz;I.Shapiro;G.Ohel(Israel) ; F. Cammilli;E.Castellacci;C.Riviello; M.Coccia(Italy) ; F. Leone;C.Marciante; A. Crepaldi;E.Ferrazzi(Italy) (Norway) (France) ; M.Gerada;S. Ajossa; B.Virgilio; M.D'Aquila;S.Floris;Piras;G.B.Melis(Italy) ; K.Wøjdemann; T. Scheike; A. Tabor (Denmark) (Norway) (Belgium) (Italy); E.Zupi (Italy) (Italy) (Italy) Presentation: PDC PDA PDA but hasapprovedthe Auditorium Basement 2nd Floor PDA PDC PDA Basement PDC PDA PDA G.Onice 1.01 C09 4 2.B 3.B 04

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10:00–10:45 OP06: CHD: diagnosis and outcome PDA 3.A Chairs: G. DeVore (USA); F. Taddei (Italy) 10:00–10:45 OP07: First trimester ultrasound examination PDC 2. Sala Verde Chairs: G. Monni (Italy); L. Pasquini (Italy) 10:00–10:45 OP21: Fetal anomaly scan PDC 2.02 Chairs: A. Gagnon (Canada); C. Bilardo (Netherlands) 10:00–10:45 OP22: Ultrasound in labour PDA 1.A

MONDAY PROGRAM Chairs: H. Dietz (Australia); B. Tutschek (Germany)

Poster viewing is available all day for OP sessions as listed above and: P26: Fetal Abdomen PDC G.04 P27: Anomalies of the and PDC G.05 P28 & P29: Early pregnancy I & II PDC 1.01 P30: MRI PDA 2.B P31: First trimester screening for Down syndrome PDC 1.04 P32: Fetal echocardiography and CHD I PDA 3.A P49: Ultrasound in labour PDA 1.A P50: First trimester screening for syndromes and malformations PDC 2.03 10:30–11:15 Coffee and poster viewing

11:15–12:30 The fetal anomaly scan at 20 weeks (*sponsored by Philips) PDC Auditorium Chairs: J. Hobbins (USA); T. Todros (Italy) 11:15 Live scan demonstration P. Jeanty (USA) 11:35 Overview T. Todros (Italy) 11:50 Impact of 15 years of prenatal ultrasound examination on trends in termination of pregnancy in a non-selected OC10 population of 41 382 births in Norway K. Offerdal; H. Blaas; S. Eik-Nes (Norway) 11:55 Discussion 12:00 Feasibility and reproducibility of an image scoring method for quality assessment of standard ultrasound planes OC11 at second trimester examination L. Salomon; N. Winer; J. Bernard; Y. Ville (France) 12:05 Prenatal diagnosis of duplex kidneys: does it make any difference? OC12 S. Whitten; D. Wilcox; L. Chitty (UK) 12:10 Long-term follow-up of children with prenatally diagnosed urinary tract malformations OC13 J. Stupin; M. Albert; I. Fuchs; F. Eckoldt; J. Gellermann; C. Czernik; J. Dudenhausen; W. Henrich (Germany) 12:15 Characteristics and outcome of prenatally diagnosed fetal omphalocele OC14 C. Kleinrouweler; C. Bilardo; C. Kuijper; E. Pajkrt (Netherlands) 12:20 Discussion

11:15–12:30 Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Obstetrics PDA 2nd Floor Chairs: D. Nyberg (USA); D. Levine (USA) 11:15 Overview D. Levine (USA) 11:35 Concordance of prenatal US and MR diagnoses in referred for ventriculomegaly OC15 D. Levine; J. Kazan-Tannus; T. Metha; J. Estroff; T. Poussaint; R. Robertson; C. Robson; C. Barnewolt; M. Magnino; H. Felman (USA) 11:40 Early detection of focal cortical gyration anomalies: prenatal MR imaging OC16 A. Righini; C. Parazzini; C. Doneda; L. Avagliano; M. Rustico; G. Bulfamante; F. Triulzi (Italy) 11:45 Quantitative and qualitative vermis and posterior fossa evaluation by Magnetic Resonance Imaging in fetuses OC17 with suspected abnormal findings by US D. Twickler; C. Read; J. Dashe (USA) 11:50 Discussion 12:00 CMV-related fetal brain lesions: comparison between magnetic resonance imaging and targeted ultrasound OC18 examination G. Benoist; B. Suarez; M. Mohlo; F. Jacquemard; A. Dejean; L. Salomon; Y. Ville (France) 12:05 Ultrasound versus magnetic resonance in prenatal diagnosis of fetal malformations OC19 H. Munoz; X. Ortega; G. Soto; M. Parra; C. Schnapp; R. Gomez; L. Medina; M. Yamamoto; J. Astudillo (Chile) 12:10 Comparison of prenatal sonography and MR imaging in congenital respiratory system lesions OC20 X. Chen; S. Zhao; X. Yang; D. Lu; Z. Sun (China) 12:15 Post-mortem magnetic resonance imaging of the fetus – an important adjunct to the formal autopsy OC21 E. Whitby; M. Paley; P. Griffiths; M. Cohen (UK)

*Live scan demonstration sessions are generously supported by our sponsoring partners. Sponsors provide systems and support for all technical 18 services to bring live scan sessions to you. Scientific content is defined by ISUOG. MONDAY PROGRAM 9 0 , OC24 19 ng OC31 Basement Auditorium Auditorium ot OC32 PDA nal OC27 PDC PDC r all technical ntent. (UK) (Germany) (Belgium) ; A. Tabor (Denmark) (Denmark) Tabor A. ; ; M. Müller; E. Pajkrt; C. Bilardo (Netherlands) ; M.E. Romanini; A. Amadio; C. Amoroso; B. Szabolcs; E. Zupi; D. Arduini (Italy) Amoroso; B. Szabolcs; E. Zupi; D. Amadio; C. A. ; M.E. Romanini; (USA) ; M. Weinstein; D. Thompson; P. Chu; D. Lee; E. Stewart (USA) Thompson; P. D. ; M. Weinstein; ; M. Gerada; S. Ajossa; B. Virgilio; M. D'Aquila; A. Atzei; R. Sulcis; L. Saba; C. Politi; S. Piras; Atzei; R. Sulcis; L. Saba; A. M. D'Aquila; Ajossa; B. Virgilio; ; M. Gerada; S. (Italy) (Sweden) ; R. Kohut; R. Simrose; D. Dewey; G. Connors; J. Pollard; D. Jones; I. Lange (Canada) (Netherlands) ; M. Kuleva; T. Ghi; F. Armillotta; S. Fanti; P. Castellucci; L. Savelli; A. Perrone; G. Pelusi (Italy) Castellucci; L. Savelli; Armillotta; S. Fanti; P. Ghi; F. T. ; M. Kuleva; (Germany) ; M. Nanni (Italy) ; E. Spiller; M. Bonora; B. Baldasso; C. Saccardi; A. Tregnaghi; P. Litta (Italy) P. Tregnaghi; A. Baldasso; C. Saccardi; ; E. Spiller; M. Bonora; B. ; M. Petullà; G. Maconi; C. Marciante; A. Crepaldi; T. Bignardi; E. Ferrazzi (Italy) Bignardi; T. A. Crepaldi; ; M. Petullà; G. Maconi; C. Marciante; ; M. Geary; F. Malone (Ireland) ; M. Geary; F. immerman immerman alentin T Axt-Fliedner T . Leone fibroids A. O’Sullivan New ultrasound tools in gynecology examination N. Raine-Fenning syndrome? L. Bangsgaard E. G. Mallarini; G.B. Melis (Italy) G. Mallarini; G.B. Melis (Italy) L. Savelli locally available S. Said Chairs: K. Nicolaides (UK); G. Pilu (Italy) C. Bilardo Clinical application of the latest developments in Volume Ultrasound Volume Clinical application of the latest developments in Chair: G. Pilu (Italy) Fetal heart early assessment D. Paladini Chairs: T. D’Hooghe (Belgium); E. Zupi (Italy) D’Hooghe (Belgium); T. Chairs: B. Benacerraf sonography F E. Cosmi J. Johnson C. Exacoustos endometriosis or adnexal mass associated with chronic pelvic pain or infertility endometriosis or adnexal S. Guerriero New ultrasound tools in obstetric examination B. Benoit A. Chiriac; P. Kreiselmaier; A. Schwarze; C. Berg; A. Geipel; M. Krapp; U. Germer; U. Gembruch; A. Schwarze; C. Berg; Kreiselmaier; A. Chiriac; P. R. L. V S. Giunchi The sonologist: K. Nicolaides (UK) The parents: (USA) (Denmark); L. Platt Tabor A. D.

14:00–15:30 weeks I (*sponsored by Toshiba) Screening for aneuploidy at 11–14 12:30–14:00 Lunch and poster viewing 12:45–13:45 **GE satellite symposium

11:15–12:30and deep endometriosis Complimentary imaging Program – Monday 8 October 2007 8 October – Monday Program 15:20 outcome after very enlarged NT Normal fetal and neonatal OC34 11:35 11:35 misdiagnosed condition Sonographic features of abdominal wall endometriotic nodules, a frequently OC25 15:00 diagnosis of aneuploidy in a setting in which elective pregnancy termination is n Pregnancy choices after prenatal 14:00 Live scan demonstration 11:55 11:55 resonance image-guided focused ultrasound (MRgFUS) for the treatment of uterine of magnetic Cost-effectiveness OC2 11:15 application of 3D ultrasound in Gynecology Practical 12:15 Discussion 11:45 11:45 role of findings at 3D-transvagi The “pulling-out sign” for intestinal deep infiltrating endometriosis: prognostic 11:25 11:25 Resonance in the assessment of recto-vaginal endometriosis versus Nuclear Magnetic Sonovaginography OC22 *Live scan demonstration sessions are generously supported by our sponsoring partners. Sponsors provide systems and support fo *Live scan demonstration sessions are generously supported by our sponsoring partners. Sponsors provide services to bring live scan sessions to you. Scientific content is defined by ISUOG. **Lunchtime satellite symposia are brought to you by our sponsors. ISUOG takes no responsibility for scientific or clinical co **Lunchtime satellite symposia are brought to you by our sponsors. ISUOG takes no responsibility for scientific 14:55 trimester combined screeni Assessment of Risk) model of first satisfaction with the OSCAR (One Stop Clinic Women’s 11:50 11:50 endometriosis: a sonographic study of medical therapy on deep Effects OC28 11:30 11:30 ultrasonography in the diagnosis of location of deep infiltrating resonance imaging and transvaginal Magnetic OC23 12:20 Discussion 15:05 15:15 Discussion in chromosomally normal fetuses: an analysis of outcome Increased fetal nuchal translucency OC33 12.10 Characteristics of ovarian endometriosis 11:40 11:40 The Role of PET/CT adnexal masses of sonographically difficult in evaluation OC26 14:2014:50 Role playing and their partners making an informed choice about first trimester risk assessment for Down Are pregnant women OC3 12:00 Identifying uterine adenomyosis MONDAY PROGRAM 40 Three-dimensionalultrasoundhourlyfetalurineproductionrate(HFUPR):reliability ofrotational(VOCAL)techniq 14:00 45 iceac nconrm eghbtentisa rdco fsotnosebyncdms oasnltn OC47 Discrepancy incrown-rumplengthbetween twinsasapredictorofspontaneousembryonicdemisetosingleton 14:55 42 Thebasicscienceandmanagementofrecurrent miscarriage 14:20 OC41 inpregnancycomplicatedbydiabetesmellitus AssessingIVSthicknessasapredictorofLGA Discussion 14:47 14:44 44 Howshould we definemiscarriage? 14:45 Smallforgestationalageandfetalgrowthrestrictedverylowbirthweightneonateshavedifferent postnatalweig Discussion 14:31 14:28 50 Development ofamodeltopredictability ultrasoundtomakeadiagnosisat first assessmentintheunselected OC45 15:00 Effect ofmaternalglucoseloadingonfetalbloodflowdistribution 15:15 Discussion 15:25 51 ramn fsvr aclrftlitatrn rwhrsrcinwt -riie utcnr rsetv OC44 Treatment ofseverevascularfetalintrauterinegrowthrestrictionwithL-Arginine:amulticentreprospective Discussion 15:10 15:05 Evaluationoftheimpactpresenceorabsencepreeclampsiaonfetalcardiacfunctioninintrauterinegrow Discussion 14:55 14:52 OC38 Estimatedfetalweightby2operatorsimprovesidentificationofsmallforgestationalagefetuses Discussion 14:23 14:20 45 osdsrpnybtenepce n esrdconrm eghi h al is rmse rdc OC46 Doesdiscrepancy betweenexpectedandmeasured crownrumplengthintheearlyfirsttrimesterpredict 14:50 OC43 IntrauterineGrowthRestrictionandcardiovasculardiseasebeforeafterbirth 15:00 40 Theroleofbiochemistryinearlypregnancy 14:00 OC36 Liver-to-kidneyvolumeratiobyVirtual OrganComputer-aided Analysis (VOCAL) 14:05 44 Usingultrasound todiagnosegestationaltrophoblastic disease 14:40 OC37 Theassociationofisolatedmidtrimestershortfemurwithperinataloutcome Discussion 14:15 14:10 52 Discussion 15:25 43 oprsno Dad3 Smtoso sesn ea a ngot bomlte sn utmsdbrhegt OC comparisonof2Dand3DUSmethodsassessingfetalfatingrowthabnormalitiesusingcustomisedbirthweight A Discussion 14:39 14:36 40–53 EarlypregnancyI:miscarriage 14:00–15.30 Fetalgrowthanomaliesfromdiagnosistointervention 14:00–15:30 Program –Monday8October2007 20 F. Peixoto-Filho using different stepofrotation S. Bora pregnancy I. Manyonda H. MitkowskaW V growth curves D. Jurkovic G. Haugen C. Bottomley early pregnancypopulation N. W double-blind randomizedplacebo-controlledstudy J. Nizard 1 A. Rabanal;F restricted fetuses C. Bottomley subsequent miscarriage? E. Cosmi 1 E. Gratacós(Spain) F A. L Chairs: S.Goldstein(USA);C.Battaglia(Italy) Chairs: K.Mars A. Papageorghiou B. W 1 G. Parry outcomes T. Todros (Italy) (Israe)l; (Brazi)l; (UK); . Petraglia . Ciriminna ysikiewicz eisz iner 2 (Belgium) ; A. Papageorghiou;C.Bottomley;L. Tan; F. Mukri; T. Bourne(UK) ; B.Branger;E. Azria; J.Roze;P. Descamps;H.Philippe;D.Darmaun(France) 1 ; M.Rahmati; Y. Ville (France) 2 (New Zealand) 2 ; D. Trevisanuto; V. Zanardo;S.Doglioni; A. Ambrosini (Italy) ; A. David ; A. (UK) (France) ; J.Bollerslev; T. Henriksen(Norway) (UK) (Italy) ; G.Rossetti;E.Bertino;P. Gaglioti;M.Mensa;G.Oggè;Oberto;E.Spada;S.Milani;C.Fabris; 1 ; E.Kirk;F. Mukri;C.Schoeb; T. Bourne; A. Papageorghiou(UK) (UK) . Crispi ; V. Van Belle ; D.Maulik;O.Langer; A. Balcer(USA) ˘ ál (Sweden);H.Valensise (Italy) 1 ozniak ; R.MoreiradeSa (UK) 2 ; D.Chitty ; E.Hernandez-Andrade;J.Benavides-Serralde;O.Gomez;M.Comas;F. Figueras; ; J.Brazert;E.Wender Ozegowska; A. PersonaSliwinska;E.Bieganska;R. Biczysko(Poland) 2 ; F. Mukri 2 ; D.Peebles 1 ; L.Lopes 1 ; S.Van Huffel 2 ; P. Pandya 1 ; L.Velarde 2 ; D. Timmerman 2 ; C.Rodeck 1 ; E.Marchiori 2 2 ; T.Bourne 1 ; Y.Ville 2 1 PDA PDA ht OC39 th OC42 ue OC35 Basement 2nd Floor OC48 40 MONDAY PROGRAM 52 21 2nd Floor al OC56 Auditorium PDA PDC r all technical (USA) (USA) (USA) (USA) ; A. Wong; V. Dezerega (Chile) V. A. Wong; ; (UK) einer (Austria) ; D. Twickler (USA) (USA) Twickler ; D. ; A. Zawiejska; Z. Kurpik; J. Brazert (Poland) A. Zawiejska; Z. Kurpik; J. Brazert (Poland) ; (Australia) (Sweden) ; L. Rosignoli; G. Tonni (Italy) Tonni ; L. Rosignoli; G. ; K. Källén; S. Saltvedt; H. Almstrom; C. Grunewald; L. Valentin (Sweden) Almstrom; C. Grunewald; L. Valentin ; K. Källén; S. Saltvedt; H. (Norway) (USA) (Israel) ; R.M. Ibba; C. Axiana; M. Floris; F. Manca; G. Monni (Italy) Axiana; M. Floris; F. ; R.M. Ibba; C. ; R. Ibba; C. Axiana; M. Floris; F. Manca; G. Monni (Italy) Axiana; M. Floris; F. ; R. Ibba; C. (Brazil) ál (USA) ˘ s estin agel Y Abramowicz . Sepulveda B. Benacerraf G. Cerri Chairs: S. Barnett (Australia); J. Abramowicz (USA) Chairs: S. Barnett (Australia); J. S. Barnett (in conjunction with WFUMB) Chairs: A. Gagnon (Canada); L. Pasquini (Italy) A. Gagnon (Canada); L. Pasquini Chairs: S. K. Mar Hot Topic Debate: ‘The non-clinical use of ultrasound is safe and beneficial’ Topic Hot S. Campbell J. Villa; S. W J. Villa; anomaly according to nuchal translucency screening anomaly according to nuchal translucency screening M. W C. Brezinka G. Centini E. Moschos pregnancy in early using Vocal measurements M. Pietryga Invited Presentations J. M. Zoppi screening M. Zoppi J. Copel L. Platt H. Blaas M. Stratmeyer W

16:00–18:10 Symposium on safety of diagnostic ultrasound 16:00–17:30 weeks (*sponsored by Medison) at 11–14 Diagnosis of fetal anomalies 15:30–16:00 Coffee and poster viewing Program – Monday 8 October 2007 8 October – Monday Program 17:0517:25 Where could there be a role for keepsake images? Live scanning of pregnant models for equipment exhibitions 16:00workshop and expected outcome Introduction, purpose of 16:00 Live scan demonstration 17:00 Epidemiology and relevance of neural migration studies 16:05 For 16:45 16:55 Discussion during pregnancy; a 5 year experience Sonographic detection of umbilical cord cysts and associated findings OC54 17:15 Ethical issues – patient rights, potential misuse 17:05 17:10 Discussion of carrying a fetus with chromosom Miscarriage after a normal scan at 12–14 gestational weeks in women at low risk services to bring live scan sessions to you. Scientific content is defined by ISUOG. *Live scan demonstration sessions are generously supported by our sponsoring partners. Sponsors provide systems and support fo *Live scan demonstration sessions are generously supported by our sponsoring partners. Sponsors provide 17:00 unfavorable pregnancy The umbilical cord multiple cysts in the first trimester: a marker of increased OC55 15:05 intrauterine pregnancy Increasing endometrial thickness significantly predicts normal OC49 15:10 and volume AVM-3D novel method of volume assessment – sac volume estimation using a Gestational OC50, OC51 15:15 Discussion 16:35 Rebuttals 16:45 16:55 Open Forum Public Response & Safety Risk Bioeffects 16:35 in cases with enlarged nuchal translucency for chromosomal abnormality fetal cardiac examination Transabdominal OC 17:15 pregnancies Enlarged nuchal translucency in the same woman in different OC57 17:35 Medico-Legal implications – unlicensed operators 16:20 Against 17:55 Expert panel (inc.debators) & public discussion 16:20 Overview 17:45 Regulators perspective (FDA, EMEA) 17:20 Discussion 16:40 weeks of gestation Prenatal diagnosis of central nervous system anomalies at 11–14 OC53 MONDAY PROGRAM 64 h r oeetpcpennismse nteiiilutaon xmnto? OC63 Whyaresomeectopicpregnanciesmissedontheinitialultrasoundexamination? 16:40 65 essigpenniso nnw oain hlegsi igoi n aaeet OC67 Persistingpregnanciesofunknownlocation:challengesindiagnosisandmanagement 16:55 70 blt omk igoi tfrterypennyutaon sesetacrigt ettoa g OC69 Abilitytomakeadiagnosisatfirstearlypregnancyultrasoundassessmentaccordinggestationalage OC60 17:05 Theefficacy ofsurgicalandconservativemanagementCaesareanscarpregnancies 16:30 63 etlt ucmsfloigitrtta rgac OC62 Fertilityoutcomesfollowinginterstitialpregnancy 16:35 71 Discussion OC68 17:10 TheuseofserumhCGandprogesteronemeasurementtoreducetheneedforfollowupwomenwith 17:00 61 h lrsuddanssadmngmn fetpcpenny OC58,OC59 OC64,OC65 Painandbleedinginthepredictionofinitialultrasoundfindingsfirsttrimesterpregnancyoutcome 16:45 Theultrasounddiagnosisandmanagementofectopicpregnancy 16:15 60 Managingpregnanciesofunknownlocation–discriminatoryzones,curettageormathematicalmodels? 16:00 60–73 al rgac I U andectopicpregnancy EarlypregnancyII:PUL 16:00–17:30 Program –Monday8October2007 22 E. Kirk; A. Papageorghiou;G.Condous;L. L. C. Bottomley J. BenNagi E. Sawyer A. Day pregnancies ofunknownlocation C. Bottomley E. Kirk G. Condous Chairs: T. Bourne(UK); A. Ngu(Australia) 1 1 D. Timmerman (UK); (UK); T an 1 2 2 ; L. Tan; F. Mukri;C.Bottomley;S.Bora;G.Condous; A. Papageorghiou; T. Bourne(UK) ; E.Kirk ; E.Sawyer;D.Mavrelos; T. Holland;J.BenNagi;D.Jurkovic(UK) (Belgium) (Australia) ; S.Helmy;J.BenNagi; A. Day;J. Yazbek; D.Jurkovic(UK) ; E.Sawyer;D.Mavrelos; A. Day;S.Helmy;D.Jurkovic(UK) (Australia) 1 ; E.Kirk;F. Mukri; T. Bourne;C.Schoeb; A. Papageorghiou(UK) ; V. Van Belle 1 2 ; A. Papageorghiou ; A. ; T.Bourne 1 2 ; F. Mukri 1 ; G.Condous 1 ; E.Kirk T an 1 ; A. Papageorghiou ; A. ; S.Bora; T. Bourne(UK) 2 ; F. Mukri 1 ; S.Bora 1 ; S.Van Huffel 1 ; T.Bourne 1 2 ; PDA Basement , OC66 MONDAY POSTERS 3.B 2.04 23 G.Onice PDA OP01.15 OP02.02 OP02.07 Abstract no. PDC n OP01.03 on OP02.09 study OP01.13 ion OP02.03 ce index OP01.06 Doppler indices OP01.08 tuses OP01.12 ching of uterine OP01.04 eased peripheral OP01.05 sia OP01.02 (Switzerland) (United Kingdom) (Italy)

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asapollo Posters – Monday 8 October 2007 October 8 – Monday Posters . Fujita . Kaczmarek . Klaritsch . Ghi . Prefumo Chairs: E. Gratacós (Spain); K. Hecher (Germany) Long term pulmonary gene therapy with a lentiviral vector in a fetal rat model J. Deprest OP02.01 PAPP-A week 12 to week 20 and fetal growth from Uterine Doppler findings and perinatal outcome in small for gestational age fetuses delivered near term Uterine Doppler findings and perinatal outcome in M. Segata OP01.09 J. Salvig Total vascular resistance is already elevated at 24 weeks in patients with subsequent complications in persisting bilateral not weeks in patients with subsequent complications vascular resistance is already elevated at 24 Total Chairs: C. Lees (UK); H. Valensise (Italy) Valensise Chairs: C. Lees (UK); H. Doppler velocimetry in gestational diabetes mellitus Maternal orbital vessels M. W artery Doppler waveforms B. V OP01.01 Fetal echogenic lung lesions: evolution and outcome E. Carreras Maternal cardiovascular function and ambulatory blood pressure monitoring in pregnancies complicated by fetal growth restrictio function and ambulatory blood pressure monitoring Maternal cardiovascular F Management of alloimunised pregnancies and analysis of neonatal outcome L. Giorgi OP02.10 E. Doné P Maternal hyperoxygenation test in fetuses with congenital diaphragmatic hernia and correlations with neonatal respiratory funct Maternal hyperoxygenation test in fetuses with congenital diaphragmatic hernia and correlations adenomatoid malformation Prenatal intervention in fetuses with severe congenital diaphragmatic hernia and congenital cystic OP0 Y Measurement of cardiac contractility using fetal isovolumetric contraction time in fetal caused by Rhesus alloimmunizati Measurement of cardiac contractility using fetal isovolumetric contraction time in fetal anemia caused OP02: Fetal therapy I Third trimester uterine artery Doppler and adverse obstetric outcome Third trimester uterine artery Doppler and adverse A. V OP01.10 Reduction of uterine artery blood flow volume is correlated to reduced fetal mass in pregnancies with abnormal uterine resistan Reduction of uterine artery blood flow volume is S. Rigano Discussion groups for oral posters: 10:00–10:45 Discussion groups all day available Viewing OP01: Maternal doppler Oral poster presentations – sponsored by – sponsored presentations Oral poster Elevation of Pentraxin (PTX3) levels in the first trimester of pregnancy in women with subsequent pre-eclampsia Elevation of Pentraxin (PTX3) levels in the first trimester A. Papageorghiou OP01.14 vascular impedance M. Dubiel A is a sign of increased placental vascular resistance and not a reflection of incr notch in the uterine artery during pregnancy with late onset preeclampsia Prognostic role of uterine arteries Doppler in patients T OP01.07 Thoraco-amniotic shunting as treatment for fetal pleural effusion Thoraco-amniotic shunting as treatment for fetal pleural effusion M. Lanna OP02.05 Predictive value for adverse perinatal outcome of uterine artery Doppler at onset of preeclampsia compared with classical fetal Predictive value for adverse perinatal outcome of First trimester arterial wave analysis compared with first trimester uterine artery Doppler as a tool for predicting pre-eclamp analysis compared with first trimester uterine First trimester arterial wave A. Khalil in early vs. late preeclampsia E. Meler Non immune (270 cases) – optimalization of diagnosis and therapyP OP02.08 M. Krapp The chick embryo as a model for intrauterine ultrasound-guided heart interventions M. Meyer-W OP02.06 Long term outcome of fetal tachyarrhythmia A small-for-gestational age fetuses in a low-risk population two-tier approach to the diagnosis of S. Gabrielli M. Scheier Quantification of extracellular DNAmaternal plasma in placenta associated disorders and physiological pregnancies – a pilot in K. Dlouha OP01.11 Effect of the persistence in the power Doppler ultrasound recordings for the estimation of fractional moving blood volume in fe in the power Doppler ultrasound recordings for the estimation of fractional moving blood of the persistence Effect ProgramPosters – – Monday Monday 8 8 October October 2007 2007

Abstract no. Ultrasound investigations of Parvovirus B19 Erythrovirus infected pregnant women in Denmark 1994 to 2006 OP02.11 K. Carlsen (Denmark)

OP03: MRI PDA 2.B Chairs: Y. Ville (France); A. Righini (Italy) MONDAY POSTERS Relationship between lung area at ultrasound and lung volume with Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) in isolated congenital OP03.01 diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) J. Deprest (Belgium) Magnetic resonance imaging of the fetal lung: a pictorial essay OP03.02 M. Cannie (Belgium) The volue of ultrosound and MRI in fetal anomalies diagnosis OP03.03 A. Ceran Alicja (Poland) Fetal malformations: comparison of MR imaging and ultrasonography for diagnosis OP03.04 S. Gruessner (Germany) Confidence of reporting fetal virtuopsy as compared to conventional necropsy OP03.05 M. Cannie (Belgium) Diffusion-Weighted Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the human placenta OP03.06 W. Lee (United States) Placenta percreta: Early diagnosis and long term follow up by MRI and US with a placenta left in situ OP03.07 F. Chantraine (Belgium) Utility of MRI in the evaluation of abnormal placentation OP03.08 S. Laifer-Narin (United States) MRI evaluation of pregnancies with an indeterminate location on ultrasound OP03.09 S. Laifer-Narin (United States) Value of open MR in obstetrics OP03.10 T. Soares Pereira (Brazil) Clinically silent extracranial and intracranial haemorrhages – are these a significant pathology or not? OP03.11 L. Wallis (United Kingdom) Antenatal MRI in the diagnosis and management of fetal renal and suprarenal pathology OP03.12 L. De Catte (Belgium)

OP04 & OP05: Early pregnancy I & II Presentation: PDA Basement Chairs: C. Bottomley (UK); D. Jurkovic (UK) Viewing: PDC 1.01 Has ultrasound eliminated the need for a vaginal speculum examination in the assessment of women with bleeding in early pregnancy? OP04.01 S. Bora (United Kingdom) Serum hCG clearance curves in patients with tubal ectopic pregnancies managed expectantly OP04.02 S. Helmy (United Kingdom) Ultrasound diagnosis of in the non-communicating horn of a unicornuate uterus (cornual pregnancy) OP04.03 D. Mavrelos (United Kingdom) HCG Ratios- Can they be validated for management of PULs? OP04.04 S. Kapoor (United Kingdom) Surgical termination of early pregnancy under interrupted ultrasound guidance OP04.05 C. Christodoulou (Greece) Three dimensional ultrasound parameters in the first trimester OP04.06 M. Odeh (Israel) Predicting early pregnancy loss with Functional Linear Discriminant Analysis (FLDA) OP04.07 A. Daemen (Belgium) Does the location of a subchorionic haematoma in early pregnancy affect the miscarriage rate? OP04.08 F. Mukri (United Kingdom) 3D ultrasound volumetry – growth abnormalities of the gestational sac in the first trimester of pregnancy: relation to pregnancy outcome OP05.01 K. Koterova (Czech Republic) Can transvaginal ultrasound at 7–9 weeks reliably diagnose chorionicity and amnionicity in twin pregnancies? OP05.02 S. Bora (United Kingdom) Doppler ultrasound in management of gestational trophoblastic disease OP05.03 M. Pietryga (Poland) Assigning carnegie stages to embryos visualized with 3D ultrasound using a virtual reality system OP05.04 C. Verwoerd-Dikkeboom (Netherlands) Recurrent spontaneous : uterine arteries blood flow and three-dimensional sonographic evaluation of endometrial and OP05.05 subendometrial vascularity N. Lazzarin (Italy) Comparisons of embryonic and yolk sac measurements in early pregnancy using 3D ultrasound and virtual reality OP05.06 C. Verwoerd-Dikkeboom (Netherlands)

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Abstract no. Transvaginal Ultrasound-guided evacuation of the uterus – a randomized controlled trial OP05.07 S. Anbalagan (United Kingdom) Transvaginal ultrasound in treatment follow up of gestational trophoblastic tumors (GTT) OP05.08 D. Spagnolo (Italy) Fertility following Caesarean scar ectopic pregnancy OP05.09 J. Ben Nagi (UK)

OP06: CHD Diagnosis and Outcome PDA 3.A Chairs: G. DeVore (USA); F. Taddei (Italy) Isolated VSD in not associated with trisomy 21 OP06.01 O. Shen (Israel) Apical and mid-muscular ventricular septal defects in the fetus: prenatal characteristics and outcome OP06.02 J. Wolfenden (United Kingdom) Small left ventricle and small aorta in the fetus; when may be considered a normal finding? OP06.03 F. Guerra (Chile) Current outcome of isolated hypoplastic left heart syndrome diagnosed in utero OP06.04 A. Perolo (Italy) Prenatal diagnosis of atrioventricular septal defect – associated anomalies and outcome in 246 consecutive cases OP06.05 C. Berg (Germany) Prenatal diagnosis of tricuspid atresia – intrauterine course and outcome in 41 consecutive cases OP06.06 R. Lachmann (Germany) Prenatal diagnosis of double aortic arch (DAA). Report of 6 cases. OP06.07 G. Campobasso (Italy) Prenatal constriction of ductus arteriosus – analysis of 30 cases OP06.08 M. Respondek-Liberska (Poland) Prenatal detection of major congenital heart malformations in Singapore (a comparison of public and private institutions from 1995–2004) OP06.09 K. Tan (Singapore) Prenatal diagnosis of cardiomyopathy, development and outcome OP06.10 R. Axt-Fliedner (Germany) The outcome of antenatally diagnosed congenital heart disease: a six year series OP06.11 D. Roberts (United Kingdom) Left isomerism in the fetus: is it always bad news? Frequency and outcome of cases with ‘normal hearts’ OP06.12 L. D’Emidio (United Kingdom) Current outcome of congenital heart disease diagnosed in utero OP06.13 A. Perolo (Italy) Persistent left superior vena cava associate with Complex Congenital Heart Disease as a marker of bad outcome OP06.14 M. Herrera (Colombia)

OP07: First trimester ultrasound examination PDC 2. Sala Verde Chairs: G. Monni (Italy); L. Pasquini (Italy) Aneuploidy screening on basis in the fetal ductus venosus blood flow at 11 to 14 weeks in a consecutive series of 1902 fetuses OP07.01 C. Murta (Brazil) Yolk sac diameter and thickness until the 8th week of gestation as an indicator of aneuploidy OP07.02 A. Corda (Italy) The role of selective rapid karyotype analysis in the prenatal diagnosis of fetal chromosome anomalies OP07.03 J. Dickinson (Australia) Early and late chorionic villus sampling in Zagreb: experience with 9500 cases OP07.04 P. Podobnik (Croatia) Chorionic villus vacu-sampling – an innovative method OP07.05 P. Calda (Czech Republic) 3D ultrasound assessment of placenta volume in the first trimester in pregnancies from assisted reproduction technologies (ART) OP07.06 S. Boito (Italy) Predictions of the median interval in days between first trimester ultrasound examination and delivery OP07.07 L. Salomon (France) Evaluation of the number of umbilical cord vessels in the sonography of the 12–14 weeks OP07.08 A. El Kateb (Egypt)

OP21: Fetal anomaly scan PDC 2.02 Chairs: D. Arduini (Italy); C. Bilardo (Netherlands) Nasal bone measurement for prediction of Down syndrome OP21.01 R. Has (Turkey)

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Abstract no. Fetal nasal bone length nomograme in Turkish population OP21.02 I. Kalelioglu (Turkey) Fetal nasal bone evaluation in Down syndrome in the second trimester in Chinese population OP21.03 H. Xie (China) Prognostic factors in fetal blood and on ultrasound examination in fetuses infected with CMV OP21.04

MONDAY POSTERS G. Beniost (France) Pelvicalyceal dilatation in maternal kidneys during normal pregnancy – an uncommon finding? OP21.05 S. The (Australia) Fetal renal pelvis volume assessed by three-dimensional ultrasonography and neonatal outcome. Initial experience OP21.06 L. Duin (Netherlands) Persistent right : experience in a screening center OP21.07 I. Tamarit (Spain) Relationship between umbilical vein constriction, intra-abdominal dilatation and perinatal outcome OP21.08 A. Schwarze (Norway) Abnormal umbilical venous drainage bypassing the fetal liver is associated with impaired fetal growth OP21.09 N. Szunyogh (Norway) Three-dimensional sonographic fetal spleen volume measurement OP21.10 T. Hata (Japan) Sonographic nomograms of the fetal calf between 15–42 weeks’ gestation: use of a combination of two and three dimensional sonography OP21.11 R. Hershkovitz (Israel) Comparasion of quantitative fluorescent PCR and cytogenetic analysis for common autosomal aneuploidies and gonosomal chromosomal OP21.12 disorders in 18.030 amniotic fluids of unselected fetuses L. Mangiafico (Italy) Fetal sex: determination in plasma of pregnant women OP21.13 S. Illanes (Chile) ‘An audit of – does the risk of T21 influence the decision to have the test?’ OP21.14 G. Tydeman (United Kingdom) A internet-based tool for quality assessment of fetal ultrasound examination OP21.15 L. Salomon (France)

OP22: Ultrasound in Labour PDA 1.A Chairs: H. Dietz (Australia); B. Tutschek (Germany) Comparison of Bishop score and transvaginal ultrasound assessment of the cervix in prediction of labor induction OP22.01 A. Jamal (Islamic Republic of Iran) The value of the ultrasonographic score in predicting successful induction of labor OP22.02 J. Kang (Republic of Korea) Prediction of failed labor induction in multiparous women at term: role of previous obstetric history, digital examination, and sonographic OP22.03 measurement of cervical length K. Park (Republic of Korea) Prediction of successful labor induction in twin gestation: body mass index, digital examination, and sonographic measurement of cervical OP22.04 length D. Shin (Republic of Korea) Longitudinal transvaginal ultrasonography in predicting placental malposition at delivery OP22.05 Y. Kanetaka (Japan) The effect of placental location and presence of on fetal heart rate pattern during labor OP22.06 R. Levy (Israel) Estimated cord length by 3D Ultrasound (VOCAL) in term pregnancies OP22.07 E. Assimakopoulos (Greece) Can fetal abdominal circumference measurement predict fetal macrosomia in intrapartum period? OP22.08 A. Chittacharoen (Thailand) Excess of Caesarean sections because of ultrasound overestimation of foetal weight OP22.09 M. Yamamoto (Chile) Intrapartum assessment of fetal head engagement by 2D ultrasound OP22.10 T. Ghi (Italy) Ultrasound normal images of the abdomen early after OP22.11 J. Nizard (France) Utilization of ultrasound in prediction of complications in women with previous caesarean section OP22.12 I. Kucerova (Czech Republic)

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P26: Fetal abdomen PDC G.04 Prenatal diagnosis of a patent urachus cyst associated with umbilical cord pseudocyst using 3D, 4D ultrasound and fetal magnetic P26.01 resonance imaging F. Fuchs (France) Incidence of gastrointestinal and wall abdominal defects in a prenatal diagnosis private unit P26.02 R. Cassis-Martinez (Ecuador) Persistent fetal tachycardia and decelerations after abrupt stomach extrusion in gastroschisis P26.03 M. Yamamoto (Chile) A case report of extra-intestinal peel with gastroschisis P26.04 V. Sachar (United States) Prenatal diagnosis of fetus in fetu P26.05 J. Byrne (United States) Fetal ovarian cysts volume: 3D VOCAL vs 3D multiplanar technique P26.06 G. Nazzaro (Italy) Prenatal sonographic follow-up of the changes related to a fetal ovarian cyst torsion P26.07 M. Basbug (Turkey) Bilateral hemorrhagic fetal ovarian cyst: a case report P26.08 A. Carmignani (Italy) Prenatal diagnosis and management of a complex ovarian cyst: case report P26.09 S. Marta (Portugal) Sonographic antenatal diagnosis of gallbladder duplication P26.10 N. Mantas (Greece) Reference values for Gama Glutamyl Transferase (GGT) in amniotic fluid between 16–22 weeks gestation. An addition in assessing P26.11 non-visualization of fetal gallbladder? D. Danon (Israel) Prenatal sonographic features of chloride diarrhea P26.12 M. Cecchi (Italy) Contribution of three-dimensional ultrasound in the diagnosis of fetal uro-genital malformations P26.13 E. Viora (Italy) 3D multislice ultrasound in detection of fetal urinary tract abnormalities P26.14 Z. Jurisic (Serbia and Montenegro) Congenital mesoblastic nephroma: imaging, surgical and genetic features with associated 2D and 3D imaging P26.15 D. Jackson (United States) Reliability of three-dimensional ultrasound fetal urinary bladder volume measurement P26.16 F. Peixoto-Filho (Brazil) Evaluation of the fetal urinary bladder and associated genitourinary anomalies P26.17 J. Cho (Republic of Korea) Prenatal diagnosis of bladder exstrophy by 2D and 3D ultrasound P26.18 L. Valsecchi (Italy) Value of 3D multiplanar imaging in congenital ureteral valve P26.19 J. Ochoa (Argentina) Prenatal diagnosis of the anterior urethral duplication P26.20 J. Cho (Republic of Korea) Multiple congenital anomalies syndrome with urorectal septum malformation, absent radii, cerebellar vermis aplasia: case report P26.21 M. Angiolucci (Italy) Sonography in fetal ovarian cysts P26.22 M. Slodki (Poland) The termination of pregnancy under ultrasound control in cases of bilateral renal agenesis, multycystic dysplasia and infantile polycystic disease P26.23 L. Teregulova (Russian Federation) Unusual ultrasonographic features of isolated vaginal atresia: case report P26.24 T. Premru-Srs˘en (Slovenia)

P27: Abnormalities of the placenta and umbilical cord PDC G.05 The focused placental sonogram for circumvallate placentation: indication, techniques, and findings P27.01 D. Jackson (United States) Uterine artery aneurysms in a pregnant woman affected by marfan syndrome: a case report P27.02 S. Rigano (Italy) Pregnancy in unicornuate uterus associated with haematopyometra in rudimentary uterine horn P27.03 Y. Burmagina (United Arab Emirates)

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Abstract no. Sonographic assessment of the extent of myometrial involvement in placenta accreta P27.04 H. Wong (New Zealand) Prenatal diagnosis of placenta accreta: a new sonographic marker? P27.05 R. McEwing (New Zealand) Perinatal outcome of fetuses with in 31,474 unselected patients P27.06

MONDAY POSTERS S. Taher (United Kingdom) Hemangioma of the umbilical cord: contribution of 3D US and Doppler examination P27.07 J. Bault (France) Umbilical cord cyst: our experience and review of the literature P27.08 M. Segata (Italy) Persistent right umbilical vein: prenatal diagnosis and neonatal outcome P27.09 S. Cano (Spain) Elevated maternal serum alpha-fetoprotein and placental mesenchymal dysplasia P27.10 D. Ramada (Portugal) Prenatal ultrasound diagnosis of persistent massive subchorionic hematoma in a patient with mechanical heart valves P27.11 C. Bamberg (Germany) Three-dimensional sonographic evaluation estimation of maternal hydronephrosis volume and its association with urinary tract infection P27.12 S. Wozniak (Poland) Changing of kidney volume in pregnancy-associated hypertension and/or proteinuria (3D study) P27.13 A. Keresztúri (Hungary) Fetal cystic hygroma and mid-trimester maternal serum screening P27.14 M. Liberati (Italy) Unusual prenatal presentation of twin reversed arterial perfusion sequence: “Acardiac” with a heart P27.15 J. Byrne (United States)

P28: Early pregnancy I PDC 1.01 Three-dimensional transvaginal ultrasound volumetry in normal pregnancies and missed abortion in first trimester P28.01 S. Kim (Republic of Korea) 3- Dimensional sonographic measurements of placental volume at early pregnancy P28.02 J. Ma (Republic of Korea) 3D Doppler assessment of early pregnancy vascular development P28.03 I. Zalud (United States) Volumetric ultrasonography (3D/4D) in early pregnancy P28.04 M. Huamán (Peru) Pelvic blood flow in early pregnancy: color vs. power Doppler P28.05 I. Zalud (United States) Chorionic villus sampling and local therapy with Progesterone. Ultrasonic observations versus histological window. Preliminary results. P28.06 L. Rosignoli (Italy) The use of the disappearance of the ‘Ring of Fire’ sign in management of caesarean scar ectopic pregnancy P28.07 S. Yousif (Ireland) Pregnancies implanted in a cesarean scar: diagnostic modalities and management dilemmas P28.08 D. Valsky (Israel) Repeated heterotopic pregnancy following bilateral salpingectomy P28.09 D. Valsky (Israel) Ectopic pregnancy: medical treatment P28.10 M. Huamán (Peru) Comet sing: First echographic evidence of eutopic pregnancy P28.11 M. Huamán (Peru) Transvaginal sonographic findings of choriocarcinoma in the cervix P28.12 S. Lee (Singapore) Pregnancy complicated by placenta accreta after endometrial ablation P28.13 F. Chantraine (Belgium)

P29: Early pregnancy II PDC 1.01 Placental polyp: Doppler and 3D angio ultrasonography case P29.01 D. Prete (Brazil) Assessment of placental vascularization by three-dimensional power Doppler to evaluate effect of Mifepristone vs placebo in early pregnancy P29.02 B. Pellicer (Spain) A case report of second trimester ovarian pregnancy P29.03 Y. Kang (Republic of Korea) A case of abdominal pregnancy implanted on uterosacral ligament P29.04 I. Park (Republic of Korea)

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Abstract no. Cornual and tubal heterotopic pregnancy; conservative management with ultrasonographically guided trasvaginal embryonic reduction P29.05 and laparoscopic operation H. Park (Republic of Korea) Diagnosis and follow-up of uterine arteriovenous fistula associated with gestational trophoblastic disease by three dimensional P29.06 ultrasound – a case report P. Nowak (Brazil) Early diagnosis and conservative management of cervical ectopic pregnancy P29.07 C. Alboni (Italy) The role of Sonohysterography in diagnostic management in recurrent pregnancy loss patient P29.08 F. Rizzello (Italy) First-trimester intrauterine hematomas and outcome of the pregnancy P29.09 A. Kenanidis (Italy) Methotrexate therapy in cervical/previous cesarean scar pregnancy P29.10 O. Park (Republic of Korea) Mini-invasive imaging-guided treatment of ectopic pregnancy P29.11 T. Makukhina (Russian Federation) Primary choriocarcinoma in the mediastinum detected by F-18-FDG positron emission tomography P29.12 M. Hoopmann (Germany) Molar Pregnancy: Sensitivity of Ultrasound scan P29.13 U. Patta (United Kingdom)

P30: MRI PDA 2.B First experience with fetal MRI imaging at our department P30.01 R. Gerychova (Czech Republic) Factors influencing ablation of uterine fibroids treated with magnetic resonance-guided focused ultrasound surgery (MRgFUS) P30.02 H. Fukunishi (Japan) Value of fetal magnetic resonance imaging in fetuses diagnosed prenatally with CNS abnormalities in ultrasound P30.03 J. Shin (Republic of Korea) Prenatal Magnetic Resonance Imaging of optic nerve head coloboma P30.04 A. Righini (Italy) Fetal MRI and 2D ultrasound imaging of unilateral choanal atresia in case of progressive unilateral ventriculomegaly, hypertelorism and P30.05 nasal hypoplasia J. Keunen (Canada) Prenatal and postnatal management of congenital cystic adenomatoid lung malformation diagnosed by ultrasound and MR imaging – P30.06 two case reports S. Gruessner (Germany) Fetal body volume at MR imaging to quantify total fetal lung volume – normal ranges P30.07 M. Cannie (Belgium) The usefulness of MRI in the diagnosis of fetal lung maturity P30.08 C. Sasakura (Japan) MRI in prenatal diagnosis od fetal haemangioma P30.09 A. Novakov Mikic (Serbia and Montenegro) Torcular Herophili venous malformation diagnosed by ultrasound and followed up by fetal MRI P30.10 P. Cavoretto (Italy) Prenatal diagnosis and management of giant fetal limb hemangioma by 2- and 3-dimensional sonography, color Doppler ultrasound and P30.11 magnetic resonance imaging C. Regnard (Belgium) Prenatal diagnosis of Velamentous cord insertion & Vasa Previa by MRI: a case report P30.12 A. Shamas (United Kingdom) MRI and 3D-US: a combined evaluation for placenta percreta? Case report P30.13 P. Nowak (Brazil) Placenta increta: a case report P30.14 A. Locatelli (Italy) A rare case of placenta accreta, presenting in the first trimester, in an unusual way. Can MRI be helpful? P30.15 A. Kondylios (Greece) Accuracy of ultrasound in predicting pathologic marginal sinus of the placenta P30.16 D. Jackson (United States)

P31: First trimester screening for Down syndrome PDC 1.04 Nuchal translucency measurements in telemedicine: agreement among both Fetal Medicine Foundation certified and not sonographers P31.01 D. Lorenzi (Italy) Diagnosis of trisomy 21 in a referral center – does first trimester screening improve the detection at an earlier gestational age? P31.02 D. Kamil (Germany)

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Abstract no. Most Down’s are presented among women aged 35 years or older P31.03 M. Ryynanen (Finland) Nuchal translucency for aneuploidies: single center experience in Brazil P31.04 C. Murta (Brazil) Incidence of Down syndrome in Slovenia in the last 15 years P31.05

MONDAY POSTERS N. Tul (Slovenia) Pregnancy outcomes of fetuses with enlarged nuchal translucency P31.06 L. Haakova (Czech Republic) Differents views to detect fetal nasal bones P31.07 J. Duyos (Spain) Nasal Bone Assessment in the 1st trimester of pregnancy in a Greek population P31.08 I. Korkontzelos (Greece) Absent nasal bone with normal nuchal translucency thickness at 11–14 weeks in trisomy 21 P31.09 W. Sepulveda (Chile) First-trimester screening for Down syndrome; the role of nasal bone assessment in the Korean population P31.10 M. Moon (Republic of Korea) Nuchal translucency and ductus venosus Doppler for trisomy 21 screening: which one is the best? P31.11 C. Murta (Brazil) Abnormal ductus venosus blood flow in the I trimester as a predictor for fetal outcome P31.12 M. Ropacka (Poland) Tricuspid regurgitation as a first trimester marker of chromosomal anomalies P31.13 V. Borobio (Spain) Frontomaxillary facial angle in child with trisomy 21 in Asia population P31.14 C. Hsiao (Taiwan) First results of biochemical screening and combined ultrasound of fetal chromosomal disorders in the first trimester of pregnancy in Ecuador P31.15 H. Loza (Ecuador) Performance of first trimester biochemistry in a non-standarized laboratory setting in Lebanon P31.16 R. Abu-Rustum (Lebanon) First and/or second trimester screening for Down syndrome: a single-center experience P31.17 C. Celentano (Italy) The sonographic assignment of fetal gender in early pregnancy P31.18 C. Appleton (Portugal) Are there any changes in placental vascularity assessed by three dimensional power Doppler ultrasonography in fetal aneuploidies? P31.19 G. Rizzo (Italy)

P32: Fetal echocardiography and CHD I PDA 3.A The importance of the three vessels and trachea view in fetal heart screening: report of five cases of vascular rings diagnosed in fetal period P32.01 K. Tsujimura (Japan) The contribution of 3D-reconstructions in pre and postnatal assessment of a double aortic arch P32.02 E. Quarello (France) Prenatal diagnosis of right aortic arch P32.03 C. Hsieh (Taiwan) Left ventricular aneurysm as an antenatal ultrasonographic marker of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. A case report P32.04 R. Marquez (Chile) Prenatal Echocardiography of Total Anomalous Pulmonary Venous Connection (TAPVC): isolated or accompanied by pulmonary P32.05 venous stenosis E. Choi (Republic of Korea) Multiple cardiac rhabdomyomas P32.06 R. Radulescu-Botica (Romania) Fetal cardiac rhbdomyoma diagnosed at twenty weeks of gestation: a case report P32.07 M. Rabanal (Spain) Prenatal diagnosis and clinical course of restrictive foramen ovale in otherwise normal heart P32.08 Y. Rhee (Republic of Korea) Prenatal diagnosis of Ebstein anomaly P32.09 R. Radulescu-Botica (Romania) Intrauterine detection of Ebstein’s anomaly: a case report P32.10 D. Paternoster (Italy) Fetal cor triatriatum dexter: two cases associated with nuchal edema in early second trimester P32.11 L. Skibsted (Denmark) Giant right atrial aneurysm-prenatal diagnosis P32.12 S. Clur (Netherlands)

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Abstract no. Absent right and persistent left superior Vena Cava, a cause of Fetal Ventricular Disproportion P32.13 S. Clur (Netherlands) Prenatal diagnosis of persistent left and absent right superior vena cava at 21 weeks of gestation P32.14 L. Guzzetti (Italy) Prenatal diagnosis and autopsy of a case with polysplenia syndrome P32.15 N. Salomon (Germany) Prenatal diagnosis of Ivemark syndrome P32.16 N. Mantas (Greece) Real-time 3D ultrasound using a matrix array transducer: a case of agenesis of the ductus venosus P32.17 C. Martínez-Payo (Spain)

P49: Ultrasound in Labour PDA 1.A Three dimensional(3D) volume measurement of the cervix from 8 weeks to 41weeks gestation compared to conventional transvaginal P49.01 cervical length and width J. Kim (Republic of Korea) The effect of sonographic estimated fetal weight at cesarean delivery after induction in nulliparous women at greater than 41 weeks P49.02 gestational age D. Chung (Republic of Korea) Fetal Doppler parameters in pregnancies complicated with preterm premature rupture of membranes developing P49.03 M. Del Pino (Spain) A clinical review of placenta previa and placanta accreta in previous cesarean section P49.04 A. Iwata (Japan) Obstetric haemorrhage – evaluation of the management of and accreta with ultrasound scan P49.05 S. Kalla (United Kingdom) Placenta accreta: Diagnosis by ultrasound scan and conservative management P49.06 S. Kalla (United Kingdom) Uterine artery Doppler ultrasound in postpartum women with retained placental tissue P49.07 M. Mulic-Lutvica (Sweden) Curettage procedure guided by ultrasound for trophoblastic gestational disease P49.08 P. Nowak (Brazil) Prospective sonographic diagnosis of accreta in patients with placenta previa P49.09 T. Loureiro (Portugal) To observe changing cervix with preterm delivery using virtual organ computer-aide analysis P49.10 R. Oyama (Japan) Prediction of preterm delivery in threatened preterm labor: comparison between ultrasonographic cervical length measurement and P49.11 digital examination J. Ko (Republic of Korea) Clinical efficacy of XI VOCAL in cervical volume measurement for the prediction of preterm delivery in Korea P49.12 Y. Lee (Republic of Korea) Clinical variables associated with uterine artery Doppler. Prematurity prediction in the hypertensive disorders of pregnancy P49.13 M. Juan (Spain) Adverse neonatal outcome in severe compromised premature fetuses – the pivotal role of ductus venosus velocimetry P49.14 R. Moreira de Sa (Brazil) Torsion of the pregnant uterus in the second trimester P49.15 G. Acmaz (Turkey)

P50: First trimester screening for syndromes and malformations PDC 2.03 Five years experience in prenatal diagnosis in a tertiary care center in Saudi Arabia P50.01 A. Al-Kaff (Saudi Arabia) Ultrasound findings in early pregnancy loss with 45,X karyotype P50.02 M. Angiolucci (Italy) Abnormal NT as a sign of Noonan’s syndrome – a case report P50.03 E. Romejko-Wolniewicz (Poland) Prenatal diagnosis of 22q11 tetrasomy by means of first trimester down’s screening P50.04 M. Boccolini (Italy) The role of fetal nuchal translucency (NT) in the detection of congenital heart defects P50.05 P. Sieroszewski (Poland) Congenital heart defects and other anomalies in fetuses with increased nuchal translucency and normal karyotype P50.06 O. Torok (Hungary) First trimester screening in the early diagnosis of congenital heart defects: a report of 2 cases in Lebanon P50.07 R. Abu-Rustum (Lebanon)

31 MONDAY POSTERS rntldansso ata rsm qwt mhlcl ntefrttietro rgac P50.11 J. Park Prenatal diagnosisofPartial Trisomy 3qwithOmphaloceleinthefirsttrimester ofpregnancy I. Martins Lethal multiplepterygiumsyndrome ehltoaoau aiesdsmercswt atocii,avr aefr fcnondtis aerpr P50.13 A. Cephalothoracopagus janicepsdisymmetricuswithgastroschisis,averyrareformofconjoinedtwins:casereport asv mhlcl:Mngmn n ucm. aerpr P50.14 P50.15 M. Basbug First trimesterdiagnosisofsirenomeliabyreal-timethree-dimensionalultrasound:acasereport L. Rosignoli casereport Massive Omphalocele:ManagementandOutcome. A ea i n aaecetdansda 3weso etto y4/Dutaon:acs eot P50.10 A. Fetal lipandpalatecleftdiagnosedat13weeksofgestationby4D/3Dultrasound:acasereport oorpi etrso ea ekcs t1+ ek fgsain P50.08 R. Sonographic featuresoffetalneckcystat13+6weeksgestation V First trimesterdiagnosisofCampomelicdysplasia. H. W Placenta incretainthefirsttrimester:acasereport S. Delahaye First trimesterdiagnosisofcerebralteratoma . Marsoosi Posters –Monday8October2007 Azanjac T T ayyar ang 32 ong (Republic ofKorea) (Hong Kong) (New Zealand) (Portugal) (Turkey) (Serbia andMontenegro) (Turkey) (Islamic RepublicofIran) (Italy) (France) Invitation toattendISUOG’s Annual GeneralMeeting(AGM) automatically enrolledasmembersofISUOGthrough toDecember2008 All fullypaiddelegatesatISUOG’s 17thWorld Congressin Florenceare International SocietyofUltrasound Coffee willfollowthe AGM intheexhibitionareas in ObstetricsandGynecology Auditorium, PalazzodeiCongressi and areencouragedtoattendthe AGM. Tuesday 9October2007 15:30 Abstract no. P50.12 P50.17 P50.09 P50.16 TUESDAY PROGRAM 4 33 PDA 2nd Floor Auditorium 2. Sala Verde PDA PDC PDC r all technical but has approved the 2 ; G. Malinger 2 ; T. Lerman-Sagie ; T. 2 ; H. Vinkler 2 ; D. Lev (Israel) 2 2 (Denmark) ; T. Sørensen; J. Laigaard; B. Nørgaard-Pedersen (Denmark) T. ; (USA) ; F. Taddei; L. Franceschetti; N. Palai; C. Groli (Italy) Taddei; ; F. (Israel) ; J. Keunen; J. Kingdom; P. Shannon; E. Widjaja; G. Ryan; D. Chitayat; C. Raybaud; A. Toi; Toi; A. G. Ryan; D. Chitayat; C. Raybaud; Shannon; E. Widjaja; ; J. Keunen; J. Kingdom; P. ; M. Podobnik; J. Zmijanac; B. Gebauer; S. Stasenko; I. Brlecic (Croatia) ; R. Achiron; D. Kidron; L. Schreiber; L. Ben-Sira; D. Lev; T. Lerman-Sagie (Israel) Lerman-Sagie T. Achiron; D. Kidron; L. Schreiber; L. Ben-Sira; D. Lev; ; R. ; R. Porcher; J. Bernard; P. Rozenberg; Y. Ville (France) Ville Y. Rozenberg; ; R. Porcher; J. Bernard; P. ; I. Bar-Hava (Sweden) ; T. Tredennick; A. Kennedy; K. Oh; N. Selden (USA) Tredennick; T. ; 1 (Rep of Ireland) ritsch ; A. Watson; K. Coulson; P. Chudleigh; R. Heslop; L. Heijne (UK) K. Coulson; P. A. Watson; ; ; P. Gaglioti; D. Danelon; M. Mensa; V. Ciriminna; M. Oberto; M. Mombrò; T. Todros (Italy) Todros T. Ciriminna; M. Oberto; M. Mombrò; Gaglioti; D. Danelon; M. Mensa; V. ; P. ; P. Jones; W. Huttly; R. Dave; C. Rodeck; P. Pandya (UK) Huttly; R. Dave; C. Rodeck; P. Jones; W. ; P. (France) ; K. Wøjdemann; M. Christiansen; A. Tabor; K. Sundberg (Denmark) Tabor; A. ; K. Wøjdemann; M. Christiansen; ; L. Pasquini; V. Pontello; L. Giorgi; E. Paoletti; F. Branconi; M. Fontanarosa (Italy) Pontello; L. Giorgi; E. Paoletti; F. ; L. Pasquini; V. ondi imor-T T T . Podobnik . Malone . (Palestinian Territory); (Palestinian Territory); F S. Halawa M. Christiansen M. Christiansen G. Malinger Malone (Rep of Ireland); G. Monni (Italy) Chairs: F. F Chairs: A. Toi (Canada); L. Guibaud (France) (Canada); L. Guibaud Toi A. Chairs: I. Detailed program page 70 Detailed program Detailed program page 70 1 A. Lausman G. Oggè M. Signorelli A. David A. Selbing J. Evans M. Rohrbach; S. Blaser (Canada) R. Sohaey J. Bault L. Rode (CUSUM) charts and tests? L. Salomon P G. Malinger

08:30–10:00 weeks II Screening for aneuploidy at 11–14 08:30–10:00(*sponsored by Siemens) Fetal neurosonology I 09:00–17:00 area^ Medison satellite education 09:00–17:00 area^ GE satellite education Program – Tuesday 9 October 2007 October 9 – Tuesday Program 08:50 harmonic on the measurement of nuchal translucency thickness The impact of tissue OC78 09:15 09:20 Discussion Prenatal diagnosis of cerebellar anomalies by dedicated neurosonography OC72 09:25 09:35 Discussion serum screening for Down syndrome in gestational week 8–9 Multimarker maternal OC83 09:40 ADAM 12 – towards Serum-Only-Screening for Down syndrome in first trimester Biochemical Normalisation of OC84 09:40 Thick corpus callosum. Prenatal diagnosis and clinical significance 08:30 Overview OC75 08:30 Live scan demonstration 09:25 findings Periventricular Brain Cysts. Fetal Imaging and Postnatal/postmortem OC73 09:05 09:10 be lowered to 9.5 mm? Mild ventriculomegaly: should the cut-off Isolated mild ventriculomegaly (10–12 mm): very long-term prognosis OC70 OC71 09:45 Increased nuchal translucency and the risk of aneuploidy women screened by the integrated test OC85 09:50 Discussion activities. systems and support fo *Live scan demonstration sessions are generously supported by our sponsoring partners. Sponsors provide services to bring live scan sessions to you. Scientific content is defined by ISUOG. ^Satellite education programs are brought to you by our sponsors. ISUOG is not responsible for the content of these sessions, ^Satellite education programs are brought to you by our sponsors. ISUOG is not responsible for the content 09:20 maternal -hCGf and PAPP-A Correlation between weeks levels and fetal genital tubercle appearance at 11–13+6 OC82 08:45 How accurate are NT measurements? OC77 09:30 09:35 Discussion neural tube defects Prenatal ultrasound diagonosis of tethered cord in fetuses without open OC74 09:45 septal agenesis Prognostic value of fetal optic chiasm measurements in fetuses with OC76 09:15 Association between fetal gender and nuchal translucency thickness OC81 08:55 weeks: a role for cumulative sum assessment of nuchal translucency measurements at 11–14 Quantitative quality OC79 09:00 09:10 Discussion of fetal gender by ultrasound First trimester determination OC80 08:50 Overview 09:50 Discussion Program – Tuesday 9 October 2007

08:30–10:00 TVS in assisted reproduction – joint ESHRE session PDA Basement Chairs: T. D’Hooghe (Belgium); F. Ubaldi (Italy) 08:30 Follicle maturation and quality assessment using ultrasound P. Setti (Italy) 08:45 Measurement of uterine contractility in the non-pregnant uterus: methodology and clinical applications C. Tomassetti (Belgium); T. D’Hooghe (Belgium) 09:00 Endometrial thickness and outcome after ART, what is clinically relevant? TUESDAY PROGRAM F. Ubaldi (Italy) 09:15 Establishing the reliability and validity of a new technique that facilitates automated measurements of follicular OC86, OC87 diameter and volume N. Raine-Fenning1; K. Jayaprakasan1; J. Clewes1; I. Joergner2; S. Dehghani Bonaki2; S. Chamberlain1; L. Devlin1; H. Priddle1; I .Johnson1 1(UK); 2(Austria) 09:25 The intercycle variability of three-dimensional ultrasound determinants of ovarian reserve in an IVF population OC89 K. Jayaprakasan; B.K. Campbel; J. Hopkisson; J. Clewes; I. Johnson; N.R. Raine-Fenning (UK) 09:30 Three-dimensial ultrasonography and power Doppler in assessment of poor ovarian response OC90 Y. Masliy; I. Sudoma (Ukraine) 09:35 Multigate spectral Doppler analysis (MSDA) to study hemodynamic parameters during IVF treatment for egg OC91 donation cycles G. Urban1; M. Paidas2; S. Ricci1; P. Tortoli1; F. Sanguineti2; P. Patrizio2 1(Italy); 2(USA) 09:40 Automated calculation of follicular volumes using 3D sonography in women undergoing assisted reproduction: OC92 a prospective evaluation of a novel software T. Deutch; A. Abuhamad; D. Matson; L. Stadtmauer; S. Bocca; S. Oehninger (USA) 09:45 Three-dimensional ultrasound improves work flow and provides a more reliable assessment of the number of OC93 antral follicles in patients with subfertility K. Jayaprakasan; B. Campbell; J. Hopkisson; J. Clewes; I. Johnson; N. Raine-Fenning (UK) 09:50 Discussion

10:00–10:45 Chaired oral poster discussions (#sponsored by Medison) OP08: Fetal biometry PDA 1.A Chairs: S. Eik-Nes (Norway); T. Todros (Italy) OP09: The second trimester malformation scan and anomalies of the face and abdomen PDA 3.B Chairs: A. Gagnon (Canada); A. Abuhamad (USA) OP10: Twins I PDA 2.B Chairs: A. Baschat (USA); B. D’Addario (Italy) OP11: Fertility, pelvic pain and endometriosis Presentation: PDA Basement Chairs: N. Raine-Fenning (UK); F. Ubaldi (Italy) Viewing: PDC 1.01 OP12: Fetal heart and 4D PDA 3.A Chairs: J. Carvalho (UK); B. Tutschek (Germany) OP13: Fetal neurosonography PDC G.Onice Chairs: D. Nyberg (USA); P. Volpe (Italy)

Poster viewing is available all day for OP sessions as listed above and: P33: Fetal skeleton PDC G.04 P34: Biometry, umbilical cord and placenta PDA 1.A P35: Fertility, pelvic pain and endometriosis PDC 1.01 P36: Twins PDA 2.B P37: Fetal neurosonography I PDC G.05 P38: Fetal neurosonography II PDC 1.04 P39: Fetal echocardiography and CHD PDA 3.A 10:30–11:15 Coffee and poster viewing

11:15–12:30 Early fetal echocardiography (*sponsored by Aloka) PDC Auditorium Chairs: F. Taddei (Italy); R. Chaoui (Germany) 11:15 Live scan demonstration J. Carvalho (UK) 11:35 Overview B. Tutschek (Germany) 11:50 Structural heart defects associated with an increased nuchal translucency: 9 years experience in a referral centre OC94 S. Clur1; A. Cook2; R. Laurini3; J. Ottenkamp1; C. Bilardo1 1(Netherlands); 2(UK); 3(France)

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TUESDAY PROGRAM 43 ogntlhatdfcsadascae xrcricaoaisi o-eetdpplto f4 8 eue OC105 Congenital heartdefectsandassociatedextracardiac anomaliesinanon-selected populationof42381fetuses 14:35 15 ea bratrgtsblva reyi omlftssadi onSnrm OC101 OC100 FetalaberrantrightsubclavianarteryinnormalfetusesandDownSyndrome FetuseswithDownsyndromehaveanenlargedanteriorfontanelinthe2ndtrimesterofpregnancy 11:55 11:50 22 Discussion 12:25 20 nlec fmtra neto fgentaadohrcmo oyhnlrc eeae nftldcu OC97,OC98 Influenceofmaternalingestiongreenteaandothercommonpolyphenol-richbeveragesonfetalductus 12:08 42 Overview 14:20 21 eilg fhprcoei oe ihnatrir ea eiieui OC102 Theabnormalovary 11.30 Aetiologyofhyperechogenicbowelwithinatertiaryfetalmedicineunit Discussion 12:10 12:00 OC measurementsusinga Feasibilityofthe1stleveltransabdominalscreeningforcardiacdefectsattime ofNT Discussion 11:58 11:55 21 Discussion 12:15 OC96 Estimationofthemyocardialperformanceindexinfetusesat11,0 to13,6week’s gestation 12:03 40 Livescandemonstration 14:00 OC103 Fibroids,adenomyosis andadhesions 12:00 OC104 Assessingtheendometrium 11:15 Isolatedgallbladderabnormalityinutero:clinicalsignificanceasascreenforfetalanomaly OC99 Outcomeofantenatallydiagnosedshortfemur 12:20 12:15 ShouldwerecommendInvasiveStudyinFetuswithIsolatedBorderlineVentriculomegaly? Mildventriculomegalyroleplay 11:45 11:15 14 Earlypregnancy 11:45 21 Discussion 12:16 40–53 Fetalechocardiography:CHDandextracardiacanomalies 14:00–15:30 Lunchandposterviewing 12:30–14:00 **Siemenssatellitesymposium 12:45–13:45 Interactivesession:practicalaspectsofultrasoundingynecology, 11:15–12:30 Dealingwithborderlinefindings 11:15–12:30 Program –Tuesday 9October2007 36 E. Y D. Paladini P arteriosus dynamics J. Copel D. S. Whitten M. Bellotti new high-definitionbloodflowimagingmode A. Hamela-Olkowska;P D. Paladini L. Savelli S. Goldstein M. Moon N. Fratelli J. Chung The parents:D.Levine(USA);P. Jeanty(USA) The sonologist:I. Timor-Tritsch (USA) services tobring livescan sessionsto you.Scientific content isdefined byISUOG. *Live scan demonstrationsessions aregenerouslysupported byoursponsoring partners.Sponsors providesystems andsupportfo **Lunchtime satellite symposiaarebroughttoyoubyoursponsors. 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Wlasienko (Italy) T esta (Australia) (Italy) (Italy) ; K.Jalinik;J.Dangel(Poland) L. Hagemann;M.Moraes; PDC PDC PDA PDA ntent. Auditorium Auditorium Basement 2nd Floor r alltechnical 95 TUESDAY PROGRAM 9 1 17 37 1 2nd Floor Basement Auditorium PDA PDA ; L. Lewi 1 ; PDC 1 ; 1 ; P. Lewi ; P. 5 ; P. Lewi ; P. 3 ; P.G. Seaward ; P.G. 1 ; E. Gratacós 1 ; K. Hecher 3 ; I. Suchet 3 1 ; A. Diemert 1 ; J. Allbert ; J. 2 ; S. Dymarkowski 4 ; K. Hecher 1 ; A. Huber 1 (USA) ; L. Gucciardo (USA) 1 ; K. Hecher 4 ; M. Tchirikov ; M. 1 1 ; C. Schneider ; A. Huber 3 3 (Spain) 5 ; T. Van Mieghem Van T. ; 1 ; Y. Ville ; Y. 2 ; A. Diemert ; J. Jani 1 2 ; K. Moise 3 (Jordan) 4 ; E. Donne (Germany); 1 4 4 (USA); ; J.C. Fouron 3 1 ; I. Blickstein 1 ; T. Bregenzer ; T. 2 (UK); ; R. Quintero 3 2 (Germany) 3 ; A.S. Boes 2 ; F. Proux ; F. ; S. Chevret; L. Bussières; Y. Ville (France) Ville Y. ; S. Chevret; L. Bussières; 1 (USA) ; A. Kaplanska; J. Kuran; E. Sliwka; J. Papierz; A. Kraska; J. Dangel (Poland) A. 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Hecher 1 1 ; J. Jani 1 . Wlasienko . Murakoshi (Canada); (Germany); (Belgium); (Belgium); occlusion of chorionic plate anastomoses J. Stirnemann R. Windrim J. Deprest J. Deprest 1 1 1 Chairs: T. Bourne (UK); L. Valentin (Sweden) Bourne (UK); L. Valentin T. Chairs: postmenopausal women I. Jacobs Y. Torii (Japan) Torii Y. R. Quintero 1 Chairs: Y. Ville (France); K. Hecher (Germany) Ville Y. Chairs: K. Hecher J. Stirnemann G. Ryan visible donor bladder T approach to prevent fetal demise of a donor M. Nakata M. Bahtiyar; B. Stevens; B. Weeks; A. Friedman; J. Copel A. B. Stevens; B. Weeks; M. Bahtiyar; placenta with a 30° fetoscope A. Huber E. Carreras lesions J. Saada J. Rychik L. Lewi A. Szwast; Z. Tian; M. McCann; D. Donaghue; J. Rychik M. McCann; D. Donaghue; Tian; A. Szwast; Z. isolated ventricular septal defect (VSD) isolated ventricular septal P

14:00–15:30 Scanning asymptomatic women 14:00–15:30 Twins 15:30–16:00Annual General Meeting ISUOG Program – Tuesday 9 October 2007 October 9 – Tuesday Program 15:15 factors in twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome treated by selective fetoscopic laser Peri-operative prognostic OC11 14:00 The role of ultrasound as a primary and secondary test in ovarian cancer screening for asymptomatic 14:50 14:55 Discussion selective laser photocoagulation of communicating vessels Trocar-assisted OC116 15:20 Discussion 14:00 Update on monochorionic twins (overview) 14:30 14:40 Discussion descriptive study Staging by cardiac function in twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome: a OC114 15:20 limb occlusion in severe twin-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS) Vascular OC120 15:05 15:10 Discussion placental communicating vessels for twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome: a new Sequential laser coagulation of OC118 14:45 Syndrome with or without Transfusion Twin-Twin stage 3 sub-classification for of the Quintero’s Validation OC115 14:40 14:45 Discussion septal defect (VSD) The clinical significance of isolated muscular ventricular OC106 15:00 in severe mid-trimester twin-twin transfusion syndrome and anterior Laser coagulation of placental anastomoses OC1 14:25 harmful is it? Amniotic fluid discordance in monochorionic twin pregnancies: how OC113 15:15 Sclerosis Complex and cerebral Tuberous incidence of associated Prenatal diagnosis of cardiac rhabdomyomas: OC110 15:10 indicator of poor outcome? Prominence of the coronary circulation in the fetus: a prognostic OC109 14:20 The natural history of monochorionic twins and the role of prenatal ultrasound scan OC112 15:25 Discussion 14:55 15:05 Discussion heart syndrome performance in the fetus with hypoplastic left Ventricular OC108 14:15 diamniotic twin placenta Placental sharing, birthweight discordance and vascular anastomoses in monochorionic OC11 14:50 among fetuses with prenatally diagnosed and abnormal karyotype Coexistence of extra-cardiac malformations OC107 TUESDAY PROGRAM 65 GntcUtaon:9%dtcinrt o rsme 3 8ad2 OC125 GeneticUltrasound:99%detectionratefortrisomies13,18and21 Discussion 16:55 16:45 72 Discussion 17:20 73 hti h eurnert fpsmnpua leigi oe h aeati noeru uigafrt OC130 Whatisthe recurrencerateofpostmenopausal bleedinginwomenwhohaveathinendometriumduringfirst 17:30 65 Assessingwomen withpostmenopausalbleeding 16:50 Debate 16:50 73 r-prtv oa-einlsaigo noera acr rnvgnlsngah s antcRsnneIaigOC13 Pre-operative local-regionalstagingofendometrial cancer:transvaginalsonography vs.MagneticResonanceImaging 17:35 50 Clinicalrelevanceofasymptomaticpolypsinpostmenopausalwomen 15:00 72 TredmninlpwrDplragorpy(DPA nwmnwt oteoaslbedn n OC129 Three-dimensionalpowerDopplerangiography (3D-PDA)inwomenwithpostmenopausal bleedingand 17:25 OC12 Anotherlook atfetallossrate(FLR)followingsecondtrimestergeneticamniocentesis(AMNIO):asinglecenters’ 16:35 Unilocularsimplecysts–canweachieveaconsensusonhowtomanagethem? 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; R. Nadisauskiene 1 (Lithuania); preliminary results preliminary results A. Gaurilcikas E. Svedas 1 Program – Tuesday 9 October 2007 October 9 – Tuesday Program 19:30 Congress Party – sponsored by 17:40 of early-stage Cervical Cancer: characteristics and pathomorphological findings in cases Correlation of sonographic OC13 17:50 Discussion TUESDAY POSTERS lcna ouemaueetb Dutaon ntefrttietradpeito fftlgot etito OP08.11 OP08.09 B. Meurer Placental volumemeasurementby3D-ultrasoundinthefirsttrimesterandpredictionoffetalgrowthrestriction F Z-scores distribution:ausefultooltocomparebiometrybetweenoperatorsinroutineultrasoundpopulation S. Johnsen Fetal ageassessmentbasedonultrasoundinthesecondtrimesterandeffect ofethnicmorphometricdifferences inCameroon i n lfplt:acmaiinbtenutaoorpi he iesoa utpaa ehiu n utsietcnqe OP G. Nazzaro Lip andclefpalate:acomparisionbetweenultrasonographicthreedimensional multiplanartechniqueandmultislice OP08.02 I. Økland newpopulationbasedtermpredictionmethod–evaluationoftheBPD-basedpredictions A otoewt ihBIrqiemr cn ocmlt ntm vlain OP09.01 OP08.14 P Do thosewithhighBMIrequiremorescanstocompleteanatomyevaluation? (USA) (Canada); A.Abuhamad Gagnon Chairs: A. S. Degani Fetal sonographicrenalangiography:variationsoftheoriginarteries S. Eik-Nes Predicting remainingtimeofpregnancy–anewpopulation-basedapproachforthepredictiondaydeliverybasedonFemurl Chairs: S.Eik-Nes(Norway); T. Todros (Italy) h ea otplt:ntanweeln n3 lrsud OP09.05 H. W The fetalsoftpalate:notanowherelandon3Dultrasound osf iseprmtr mrv egtetmto o ea arsma OP08.06 OP08.07 J. Siemer New specificultrasound-basedweightformulaforfetuseswithabdominalwalldefects W Do softtissueparametersimproveweightestimationforfetalmacrosomia? S. LI malformations Ultrasonographic evaluationofprenatalfetalfacialanatomy:ultrasonographic evaluationoffetalfacialanatomyand OP09: Thesecondtrimestermalformationscanandanomaliesofthefaceabdomen OP08.08 M. Kfir Is velamentousinsertionoftheumbilicalcordinsingletonpregnanciesassociatedwithlowbirthweightandintrauterinegrowt L. Salomon Cumulative sum(CUSUM)chartsandtests:asimplemethodtoassessthequalityoffetalbiometry OP08: Fetalbiometry Viewing availableallday Discussion groupsfororalposters:10:00–10:45 Oral posterpresentations–sponsoredby neaa lrsudpeitr fotoe o atocii OP09.10 OP09 N. Shah Incidence andtypes offetalcongenitalmalformationsin womenwithtype1andtype2diabetes inpregnancyalargemulti-eth R. Intra-abdominal boweldilatationinfetuses withgastroschisisisassociatedbowelatresiaorintestinalcomplications K. Pfleghaar Antenatal ultrasoundpredictorsofoutcomes forgastroschisis s fpeaa rwhvlct hrst eetsalfrgsainlaeftss OP08.10 V Use ofprenatalgrowthvelocitychartstodetectsmallforgestationalagefetuses he-iesoa lrsudmaueeto h lcna ouei al rgac:peiiayrsls OP08.12 P Three-dimensional ultrasoundmeasurementoftheplacentalvolumeinearlypregnancy:preliminaryresults oprsno Dad3-utpaa lrsudi h vlaino h ea rfl OP09.03 OP09.02 E. deJong-Pleij comparisonof2Dand3D-multiplanarultrasoundintheevaluationfetalprofile A S. Whitten experience Basic traininginobstetricultrasound–requirements,accessandthetrainees’ otiuino ope lrsudt h td fftltaha li lw OP09.09 OP09.07 OP09.08 G. Grange Contribution ofDopplerultrasoundtothestudyfetaltrachealfluidflow J. Develay-Morice Fetal oesophagus:couldthespacebetweentracheaandaortabeusedin routine? S. Li Ultrasonograpgic featuresofvariousfetalfacialmalformationsinvitrostudy rsetv aiaino rcinlamvlm o ea egtetmto OP08.05 OP08.03 W Prospective validationoffractionalarmvolumeforfetalweightestimation L. Salomon Accuracy offirsttrimesterfetalbiometrytopredictgestationalageandduedate . Fuchs . Glanc . Nowak . Ciriminna Posters –Tuesday 9October2007 . Lee . Lee Axt-Fliedner 40 ong (China) (China) (United States) (United States) (United States) (United Kingdom) (Canada) (France) (New Zealand) (Norway) (Brazil) (Germany) (Germany) (Israel) (United Kingdom) (France) (Norway) (Norway) (Italy) (France) (France) (Italy) (United States) (Germany) (Netherlands) (France) etito? OP08.13 h restriction? ea ail OP09.06 fetal facial i Krgo OP09.12 nic UKregion ength OP08.01 Abstract no. OP08.04 PDA PDA 09.04 3.B 1.A .11 TUESDAY POSTERS 3.A 2.B 1.01 11.03 P10.02 41 PDA PDA OP11.05 OP10.11 OP10.12 PDC Abstract no. Basement PDA Viewing: osis OP11.08 field OP11.10 flow OP10.07 OP10.06 in patients OP11.04 twin OP10.13 ester OP12.01 Presentation: (United Kingdom) (United States) (United States) (Chile) (Lebanon) (Italy) (Italy)

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Antolin Posters – Tuesday 9 October 2007 9 October – Tuesday Posters Aboujaoude . Pinto . Rizzello Diagnosis of uterine congenital anomalies: 3D transvaginal sonography versus 2D-3D saline infusion sonohysterography Diagnosis of uterine congenital anomalies: 3D transvaginal M. Ceccarini OP11.01 Chairs: J. Carvalho (UK); B. Tutschek (Germany) Tutschek Chairs: J. Carvalho (UK); B. potential for second trim Examination of the fetal heart by four dimensional ultrasound with spatio-temporal image correlation: screening of congenital heart disease G. Rizzo Chairs: A. Baschat (USA); B. D’Addario (Italy) A. Baschat (USA); Chairs: pregnanciesTTTS is not seen in normal monochorionic imbalance between twins in Umbilical vein volume flow M. OP10.01 Fetoscopic laser surgery: Istanbul experience R. Has Chairs: N. Raine-Fenning (UK); F. Ubaldi (Italy) Chairs: N. Raine-Fenning (UK); F. Transvaginal sonographic mapping of pelvic adhesions in women with chronic pelvic pain sonographic mapping of pelvic adhesions in women Transvaginal M. Romanini OP11.07 Association of chorionicity and pregnancy-associated plasma protein A plasma protein Association of chorionicity and pregnancy-associated in twin pregnancies with neonatal outcome M. Piccoli OP10.08 J. Rychik (AREDF) in the umbilical artery E. Gaziano Longer term neurodevelopmental outcome in preterm growth restricted twins with and without absent or reversal of end diastolic Longer term neurodevelopmental outcome in preterm The CHOP Syndrome Transfusion Twin-Twin abnormality in the Score: a method for quantification of cardiovascular Cardiovascular O New ultrasound markers for the diagnosis of adenomyosis in infertile population I. OP11.09 Management and outcome of monochorionic twin pregnancies in a unit offering amnioreduction pregnancies in a unit offering Management and outcome of monochorionic twin J. Connor OP10.09 OP12: Fetal heart and 4D Three dimensional sonographic evaluation of septate uterus after hysteroscopic metroplasty: correlation with pregnancy outcome Three dimensional sonographic evaluation of septate uterus after hysteroscopic metroplasty: correlation N. Lazzarin OP11 – Fertility, pelvic pain and endometriosis pelvic – Fertility, OP11 Outcomes in a cohort of patients with stage 1 twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome patients with stage 1 twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome Outcomes in a cohort of M. Bebbington OP10.04 OP10 – Twins I OP10 – Twins D. Borowski The prevalence of ultrasonic polycystic ovarian morphology in women with endocrinopathies presented with hyperandogenism and The prevalence of ultrasonic polycystic ovarian morphology in women with endocrinopathies presented OP Polish experience with fetoscopic laser surgery for TTTS Polish experience with fetoscopic laser surgery for anovulation R. The CHOP of treatment with selective laser ablation transfusion: the effect cardiovascular score for twin-to-twin M. Bebbington OP10.10 Ultrasonographic evidence of brain lesion in surviving monochorionic twin after in utero death of co-twin of brain lesion in surviving monochorionic twin Ultrasonographic evidence M. Lanna OP10.05 The role of Contrast-HyCoSy for tubal patency in an infertility program C. Lanzani OP11.06 transfusion syndrome (TTTS) J. Keunen Laser therapy of twin-to-twin-transfusion syndrom in triplet pregnancies Laser therapy of twin-to-twin-transfusion syndrom A. Diemert OP10.14 Placental discordance before selective laser ablation as a predictor of perinatal outcome and birth weight discordance in twin- Placental discordance before selective laser ablation Fetal cardiac function at different stages of severity in twin to twin transfusion syndrome of severity in twin to twin transfusion syndrome stages different Fetal cardiac function at E. OP10.03 Laparoscopy in women with previous abdominal open surgery. Safety of the ultrasound preoperative evauation of the subumbilical Laparoscopy in women with previous abdominal open surgery. undergoing IVF K. Jayaprakasan M. Romanini Quantification of the effect of pituitary desensitization on 3D ultrasound predictors of ovarian response and treatment outcome of pituitary desensitization on 3D ultrasound Quantification of the effect F Transvaginal Ultrasound versus Magnetic Resonance in the study of under-diagnosed endometriosis: adenomyosis and deep endometri Ultrasound versus Magnetic Resonance in the Transvaginal The sonographic evaluation of subendometrial wave-like activity in patients with endometritis V OP11.02 Prenatal imaging and neurological follow up in the survivors of monochorionic twin pregnancies with a single intrauterine death twin pregnancies with a single intrauterine follow up in the survivors of monochorionic Prenatal imaging and neurological A. Fichera TUESDAY POSTERS lrsngah n R o h vlaino r n otaa N ahlg:orcssi OP13.13 OP13.06 F Ultrasonography andMRIfortheevaluation ofpreandpostnatalCNSpathology:ourcasistic OP13.03 S. Boito Fetal borderlinecerebrallateralventriculomegaly:aretrospectiveanalysisof74cases J. Bello-Munoz on 3DUltrasound Interactive ImageSegmentationandsemiautomatedtemplate-basedsystemforvolumecalculationonfetalcerebralstructuresbas L. Masini Prenatal findingsandoutcomeofopenclosedspinabifida(SB):analysis164cases Z. Imaging ofthefetalheartinthoracopagustwins A. in 1versus3planes Automated softwarefortheretrievalofdiagnosticfetalcardiacultrasoundplanesinsecondtrimesterpregnancy:standa cuayo i oorpi in ntepeaa insso pn iia OP13.04 V Accuracy ofsixsonographicsignsintheprenataldignosisspinabifida ne fFtlAiei eomto eune(AS nwmnwt eurn AS OP13.10 J. deV Onset ofFetal Akinesia DeformationSequence(FADS) inwomenwith recurrentFADS OP12.14 OP13.02 D. Paladini prospectivecross-sectionalthree-dimensionalstudy The normaldevelopmentoftheanteriorfontanelinfetus. A M. Piccoli Screening forcongenitalheartdisease(CHD)at20–24weeks:afiveyearexperience OP12.03 E. Jaeggi Stenting oftheatrialseptuminfetallambs J. Espinoza ultrasonography The valueofthesagittalview“Ductal Arch Plane”intheprenataldiagnosisandcounselingofConotruncal Anomalies usi G. Nazzaro The useof3Dultrasoundobliquetechniqueinthedetectionfetalheartlongaxisviews opsclou bomlte:2,3 lrsudadMI OP13.08 M. Signorelli Corpus callosumabnormalities:2D,3DultrasoundandMRI OP12.13 J. Martinez Diagnosis ofcongenitalheartdiseaseat11–14 weeksinfetuseswithnormalkaryotype R. Bataeva newalgorithmforfetalcardiacscanningusingvolumereslicingmodality(3Dextendedimaging)andspatio-temporalimagecorre A ea rnpsto ftegetatre sesdb TCi obnto ihTmgahcUtaon mgn TI OP12.06 R. Chaoui Fetal transpositionofthegreatarteriesassessedbySTICincombinationwith Tomographic UltrasoundImaging(TUI) o osM d otedansi aaiiyo oorpyi h vlaino eue ihvnrclmgl OP13.07 B. Benacerraf How doesMRaddtothediagnosticcapabilityofsonographyinevaluation offetuseswithventriculomegaly OP12.12 T Accuracy oftransabdominalfetalechocardiographypriorto16weeksinfetusesatriskforcongenitalheartdefects OP13: FetalNeurosonography OP12.02 L. Gindes Three andfourdimensionalultrasound–anovelmethodforevaluatingfetalcardiacanomalies ea eairasse uigscn afo omlpennyb ordmninlutaoorpyi oe OP13.12 Y Fetal behaviorassessedduringsecondhalfofnormalpregnancybyfour-dimensional ultrasonographyinKorea M. Esetov Daghestan The ultrasonographicscreeningofCNSdefectsthefetus11–14 weeksofpregnancyinanunselectedpopulationtheRepub OP12.07 S. Added valueof3D/4Dmodalitiesinthediagnosisandevaluationfetalumbilicalveinanomalies ada xmnto ihSI 4DSai-eprlIaeCreain OP12.08 B. Puerto Cardiac examinationwithSTIC(4DSpatio-Temporal ImageCorrelation) L. Gindes Chairs: D.Nyberg(USA);P. Volpe (Italy) usdwv ope ftemdl eerlatr nftlbananraiis OP13.09 L. Pistorius Pulsed wavedopplerofthemiddlecerebralarteryinfetalbrainabnormalities DSo h ea emsa 9t 0weso etto omllnt n ieo perneo h rmr isr OP13.01 3DUS ofthefetalvermisat19to30weeksgestation–normallengthandtimeappearanceprimaryfissure . . Ghi . Jo . D’Addario Posters –Tuesday 9October2007 T T Abuhamad Y addei ian agel 42 (Republic ofKorea) (Italy) ries (United States) (Italy) (Israel) (Italy) (Italy) (Spain) (Canada) (Italy) (Israel) (Israel) (Germany) (Russian Federation) (Netherlands) (Italy) (Spain) (Netherlands) (Russian Federation) (Italy) (United States) (Italy) (Italy) (United States) (United States) (Spain) rdization OP12.05 g4 OP12.09 ng 4D ain(TC OP12.04 lation (STIC) i f OP13.11 lic of ed OP13.05 PDC Abstract no. 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. Lee Posters – Tuesday 9 October 2007 9 October – Tuesday Posters . Klaritsch Sonographic estimation of fetal weight using thoracic circumference (TC) in cases of fetal abdominal wall defect or fetal ascit Sonographic estimation of fetal weight using thoracic circumference (TC) in cases of fetal abdominal H. Lee Umbilical artery thrombosis leading to fetal growth restriction P P34.10 Study of the fetal bony pelvis by computed tomography in bladder exstrophy: about one case by computed tomography in bladder exstrophy: Study of the fetal bony pelvis G. Chambon P33.05 Fetal clavicle length: an Asian nomogram Fetal clavicle length: an A. Kuah Macrosomia: a new formula for optimized fetal weight estimationN. Hart P34.02 G. Chambon Prenatal diagnosis of a rare skeletal dysplasia by ultrasound and scan tomography: atelosteogenesis III (AO III). Correlation Prenatal diagnosis of a rare skeletal dysplasia by Atelosteogenesis type 1 Prenatal sonographic diagnosis of M. Basbug P33.12 Prenatal diagnosis of VACTERLtrimester ultrasound screening Syndrome by 3D/4D maximum render mode in second L. Di Luzio P33.13 In utero spontaneous resolution of a marked femur angulation In utero spontaneous resolution of a marked femur A. V P33.06 Predicting adverse neonatal outcome in severe fetal compromise: a pivotal role for estimated fetal weight Z score Predicting adverse neonatal outcome in severe fetal compromise: a pivotal role for estimated fetal R. Moreira de Sa P34.06 Prenatal sonographic diagnosis of fetal scoliosis. Case report Prenatal sonographic diagnosis of fetal scoliosis. G. Nazzaro P33.14 Fetal thoracic skeleton: evaluation by 3D ultrasound Fetal thoracic skeleton: evaluation E. V Congenital Genu Recurvatum with dislocation of the knees: a case report Congenital Genu Recurvatum with dislocation of L. Mandia P33.07 New formulae for estimating fetal weight for specific birth weight groups J. Siemer P34.03 Second trimester prediction of birth weight using individualized growth assessment W P34.04 P34: Biometry, umbilical cord and placenta P34: Biometry, 3D ultrasound , MRI and molecular diagnosis of Thanatophoric Dysplasia type I 3D ultrasound , MRI and molecular diagnosis of K. Kim Sa Jin P33.09 P33: Fetal skeleton P33: Fetal skeleton Posters (view only) (view only) Posters day available for viewing all Posters are Persistent placental maternal blood flow visualized with LevovistTM in a case of dead fetus syndrome Persistent placental maternal blood flow visualized with LevovistTM in a case of dead fetus syndrome D. P34.12 Customized standards of estimated fetal weight as predictor of adverse perinatal outcome A. Iraola P34.05 Prenatal diagnosis of clubfoot. Associated anomalies and long-term outcome Associated anomalies and long-term outcome Prenatal diagnosis of clubfoot. M. Canto P33.03 Three-dimensional power Doppler evaluation of multiple nuchal cord loops causing severe intrauterine growth restriction Three-dimensional power Doppler evaluation of multiple nuchal cord loops causing severe intrauterine D. V P34.08 Prenatal diagnosis and management of vasa previa; a 5 year review E. Kanda Multiple placental infarcts: correlation between prenatal ultrasound images and pathologic examination A. P34.11 P34.09 Prenatal diagnosis of Larsen Syndrome by 2D- and 3D/4D-ultrasound Prenatal diagnosis of Larsen Syndrome by 2D- and M. Brauer P33.15 Thanatoporic dysplasia type 2 with encephalocele during the second trimester – correlation with autopsy Thanatoporic dysplasia type 2 with encephalocele G. Chambon P33.10 Crossed polydactyly prenatally diagnosed by 2- and 3-dimensional sonography Crossed polydactyly prenatally diagnosed by 2- H. Choi P33.08 E. Pajkrt Prenatal diagnosis of mirror-polydactyly of the feet Prenatal diagnosis of mirror-polydactyly A. Simionescu Chorioangioma of the placenta-two cases report Ultrasound parameters of umbilical cord - reference values for normal pregnancy M. Pietryga P34.07 TUESDAY POSTERS ea eeelrvlm esrmn sn ovninlmlilnr3 n OA oainltcnqe P37.03 G. Nazzaro rotationaltechnique Fetal cerebellarvolumemeasurementusingconventionalmultiplanar3DandVOCAL lrsudftlmtratvt nCSmlomto:arapasl P37.11 A. D’Elia Ultrasound fetalmotoractivityinCNS malformation:areappraisal Y 2D ultrasonogrphy The validityof3D,4Dultrasoundtechniqueforevaluationenlargedcisternamagnacomparedfetalmagneticresonanceimaging h lnclsgiiac fpeaal igoe ri yt P37.12 P37.08 E. Peregrine The clinicalsignificanceofprenatally diagnosedbraincysts R. Case report:prenataldiagnosisandpostnatalcourseofafetuswithchoroid plexuspapilloma P36.01 T possibilities ofsuccessfulpostnatalseparation Thoraco-omphalopagous conjoinedtwins:acasereportusingthree-dimensionsonoangiographytoassistthediagnosisanddetermin M. Ropacka Assessment ofbloodflowandthepredictionrecipientdeathin TTTS rntlsngahcfnig nrobnehlsnpi eoe2 ek’gsain P37.04 D. Pugash gestation Prenatal sonographicfindingsinrhombencephalosynapsisbefore24weeks’ mgn h ea etmpluiu n onxa 6t 7weso etto P37.10 D. Jackson Imaging thefetalseptumpellucidumandfornixat16to37weeksofgestation P36.08 L. DiLuzio Acephalus acardiacfetuspresentingatthethirdtrimesterscanasasmallcomplexcysticmass ooyoi wn icratfrcsi yrm n aytp:acs eot P36.04 P37: FetalneurosonographyI M. Lee Monozygotic twinsdiscordantforcystichygromaandkaryotype:acasereport P36: Twins P35: Fertility, pelvicpainandendometriosis ua iu afrainivligtetrua:peaa igoi ihutaon n antcrsnneiaig P37.09 P37.07 K. Fong Dural sinusmalformationinvolvingthetorcular:prenataldiagnosiswithultrasound andmagneticresonanceimaging E. V Comparison betweentrans-abdominalmultiplanarV-Mode vs.B-Mode inmid-sagittalscanningoftheabnormalfetalbrain P35.02 P35.03 K. Ishii transfusion syndrome Transitory changesinmiddlecerebralarterypeaksystolicvelocityoftherecipienttwinsafterfetoscopiclaserphotocoagulat M. Hydrocolposonography inthediagnosisofatransversevaginalseptum37weekspregnantwoman L. Montanari Arteriovenous malformationoftheuterus:successfulpregnancyaftermedicaltreatment rntlydansdpseirfsaanraiis ite errve P37.05 P37.01 E. Peregrine Prenatally diagnosedposteriorfossaabnormalities:afifteenyearreview L. Pistorius ormultiplane? Cerebellum volumemeasurements:VOCAL M. V rarecaseoflatesecondtrimesterpresentationbilateralovarianabscesscausingileusintwinpregnancy afteroocyteret A P35.04 L. Hereter Polycystic ovarydiagnosiswithvocal™andinvertedmode3Dultrasonography C. McKenna Isolated unilateralcerebellarhypoplasia –acasereport R. Pooh Subdural spaceinfetalperiod–normalvariation? wnt-wntasuinsnrm:acs fhdoso h eiin fe asv mirdcini h hr rmse P36.0 L. Pasquini Twin-to-twin transfusionsyndrome:acaseofhydropstherecipientaftermassiveamnioreductioninthirdtrimester M. Sumie Successful treatmentforreversaloftwin-twintransfusionsyndromebyfetoscopiclaserphotocoagulationplacentalcommunica S. Kim a casereport The implicationofbilateralhyperechogenicenlargementkidneyforsurvivingtwinafterintrauterinedeathonemonochorio P35.01 L. Montanari Mesothelial cysticinclusioninMullerianseptumoftheuterus:aetipathogenesisandevolutionpregnancy . W . 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Y Posters – Tuesday 9 October 2007 9 October – Tuesday Posters . Park . Kotani . Strigini Fetal cardiac tumor: prenatal diagnosis and postnatal outcome Fetal cardiac tumor: prenatal diagnosis and postnatal K. Nam P39.01 S. Lee Two cases of Arachnoid cyst of prenatal diagnosis Arachnoid cyst of prenatal diagnosis cases of Two Prenatal diagnosis of benign familial fetal macrocephaly of benign familial Prenatal diagnosis Aqueductal stenosis caused by fetal intracranial hemorrhage and leptomeningeal infection: two unusual cases of third trimester infection: two unusual cases of third trimester by fetal intracranial hemorrhage and leptomeningeal Aqueductal stenosis caused S. Saleh-Gargari ventriculomegaly H. Bodur Management of fetal cardiac abnormalities encountered in rural perinatal consultation J. Davies P39.06 Signs of cardiac overload: a hint to look for angiomatous malformations H. Delier P39.11 Fetal aortic incompetence due to a missing aortic valve leaflet diagnosed in a fetus with increased nuchal translucency Fetal aortic incompetence due to a missing aortic valve leaflet diagnosed in a fetus with increased S. Clur P39.09 Fetal optic chiasm measurements: reference range at 22–36 weeks of gestation Fetal optic chiasm measurements: reference range J. Bault P38.13 Adiagnosed by ultrasonography at 14 weeks’ case of meckel – gruber syndrome gestation S. Shin P38.10 M. Echevarria M. Respondek-Liberska P39: Fetal echocardiography and CHD II P39: Fetal echocardiography and Fetal echocardiography in ovarian cysts Prenatal diagnosis of intracraneal calcifications P38: Fetal neurosonography II neurosonography P38: Fetal The hyperoxygenation test shows persistent pulmonary vasoconstriction in fetuses with severe growth restriction The hyperoxygenation test shows persistent pulmonary vasoconstriction in fetuses with severe growth R. Zanarotti P39.15 The ductus venosus is responsive to maternal hyperoxygenation in fetuses with severe growth restriction The ductus venosus is responsive to maternal hyperoxygenation in fetuses with severe growth restriction D. W P39.14 Prenatal diagnosis of Chiari III malformation: do not confuse with anencephaly III malformation: do not confuse with anencephaly Prenatal diagnosis of Chiari J. Davies P38.06 Giant sacrococcygeal teratoma with normal cardiac function I. Bianchi P39.12 Antenatal diagnosis of aneurisms of the ductus arteriosus and postnatal confirmation by Angio-CTAntenatal diagnosis of aneurisms of the ductus arteriosus and postnatal confirmation by M. P39.10 Double-outlet right ventricle: prenatal diagnosis and fetal outcome A. Gedikbasi P39.08 Spectrum and outcomes of pregnancies with extra-cardiac malformations in conjunction with fetal cardiac abnormalities Spectrum and outcomes of pregnancies with extra-cardiac A. Reddy 1-year mortality rate of prenatally diagnosed fetal congenital he in pregnancy termination rate, and Trends 1995–2005 review, An 11-year Korea: Y P39.04 Importance of sulcation evaluation in a case of unilateral ventriculomegaly at 21 weeks’Importance of sulcation evaluation in a case of unilateral gestation C. Celentano P38.07 J. W How to achieve accurate prenatal diagnosis of fetal cardiac anomalies? Y P39.05 Corpus callosum: comparision between bidimensional and volumetric ultrasound Corpus callosum: comparision between bidimensional M. Signorelli P38.14 Prenatal diagnosis of multicystic encephalomalacia Prenatal diagnosis of multicystic encephalomalacia Can the hyperoxygenation test predict neonatal pulmonary function after ? D. W P39.13 R. Gerychova Microcephaly with simplified gyral pattern: the value of ultrasound and fetal MRI on management Microcephaly with simplified gyral pattern: the value A. Lembet P38.08 Prenatally diagnosed fetal brain tumor Prenatally diagnosed fetal Prenatal diagnosis of a fetal epidural hematoma using 3D ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging epidural hematoma using 3D ultrasound and Prenatal diagnosis of a fetal M. Muench P38.03 Indirect sonopraphic signs of fetal intracranial arteriovenous malformation of fetal intracranial arteriovenous malformation Indirect sonopraphic signs F P38.04 WEDNESDAY PROGRAM 85 Tips andtricks 08:50 93 lrsudcricadetaada idnsi eue ihdl2q1 OC135 Ultrasoundcardiacandextracardiacfindingsinfetuseswithdel22q11 09:33 95 Discussion 09:50 OC141 Proteomicanalysisofmidtrimesteramniotic fluidforidentificationofsubclinicalintra-amnioticinflammationfo Discussion 09:25 09:10 Prediction ofspontaneouspretermdeliveryintwinpregnanciesbycervicallengthatmid-gestation 09:00 94 Ultrasonographic andhormonalevaluation of maternal-fetalthyroidstatusinnormal pregnancyandprematurebirth 09:45 OC134 Discussion 09:53 Anatomy, associationandoutcomeofprenatallydetectedDoubleOutletRightVentricle Discussion 09:28 09:25 90 Overview 09:05 93 lnclsgiiac ftepeec fanoi li sug”i ainswt evclcrlg OC144 Clinical significanceofthepresenceamnioticfluid“sludge”inpatientswithcervicalcerclage 09:30 OC138 ThecombinationofshortcervicallengthandphIGFBP-1inthepredictionpretermdelivery 08:45 85 rdcigpeemdlvr:cria ouev evcllnt OC139 Time-to-delivery inrelationtothecervicallengthandperfusionpregnancies with threatenedpretermlabouror 09:05 Predictingpretermdelivery:cervicalvolumevslength 08:50 94 ucm fftsswt upce otccacain OC137 OC133 Outcomeoffetuseswithsuspectedaorticcoarctation 09:48 Theimpactofprenataldiagnosisonparentalunderstandingcongenitalheart disease 09:20 94 Assmn fftlln auainwt Dutaon sn OA n lrsnctsu hrceiainwt OC145 andultrasonictissuecharacterizationwith Assessment offetallungmaturationwith3DultrasoundusingVOCAL Discussion 09:40 09:35 Overview 08:30 Livescandemonstration 08:30 94 oe ope coadorpymksi osbet iuls h otccacain‘hl’i h eu OC136 inthefetus PowerDopplerechocardiographymakesitpossibletovisualisetheaorticcoarctation‘shelf’ Discussion 09:43 09:38 85 sesn h iko pnaeu rtr it sn lrsnccria eghmaueetadmtra OC140 Assessingtheriskofspontaneouspretermbirthusingultrasoniccervicallengthmeasurementandmaternal 08:55 83–00 Ultrasoundandpretermlabour 08:30–10:00 Fetalechocardiography:CHD(*sponsoredbyGE) 08:30–10:00 Philipssatelliteeducationarea^ 09:00–17:00 GEsatelliteeducationarea^ 09:00–17:00 Program –Wednesday 10October2007 46 D. Paladini R. Chaoui K. Klein V in womenwithorwithoutiodinedeficiency disorders D. Paladini A. J. Kusanovic L. Danti M. Mancuso;N.Lazebnik 1 A. Perolo I. W Y volume histogramtechnique J. Espinoza R. Chaoui services tobring livescan sessionsto you.Scientific content isdefined byISUOG. *Live scan demonstrationsessions aregenerouslysupported byoursponsoring partners.Sponsors providesystems andsupportfo activities. ^Satellite educationprograms arebroughttoyoubyoursponsors. ISUOGisnotresponsibleforthecontent ofthesesessions, S. Hassan(USA) Chairs: T. Ghi(Italy);J.Espinoza(USA) Chairs: S. Yagel (Israel);D.Paladini(Italy) Detailed programpage70 Detailed programpage70 J. Carvalho G. Smith characteristics C. Bamberg by pretermbirth A. Ierullo premature ruptureofthemembranes (Germany); . Baytur . V Abuhamad arlas illiams ; H.Gregor;K.Hirtenlehner-Ferber;M.Stammler-Safar; A. Witt; A. Hanslik;P. Husslein;E.Krampl(Austria) ; S.Gabanelli;C.Barbieri; A. Testori; S.Corini;F. Prefumo; A. Lojacono(Italy) ; D.Pelinescu(Romania) ; E.Celik;M. To; E.Fonesca;K.Nicolaides(UK) ; M.Palacio;S.Fernandez;E.Hernandez-Andrade;Gratacós(Spain) ; B.Coban;N. Tansug; M.Miskioglu (Turkey) ; D.Prandstraller;F. Picchio;N.Rizzo;G.Pilu(Italy) ; G. Thiel; K.Heling(Germany) ; A. Prakash;S.Levasseur;R.Shaw;C.Kleinman;J.Glickstein(USA) (Germany) ; G.Sglavo;V. DeRobertis;G.Pastore;P. Volpe (Italy) (Italy) (UK) 1 (USA) 2 ; A. Thomas ; A. ; R.Romero;J.Espinoza;L.Goncalves;F. Gotsch;N.Camacho;W. Lee;O.Erez; M.Schoen; (UK) (USA) 1 ; G.Schaller ; H.Gibbons(USA) 1 ; R.Bollmann 1 ; J.Dudenhausen 1 ; K.Kalache 2 PDC PDC llowed OC143 PDA 2. SalaVerde OC142 but hasapprovedthe Auditorium 2nd Floor PDA r alltechnical 3.02 OC146

WEDNESDAY PROGRAM 15 Discussion 11:55 13 lblVnrclrPromne e aaee fftlcricfnto sn eoiyVco mgn™OC173 OC Global Ventricular Performance:anewparameter offetalcardiacfunctionusingVelocity Vector Imaging™ Automated retrievalofstandarddiagnosticfetalcardiacultrasoundplanesinthesecondtrimesterpregnancy: 11:35 Discussion 11:30 11:25 14 h rabhn h er ntefu hme iwadteqetfrcneia er eet OC174 Thearea behindtheheartinfourchamber viewandthequestforcongenital heartdefects Discussion 11:45 11:40 forquantificationoffetalheartventriclemassinnormal STICacquisitioncombinedwithinversionmode andVOCAL 11:20 OC152 Discussion OC148 OC1 Uterineadenomyosisat3D-transvaginalsonographybyVCIanalysis Theaddedvalueofthe3Dreconstructedcoronalviewuterusinpatientsundergoing2Dpelvicsonography 09:40 09:35 Adenomyosis:sonographicfindingsbeforeandafterinsertionoflevonorgestrelintrauterinesystem 09:30 09:15 92 e-ntlainhdooorpyi h vlaino h trn aiy OC149,OC150 Gel-instillationhydrosonographyintheevaluationofuterinecavity 09:20 15 adoaclrtasto oetatrn iei ea rwhrsrcin(G) OC175 Cardiovascular transitiontoextrauterinelife infetalgrowthrestriction(FGR) 11:50 11 ea ada oue acltdfo eosrce n rmlv Deh OC169 Fetalcardiac volumescalculatedfromreconstructedandlive3Decho 11:15 Assessingabnormaluterinebleedingusingultrasound 08:30 91 ahmtcldcso re essciiinbsdagrtm ntedansso noera ies OC147 Mathematicaldecisiontreesversusclinicianbasedalgorithmsinthediagnosis of endometrialdisease 09:10 85 Myomectomyorembolisationforfibroids 08:50 11–23 Fetalechocardiography:4Dandfunction 11:15–12:30 Coffeeandposterviewing 10:30–11:15 Chairedoralposterdiscussions(#sponsoredbyMedison) 10:00–10:45 Abnormaluterinebleedingandmenorrhagia 08:30–10:00 Program –Wednesday 10October2007 48 W C. Berg B. Messing;S.Cohen;D.Valsky; D.Rosenak;S. fetuses inthe2ndand3rdtrimesters F B. Benacerraf A. Amadio; C.Exacoustos T 1 S. Turan; O. Turan; M.Salim;C.Harman; A.Baschat 1 P45: FetalechocardiologyandCHDIII P44: Chromosomalabnormalitiesandsyndromes P43: Ovarianmasses P42: Endometriumandabnormalbleeding P41: UterinearteryDoppler P40: Fetalfaceandthorax sessionsaslistedaboveand: Poster viewingisavailablealldayforOP Chairs: N.Rizzo(Italy);M.Fontanarosa(Italy) OP19: Pretermdelivery Chairs: B. Tutschek (Germany);G.Rizzo(Italy) OP18: Fetalcardiacfunction his .Fraz Iay;T a e oc Blim Viewing: Chairs: E.Ferrazzi(Italy); T. Van DenBosch(Belgium) OP17: Endometriumandabnormalbleeding Chairs: D. Timmerman (Belguim);J. Alcázar (Spain) B. OP16: Ovarianmasses Chairs: E.Gratacós(Spain);J.Deprest(Belgium) E. Epstein # Poster sessions aregenerously supported by Medison. Scientific contentis asprovided bypresenting authors. Chairs: D. Arduini (Italy);W. Lee(USA) OP15: Twins II Chairs: A. Baschat(USA); T. Frusca(Italy) OP14: UterinearteryDoppler Chairs: E.Epstein(Sweden);I.Manyonda(UK) T I. Manyonda A. a prospectiveevaluationofthesoftware (USA); (Germany); . Leone . V . V . Lee Abuhamad T an denBosch an denBosch utschek ; A. Doreswamy;C.H.Comstock;R.Bronsteen;N.Cutler;H.Houle(USA) ; M.Georgiadis; A. Geipel;U.Gembruch(Germany) 2 ; C.Marciante; A. Crepaldi; T. Bignardi; E.Ferrazzi(Italy) (Austria) (Sweden) 1 ; L.Hui 2 (UK) (USA) 1 ; T. Shipp;B.Bromley(USA) ; P. Falkensammer ; E.Domali;V. Vandenbroucke; J.Deprest;D. Timmerman; D.Van Schoubroeck(Belgium) ; A. Daemen;O.Gevaert;D. Timmerman (Belgium) 2 ; P. Robertson ; C. Amoroso; B.Szabolcs;E.Vaquero; M.Romanini;E.Zupi;D. Arduini (Italy) 2 ; Y.Zhao 2 ; M.Schaal 1 2 ; M.Minette Y agel (USA) (Israel) 2 ; D.Sahn 2 Presentation: PDC PDA Auditorium Basement PDA PDC PDC PDC Basement PDC PDC PDC PDC PDA PDA PDA PDA PDA G.Onice OC171 G.05 G.04 1.05 1.01 1.01 1.04 172 3.A 1.A 1.A 3.A 2.B 51 WEDNESDAY PROGRAM 53 68 163 C176 OC165 OC159 OC170 49 s OC155 2nd Floor Basement OC158 PDA PDA 1 ; 4 ; D. Timmerman ; D. 1 1 ; U. Metzger 4 ; S. Van Huffel ; S. Van ; F. Lecuru ; F. 4 3 ; S. Van Huffel ; S. Van 1 ; C. Lu 1 ; C. van Holsbeke ; E. Domali 3 3 ; C. Van Holsbeke ; C. Van 3 ; A. Testa 2 ; A. Testa 2 ; D. Timmerman ; D. 2 ; L. Valentin 1 ; L. Valentin (UK) (France) 1 4 4 (Spain) ; A. Testa 1 (Italy); (Italy) 3 3 1 (Belgium); 3 ; B. Van Calster ; B. Van 1 ; A. Sokalska (Belgium) 1 ; D. Timmerman ; D. (Belgium) 1 (Italy); (Sweden); (Sweden); 2 2 2 ; J. Stirnemann; L. Guibaud; Y. Ville; M. Nassar (France) Ville; Y. ; J. Stirnemann; L. Guibaud; (Sweden) ; G. Sglavo; M. Quarantelli; M. Vassallo; C. Nappi (Italy) C. 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De Vries (Netherlands) ; G. Savelsbergh; J. De Vries eber ang an Holsbeke immerman an Calster an Calster alentin esta T T Agangi . Sladkevicius (Sweden); (Belgium); (Belgium); The role of MRI. D. Paladini concentration in non-anaemic fetuses E. Moya; B. Hervias; J. Bartha mediated heart block mediated heart R. W 1 L. V ovarian tumors B. V 1 Chairs: A. Czekierdowski (Poland); D. Paladini (Italy) Chairs: D. R. Pooh Chairs: G. Malinger (Israel); P. Volpe (Italy) Volpe P. Chairs: G. Malinger (Israel); B. V F. Leone F. Doppler sonography M. Oberto 1 P 11–14 weeks 11–14 H. W both a subjective and an objective approach E. Quarello A. B. Fong C. V A. fetal brain during the second trimester G. Rizzo A. Carletti and pulmonary valve sizes in normal and abnormal hearts? and pulmonary valve sizes G. Rizzo beta-stimulation: 10-year results beta-stimulation: 10-year E. Jaeggi

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11:15–12:30 Fetal neurosonology II Program – Wednesday 10 October 2007 10 October – Wednesday Program 11:30 11:40 to classify ‘difficult’ Can models help us with difficult tumours? primary invasive, borderline malignant and metastatic Logistic regression models to distinguish between benign, OC1 11:15 Methodology of the IOTA trial 11:30 11:30 11:38 Discussion bidirectional power Doppler study Medullary venous system of fetal brain; high-frequency transvaginal OC161 11:15 11:15 abnormalities in a tertiary referral center. Multimodal diagnostic flowchart for prenatal characterization of CNS 11:35 Does CA 125 help us to assess the risk of malignancy? 11:43 11:43 three-dimensional power Assessment of brain vascularization and blood flow in human fetus using quantitative OC162 11:45 11:45 examination for assigning a specific diagnosis to adnexal masses Accuracy of transvaginal ultrasound OC154 11:48 11:48 circulation and haemoglobin The relationships between three-dimensional power Doppler indexes of fetal cerebral 12:06 OC brain malformations during The clinical value of a cross-sectional view of the fetal brain in screening for major 12:16 the Sylvian Fissure Operculization (SFO) at between 22 to 32 weeks of gestation using The assessment of OC167, OC1 11:53 11:53 12:01 Discussion The role of targeted fetal ultrasound in women with acute toxoplasmosis in pregnancy OC164 12:00 at risk of immune- conduction in fetuses (AV) Utility of serial echocardiographic assessment of atrio-ventricular O 12:11 12:11 in leg posture between fetuses in breech and cephalic pregnancies Differences OC166 11:50 11:50 of the IOTA The first prospective evaluation phase 1 mathematical models to predict the character of an adnexal mas 11:25 The ultrasound characteristics of metastatic tumours collected in the IOTA trial 12:21 Discussion 12:15 Discussion 11:20 11:25 in basic and advanced examination and the Three dimensional ultrasound in the examination of fetal head: its role fetal spina bifida Three dimensional ultrasonography is of limited value in diagnosing OC160 12:10 fetal aortic image correlation be used in the measurement of dimensional ultrasound with spatio-temporal Can four 12:05 with dexamethasone and Block (CAVB) Atrio-Ventricular treatment of isolated Complete fetal Transplacental OC177 Program – Wednesday 10 October 2007

11:55 CA-125 does not add to and is not superior to pattern recognition for discrimination between benign and malignant OC156 adnexal masses L. Valentin1; D. Jurkovic2; B. Van Calster3; A. Testa4; C. Van Holsbeke3; T. Bourne2; I. Vergote3; S. Van Huffel3; D. Timmerman3 1(Sweden); 2(UK); 3(Belgium); 4(Italy) 12:00 Optimizing variable selection and cost using a genetic algorithm for modelling adnexal masses with Bayesian OC157 networks O. Gevaert; B. De Moor; D. Timmerman (Belgium) 12:05 Discussion

WEDNESDAY PROGRAM 12:45–13:45 **Medison satellite symposium PDC Auditorium Science of 3D Diagnosis W. Sepulveda (Chile) Volume Analysis with 3D XI and STIC R. Bataeva (Russia) Art of Perfect 3D Images K. Kalache (Germany) 12:30–14:00 Lunch

14:00–15:30 The fetal face and 3D/4D ultrasound (*sponsored by Medison) PDC Auditorium Chairs: A. Papageorghiou (UK); V. D’Addario (Italy) 14:00 Live scan demonstration W. Sepulveda (Chile) 14:20 Overview D. Nyberg (USA) 14:35 Prenatal diagnosis of eyes abnormalities OC178 M. Pietryga; M. Karolczak-Kulesza; A. Jankowiak; J. Brazert; J. Kociecki (Poland) 14:40 Discussion 14:43 The human palate: embryology review and 3D ultrasound-anatomical correlates before birth OC179 G. Moscoso1; S. Campbell2 1(Spain); 2(UK) 14:48 Comparison between three different methods of scan to visualize the secondary fetal palate by three-dimensional OC180 ultrasonography G. Centini; L. Rosignoli; E. Faldini; C. Voltolini; G. Tonni (Italy) 14:53 Prenatal ultrasound detection of facial clefts: a prospective study of 49 314 deliveries in a non-selected population OC181 in Norway K. Offerdal; N. Jebens; T. Syvertsen; H. Blaas; O. Johansen; S. Eik-Nes (Norway) 14:58 Discussion 15:03 Can prenatal ultrasound detect the effects of in utero alcohol exposure? OC182 M. Kfir1; L. Yevtushok2; S. Onishchenko2; W. Wertelecki1; L. Bakhireva1; C. Chambers1; K. Jones1; A. Hull1 1(USA); 2(Ukraine) 15:08 Discussion 15:11 Can 3D tomographic parallel displays generate all the images required for a fetal ultrasound? OC183 B. Benacerraf; B. Bromley; T. Shipp (USA) 15:16 Fetal anatomy assessed by three-dimensional ultrasound at 11–13+6 weeks gestation, correlated with the OC184 18–20 week scan and postnatal outcomes D. Fauchon; R. Benzie; D. Wye (Australia) 15:21 Three-dimensional extended imaging (3DXI) in the examination of fetal heart and brain at the routine second trimester OC185 ultrasound scan D. Cafici1; A. Iglesias1; A. Wong2; W. Sepulveda2 1(Argentina); 2(Chile) 15:26 Discussion

14:00–15:30 Ultrasound in the labour ward PDA 2nd Floor H. Dietz (Australia); K. Nicolaides (UK) 14:00 Overview K. Nicolaides (UK) 14:15 Cervical length at mid-gestation and the risk of primary caesarean section at term OC186 G. Smith; E. Celik; M. To; O. Khouri; K. Nicolaides (UK) 14:20 Transvaginal sonographic cervix and lower uterine segment evaluation for medical induction of labor OC187 N. Strobelt; S. Mariani; D. Consonni; P. Vergani; A. Biffi; S. Consonni (Italy) 14:25 Discussion

**Lunchtime satellite symposia are brought to you by our sponsors. ISUOG takes no responsibility for scientific or clinical content. *Live scan demonstration sessions are generously supported by our sponsoring partners. Sponsors provide systems and support for all technical 50 services to bring live scan sessions to you. Scientific content is defined by ISUOG. WEDNESDAY PROGRAM 91 189 198 C197 OC188 51 Basement PDA ; 3 ; 1 ; ; ; H. Marret 2 1 2 1 ; D. Timmerman ; D. 4 ; F. Leone ; F. 2 1 ; D. Timmerman ; D. ; D. Timmerman ; D. Timmerman ; D. 1 1 4 4 ; L. Valentin 3 4 ; E. Ferrazzi 1 ; L. Valentin ; L. Valentin ; D. Jurkovic 3 3 ; D. Jurkovic 4 4 ; A. Testa 2 ; I. IGIT Study Group 2 ; L. Savelli ; L. Valentin 2 1 ; A. Testa ; A. Testa 2 1 ; A. Testa 1 ; L. Valentin 3 1 1 ; D. Jurkovic 1 3 ; D. Timmerman ; D. 3 ; T. Holland ; T. ; T. Holland ; T. ; G. Ferrandina ; Y. Ville ; Y. ; Y. Ville ; Y. 2 1 1 2 2 ; A. Testa 2 ; C. Van Holsbeke ; C. Van 2 ; F. Boirot; C. Morin; Y. Ville (France) Ville Y. Boirot; C. Morin; ; F. ; F. Tranquart ; F. 1 ; A. Testa ; L. Valentin 1 2 ; G. Ohel ; G. Ohel 2 2 ; D. Bokor 1 (Sweden) 4 ; N. Stachowicz; J. Kotarski (Poland) ; T. Van Den Bosch Van T. ; ; A. Daemen ; A. Daemen 1 2 2 (Belgium) (Sweden) (Sweden) (Sweden) (Sweden) 4 4 4 4 4 1 ; T.K. Holland ; T.K. ; D. Timmerman ; D. ; C. Van Holsbeke ; C. Van ; B. Giraudeau 2 1 1 1 ; R. Gonen ; R. Gonen 2 2 (Sweden) (France); ; D. Timmerman ; D. 3 3 1 (Italy); (Italy); (Italy); (Italy); (Italy); 3 3 3 3 3 ; J. Yazbek ; J. 1 ; G. De Placido 1 ; P. Zubor; J. Visnovsky; J. Danko (Slovakia) Zubor; J. Visnovsky; ; P. ; S. Ajossa; M. Angiolucci; M. Gerada; B. Virgilio; S. Floris; S. Piras; N. Garau; G. Melis (Italy) Angiolucci; M. Gerada; B. Virgilio; Ajossa; M. ; S. (UK); (UK); 2 2 1 (USA) A. Vella A. Clayton; S. Hudson; C. Coddington; Henrichsen; T. ; 2 (Italy) (Israel) (Israel) ; N. Montenegro; D. Ayres-de Campos (Portugal) Ayres-de ; N. Montenegro; D. 2 ; C. Van Holsbeke ; C. Van 2 2 ; P. Moerman ; P. ; C. Van Holsbeke ; C. Van ; L. Valentin Holland ; T. ; L. Gjessing; I. Økland; C. Heien; P. Romundstad; K. Salvesen (Norway) Heien; P. ; L. Gjessing; I. Økland; C. ; L. Vinatier

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14:00–15:30 Ovarian Masses Program – Wednesday 10 October 2007 10 October – Wednesday Program 14:35 between adnexal tumors between expert ultrasound operators when differentiating The interobserver agreement OC201 14:25 Tumors ultrasound morphological features in Borderline Ovarian The frequency of typical OC199 15:08 index) during labour index (Tei Multi-vessel Doppler assessment and Doppler myocardial performance OC194 14:00 Ultrasound contrast and the assessment of ovarian masses with solid tissue OC196 14:10 on 2D and 3D sonography in the Prospective validation of artificial intelligence derived prognostic models based O 15:13 I Troponin of cord cardiac Evaluation of perinatal condition in newborns with elevated concentration OC195 14:55 clear cell and endometrioid carcinoma ovarian tumors: granulosa cell tumor, Pictorial assay on rare OC205, OC206 15:05 versus Power Doppler index for ovarian tumors discrimination Ultrasonographer Experience OC208 14:30 the diagnosis of fetal and transabdominal sonography for Comparison of the learning curves of digital examination 14:55 15:03 Discussion to the fetus: a Doppler ultrasonographic study of epidural analgesia The effects OC193 14:50 of fetal head rotation in the second stage of labour Intrapartum sonographic assessment OC192 14:40 14:45 to determine the fetal head station to trans-vaginal digital three ultrasound based methods Comparison in and cervical length as predictive factors of labor outcome measurements of fetal head engagement Ultrasound OC190 OC1 14:45 14:50 pattern recognition at predicting the histological diagnosis of an ovarian mass? How accurate is ultrasound and Doppler features of struma ovarii: insights into a diagnostic dilemma Analysis of sonographic OC203 15:00 sonographic features and histologic associations Ovarian stromal hyperthecosis: OC204 OC207 15:18 Discussion 14:40 versus static image evaluation of adnexal masses Real-time ultrasound OC202 14:35 digital between ultrasound based LaborPro system and trans-vaginal of fetal head position assessment Comparison OC 14:30 for surgical management of adnexal masses in asymptomatic women Ultrasound-based triage OC200 14:20 more than 900 adnexal masses Sonohistology: the use of simple findings to predict the histological diagnosis in OC WEDNESDAY PROGRAM 63 Eprec EOgopwt rcelocuinfrlf ie iprgai enaa aibegsainlaeOC217, Experience FETO groupwithtrachealocclusionforleftsideddiaphragmaticherniaatvariablegestationalage 16:30 OC Dopplersonographyofuterinearteriesat20–23weeks:depthnotchpredictsprobabilityadversepregnancy 16:45 71 lvtdttlvsua eitnemr hnpritn iaea oce fueieatr ope aeom OC21 ElevatedtotalvascularresistancemorethanpersistingbilateralnotchesofuterinearteryDopplerwaveforms 17:13 Overview 16:20 65 yeoyeaints o umnr aclrratvt n entlotoei eue ihsvr ogntl OC2 Hyperoxygenation testforpulmonaryvascular reactivityandneonataloutcomeinfetuseswithseverecongenital OC219,OC220, 16:53 Newmethods forpredictionofsurvivalinfetuseswithcongenitaldiaphragmaticherniatreated Discussion 16:43 16:38 70 PredictionofpreeclampsiabytheuterinearteryDopplerwaveformanalysisinpregnanciescomplicatedwithchronic 17:08 Discussion 15:10 71 FetalPositron Emission Tomography during acutehypoxiaandafterfetoscopic coagulationofmajorplacentalvessels Discussion 17:13 17:03 O Treatment withNOdonorpatchesinasymptomaticwomenbilateralnotchandelevatedtotalvascularresistance Discussion 17:26 17:18 HighsFlt-1/PlGFratiointheearlythirdtrimesterandpreeclampsiafrequentlyoccurswomenwithbothhighnot 16:40 65 eilmaueeto ugHa ai LR osntpeitsria nlf-ie ogntldahamtc OC223 Serialmeasurement ofLungHeadRatio(LHR) doesnotpredictsurvivalinleft-sidedcongenitaldiaphragmatic 16:58 (ffDNA) levelsintheplasmaofpregnantwomenearlypregnancyareobservedpatients IncreasedfreefetalDNA 16:35 60 Overview:the risksofinvasiveprocedures 16:00 OC RiskassessmentofpreeclampsiaandIUGRinpatientswithnormalizationuterinearteryDopplerstudybetween Discussion 16:58 16:50 Livescandemonstration 16:00 61 Overview:invasive proceduresintwins 16:15 Discussion 17:31 70 h feto trn reyDplradmtra tnct nters fsilit OC213 Theeffect ofuterinearteryDopplerandmaternalethnicityontheriskstillbirth 17:03 60–73 Invasiveproceduresandfetaltreatment 16:00–17:30 FetalandplacentalcirculationI(*sponsoredbySiemens) 16:00–17:40 Coffeeandposterviewing 15:30–16:00 Program –Wednesday 10October2007 52 R. Becker outcome anddegreeofIUGR T E. Doné diaphragmatic hernia O. Moreno-Alvarez tracheal occlusion M. A. Ohkuchi depth indexandlowPlGFlevelsinthesecondtrimester B. Puerto 1 M. Bebbington hernia (CDH) S. Illanes who subsequentlydevelopsevereplacentaldisease 1 Y A. Baschat services tobring livescan sessionsto you.Scientific content isdefined byISUOG. *Live scan demonstrationsessions aregenerouslysupported byoursponsoring partners.Sponsors providesystems andsupportfo N. Rizzo(Italy);K.Hecher(Germany) Chairs: T. Frusca(Italy); T. Kiserud(Norway) K. Hecher 1 J. Deprest B. V identifies patientsatriskforpregnancycomplications E. Gratacós(Spain) T O. Moreno-Alvarez arterial hypertension H. V M. Comas 20 and24weeks (Chile); (Spain); (Belgium); . Singh . Kiserud . V T ille asapollo chirikov alensise (France) ; A. Papageorghiou;K.Melchiorre;B. Thilaganathan; A. Hide(UK) ; L.Gucciardo; T. Van Mieghem;J.Jani;D.Van Schoubroeck;K. Allegaert; A. 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Soothill 2 ; 2 PDC PDA ch OC210 Auditorium OC214 2nd Floor OC209 r alltechnical OC218 OC221 OC224 C216 212 211 22 5 WEDNESDAY PROGRAM 28 53 Basement PDA ; 1 ; M. Malaggese 2 ; C. Van Holsbeke ; C. Van 1 ; M. Ludovisi 1 ; L. Savelli 2 ; K. Luterek; D. Bomba-Opon; A. Kondracka; K. Filipiak (Poland) A. Kondracka; K. Filipiak D. Bomba-Opon; ; K. Luterek; ; D. Timmerman ; D. 3 1 (Sweden) 3 ; M. Chrosciel; N. Stachowicz; J. Kotarski (Poland) ; M. Chrosciel; N. Stachowicz; J. Kotarski (Poland) (Italy) ; D. Cibula; P. Dundr; M. Zikan; P. Freitag; J. Slama; P. Calda (Czech Republic) P. Freitag; J. Slama; Dundr; M. Zikan; P. ; D. Cibula; P. Calda (Czech Republic) H. Stenhova; P. Freitag; J. Slama; H. Vondrichova; ; D. Cibula; M. Zikan; P. ; B. Bromley; T. Shipp (USA) T. ; B. Bromley; ; F. Rosati; R. Fratto; S. Mahad; C. Alboni; P. De Iaco; L. Orsini (Italy) Alboni; P. Rosati; R. Fratto; S. Mahad; C. ; F. ; L. Valentin 1 ; S. Ricci Bitti; S. Sansavini; L.F. Orsini (Italy) ; S. Ricci Bitti; S. 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16:00–17:30 patient Imaging and the oncology Program – Wednesday 10 October 2007 10 October – Wednesday Program 17:15 Discussion 17:10 in predicting endometrial Three-dimensional endometrial volume and 3-dimensional power Doppler analysis OC234 16:20 sonographic features of peritoneal carcinomatosis Transvaginal 17:26 Discussion 16:00 specific features of borderline disease The 16:50 assessment in women with benign Three-dimensional sonography and VEGF/VEGF receptor concentrations 17:00 OC230 TUI be used to interpret and archive GYN scans done remotely? Can 3D volume acquisitions displayed with OC232 16:40 depending on the in the ovaries differ Imaging in gynecological disease (1): ultrasound features of metastases OC2 16:45 tumors Ultrasound-guided tru-cut biopsy in the management of advanced abdomino-pelvic OC229 16:55 and MRI in staging of early cervical cancer ultrasound (TRUS) Transrectal OC231 17:18 17:21 Discussion BNP NT-pro with fetal serum Estimation of fetal circulatory insufficiency concentration in Rh-disease OC225 16:30 after conservative surgery for Borderline Ovarian tumors Ultrasonographic detection of recurrence OC226 17:05 3D VOCAL is it worthy? volume measurements in endometrial carcinoma staging: OC233 16:10 of omental metastasis and tumour recurrence Ultrasound and the detection 16:35 Early 3D aspects of recurrence in borderline ovarian tumors OC227 WEDNESDAY POSTERS A. Baschat Prediction ofadverseoutcomeinfetalgrowthrestriction(FGR)–therolemiddlecerebralarterypeaksystolicvelocity(MCA J. Brodszki Outcome afteractivedeliverybefore30gestationalweeksofpregnanciescomplicatedbyfetalgrowthrestrictionand ARED flow OP14.04 A. David Uterine arteryDopplerinwomenwithabnormalfirstandsecondtrimesterserumscreening R. Faber Circulatory solubleendoglinanditspredictivevalueforpreeclampsiainsecondtrimesterpregnancieswithabnormaluterinepe boueueieatr lo lwvlm sicesdi wnhmnpenniscmae osnltn OP15.01 S. Rigano Absolute uterinearterybloodflowvolumeisincreasedintwinhumanpregnanciescomparedtosingletons Chairs: E.Gratacós(Spain);J.Deprest(Belgium) nlec fteiiiladfnlnme fftssatrMliea rgac euto nscesu rgac ucm OP15. OP15.05 I. Influence oftheinitialandfinalnumber offetusesafterMultifetalPregnancyReductiononsuccessfulpregnancy outcome R. Chmait Spontaneous intertwindividingmembranesruptureanddetachment intwin-twintransfusionsyndrome OP14.09 M. Illa Perinatal andneurologicaloutcomesinlowbirthfoetuseswithpathologicdopplerstudymiddlecerebralartery neti iprt nconrm egh ettoa a n okscsz n ea er aea ek’gsain OP15.02 F gestation Intertwin disparityincrown-rumplength,gestationalsacandyolksizefetalheartrateat7weeks’ OP15: Twins II OP14.06 F women Prediction ofpreeclampsiaorgestationalhypertensionbyfirsttrimesteruterinearteryDopplerandmaternalserummarkersin S. Schrey Dynamic ofabnormaluterineperfusionduringpregnancyandperinataloutcome OP14: UterinearteryDoppler Viewing availableallday Discussion groupsfororalposters:10:00–10:45 Oral posterpresentations–sponsoredby N. W coagulation Pseudo-amniotic bandsyndrome:ararecomplicationofmonochorionic twins withfeto-fetaltransfusionsyndrometreatedbylaser E. Hernandez-Andrade White matterdamageandhemorrhagicbrainlesionsinseverelypreterminfantswithwithoutintrauterinegrowthrestriction R. Hershkovitz short-term perinataloutcome Middle cerebralarteryDopplervelocimetryinfetuseswithintrauterinegrowthrestriction:correlationneonatalcranials OP14.02 OP14.01 R. Faber Predictive valueofmaternalangiogenicfactorsinsecondtrimesterpregnancieswithabnormaluterineperfusion F immunohistochemical study Uterine arteryDopplerat10–14weeksandtheinteractionbetweendecidualNKcellsextravilloustrophoblast:an Chairs: A. Baschat(USA); T. Frusca (Italy) ecaeidctdb hr evxi wn hnpromdlt npenny(0t 0wes OP15.09 L. DeCatte Monochorionic anddichorionictwinpregnancies discordantforfetalanencephaly:asystematicreviewofprenatal managementopt M. Cerclage indicatedbyshortcervixin twinswhenperformedlateinpregnancy(20to30weeks) OP14.14 OP14.08 E. Cosmi Doppler, cardiotocographyandbiophysicalprofilescoreinIUGRfetusesbecauseofmaternalpreeclampsia E. Gratacós Neurodevelopmental outcomeinprematureinfantsaffected withintrauterinegrowthrestriction lnclsgiiac ffrttietrconrm eghdsrpnyi wngsain OP15.03 OP15 B. Staat pyopagus twins The useofMRI,ultrasoundandDopplerinthediagnosismanagement ofatripletpregnancycomplicatedbyconjoinedanomalou E. Zohav The useof3DUSfordiagnosisunicornuateanddidelphysuteriwithtwins gestationduringfirsttrimesterofpregnancy P Clinical significanceoffirsttrimestercrown-rumplengthdiscrepancyintwin gestations OP14.05 S. Schrey Incidence andclinicalimpactofinheritedthrombophiliainsecondtrimesterpregnancieswithabnormaluterineDoppler . Prefumo . Breathnach . . Prats Posters –Wednesday 10October2007 T Audibert Y imor-T amamoto 54 iner (Spain) (Spain) (United States) (United Kingdom) (France) (Germany) (Germany) ritsch (Israel) (Italy) (Germany) (Germany) (Italy) (United States) (Canada) (United Kingdom) (United States) (Sweden) (Belgium) (Spain) (Chile) (Ireland) (Israel) (United States) (Spain) ngah n OP14.11 onography and PSV) OP14.13 nulliparous OP14.07 rfusion OP14.03 OP15.04 ions OP15.10 s OP15.07 PDC Abstract no. 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Urban Ovarian tumor vascular network assessment by three-dimensional power Doppler angiography (3D-PDA): a reproducibility study Ovarian tumor vascular network assessment by profile in preoperative ovarian masses: preliminary re distension Rate and velocity Shear Rate, Wall Doppler evaluation of Wall OP16 Torsion of normal adnexa in post-menarchal females: can ultrasound alert to an ischemic process? can ultrasound alert to an ischemic process? of normal adnexa in post-menarchal females: Torsion N. Smorgick OP16.05 J. Late apparition of vaginal discharge after uterine artery embolization for interstitial fibroid tumors: interest of magnetic re Late apparition of vaginal discharge after uterine artery embolization for interstitial fibroid tumors: ‘one-stop’ clinic M. Johnson Comparison of transvaginal ultrasonography and the hysteroscopy in the diagnosis of uterine lesions G. Kozarov O. Morel OP17.04 Use of ultrasound to reduce the need for hysteroscopy in the management of postmenopausal bleeding (PMB): introduction of a Use of ultrasound to reduce the need for hysteroscopy OP1 Virtual 3D power Doppler angiographic spherical tissue sampling for evaluation of ovarian pathology 3D power Virtual I. OP16.08 with different degree of experience with different S. Guerriero cancer by transvaginal sonography neoadjuvant chemotherapy in advanced ovarian Evaluation of response to F OP16.04 Reproducibility of different patterns of benign ovarian masses assessed by transvaginal ultrasonography evaluated by several op benign ovarian masses assessed by transvaginal patterns of Reproducibility of different OP18: Fetal cardiac function Fetal echocardiographic monitoring in fetuses at risk for congenital heart block L. Franceschetti OP18.02 OP17: Endometrium and abnormal bleeding OP17: Endometrium and abnormal OP16: Ovarian masses OP16: Ovarian P A. Oosterbaan Experimental study of the role of maternal consumption of green tea, mate tea and grape juice on fetal ductal constriction Experimental study of the role of maternal consumption of green tea, mate tea and grape juice on OP18 Flow velocity waveforms in the chicken embryonic heart at developmental stages comparable with the first trimester of human pre Flow velocity waveforms in the chicken embryonic heart at developmental stages comparable with Menometrorrhagia due to impaired uterine drainage Endometrial hyperplasia at 3D-transvaginal sonography by VCI analysis F OP17.06 R. Sanders Intraoperative ultrasound in gynecological surgery for uterine fibroids C. Battista OP17.08 The impact of a two-week referral rapid access ultrasound-based clinic to assess women considered at high risk of gynaecologica The impact of a two-week referral rapid access ultrasound-based Implementation of quality control for standard gynecological examination. Feasibility and reproducibility of an image scoring m Implementation of quality control for standard gynecological gynecological ultrasound examination in the emergency room gynecological ultrasound examination in the emergency L. Salomon malignancy S. Comparison of the number of uterine myomas detected by transvaginal ultrasonography and removed by laparotomic myomectomy Comparison of the number of uterine myomas detected by transvaginal ultrasonography and removed OP17. S. Guerriero F Intraobserver and interobserver agreement of B-mode typical ultrasonographic patterns suggestive of presence of ovarian maligna Intraobserver and interobserver agreement of B-mode 3D exploration of 2D defined unilocular cysts 3D exploration of 2D defined Comparison of sonovue contrasted sonography and color Doppler in the differential diagnosis of pelvic mass diagnosis differential contrasted sonography and color Doppler in the Comparison of sonovue J. Zhang R. Fratto OP16.02 WEDNESDAY POSTERS J. Steinhard Quantification ofregionalatrialcontractioninthefetalheartusingparametersstrainandvelocity–a Tissue DopplerIm G. Nazzaro Prenatal diagnosisofdacrocystocele. Casereport K. Pihl first trimesterscreeningforDownsyndrome andhCGasmarkersoflowbirthweightpretermdeliveryinaconsecutivecohort1867pregnanciesundergoingcombin PAPP-A Chairs: N.Rizzo(Italy);M.Fontanarosa(Italy) he-iesoa lrsudassmn ftecri:eauto fcria prtos OP19.07 A. Bergann Three-dimensional ultrasoundassessmentofthecervix:evaluationcervicaloperations OP18.06 OP18.07 OP18.10 OP18.08 M. Brestak Variations innormalleftventricularteiindexvaluesarelowerwhenmeasuredwithtissuevelocityDoppler M. Bellotti Evidence ofchangesinthe3rdtrimestercardiacoutputsfetuseswithincreasedNuchal Translucency J. Carvalho colourmodetoimagetheaortic-ductalarchjunctioninfetus Use of‘E-flow’ S. Clur Increased fetalnuchaltranslucencyandcardiac(dys)function L. DiLuzio Absent nasalbonesdemonstratedwith three-dimensional(3D)maximumrendermodeinsecond-trimesterscreening forDownsyndrome OP19. E. Fedorova Qualitative characteristicsofuterineDopplerwaveformsduringearlygestationinpatientsafterconservativemyomectomy evcllnt n iko neatmbedn nwmnwt opeepaet rei OP19.06 T Cervical lengthandriskofantepartumbleedinginwomenwithcompleteplacentapraevia OP18.13 OP18.12 F Spatio-temporal imagecorrelationforevaluationafetalcardiacmalformation.Reportontwocomplexcases J. Steinhard Assessment ofmyocardial2Dstrainintherightventricle(RV) ofthefetalheartbyspeckletrackingimaging(STI) he-iesoa oorpi seseto h ea aewt rdrWlysnrm P40.03 C. Drummond Three-dimensional sonographicassessmentofthefetalfacewithPrader-Willy syndrome P40: Fetalfaceandthorax Posters (viewonly) OP19: Pretermdelivery OP18.05 S. Clur Cardiac functioninfetuseswithnormalheartsat11–15 weeksand20–23gestation iekytasaia lrsudsrelac oeaut evcllnt ntiltgsain OP19.10 D. W Biweekly transvaginalultrasoundsurveillancetoevaluatecervicallengthintripletgestations OP18.09 J. Rychik Doppler tissueimagingofthefetalmyocardium:normalvaluesanddevelopmentalchangesduringgestation G. Ramos Multislice displayofthefetalfaceusing3Dultrasound neauto fteassmn ehd o ea lf i/aaeo Dutaon P40.07 P40.02 H. W An evaluationoftheassessmentmethods forfetalcleftlip/palateon3Dultrasound S. Kondoh Three-dimensional sonographicvisualizationofthefetalface:effect oftheamnioticfluidvolume OP19.05 L. Danti comparisonofcervicallengthmeasurementandphIGFBP-1inthepredictionpretermdelivery A rntldansso nagdprea oaiai h eodtietruigtredmninlutaon P40.04 J. Solomon Prenatal diagnosisofenlargedparietalforaminainthesecondtrimester using three-dimensionalultrasound OP19.08 F The roleofamniodrainageinemergencycerclage:atechniquetoimprovematerno-fetaloutcome OP19.03 O D. Paternoster Combination ofnewmarkersinpretermdelivery J. Crane The useoftransvaginalultrasonographytopredictpretermbirthinwomenwithahistoryspontaneous J. Crane The useoftransvaginalultrasonographytopredictpretermbirthinasymptomaticwomenatincreasedrisk:asystematicreview . Fuchs . Quijano . Ghi Posters –Wednesday 10October2007 56 ong ood (Italy) (Denmark) (Netherlands) (Netherlands) (Italy) (France (Canada) (Canada) (New Zealand) (United States) (United States) (Italy) (Colombia) (United States) (Japan) (Italy) (Czech Republic) (United States) (Germany) (United Kingdom) (Italy) (Germany) (Germany) (Russian Federation) (Brazil) (Italy) gn TI td OP18.11 aging (TDI)study ed OP19.01 P40.06 Abstract no. PDC OP19.04 PDA P40.05 P40.01 P19.02 G.04 1.A 09 WEDNESDAY POSTERS 6 1.01 G.05 P40.11 P40.14 57 PDC PDC Abstract no. a P40.09 t) P41.13 type 1 P41.06 growth restriction P41.08 tery Doppler P41.05 sia but not for P41.04 (Romania) (France) (France) (Slovenia) (Israel) (Spain) (United Kingdom) (Hungary)

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Alboni Posters – Wednesday 10 October 2007 October 10 – Wednesday Posters . Ghi . Prefumo Transvaginal ultrasonography in the treatment of mature active woman with functional uterine bleeding ultrasonography in the treatment of mature active Transvaginal C. Constantinescu P42.01 Defective spiral artery transformation during the first half of pregnancy is a likely underlying mechanism for early pre-eclamp Defective spiral artery transformation during the late pre-eclampsia K. Melchiorre Cystic Adenomatoid Malformation volume ratio to predict fetal outcome: bideimensional versus three-dimensional ultrasound Adenomatoid Malformation volume ratio to predict fetal outcome: bideimensional versus three-dimensional Cystic P40.1 Predominance of nasal breathing over swallowing determined by color Doppler as a new sign for prenatal diagnosis of micrognathi over swallowing determined by color Doppler Predominance of nasal breathing M. Basbug neck circumference and area throughout gestation Nomograms of the fetal M. Dalloul possible prognostic factor of tracheal fluid flow in a fetus with pulmonary hypoplasia: Semi-quantitative study G. Grange G. Nazzaro P40.12 P40.10 diabetes M. Pietryga Markers of maternal endothelial dysfunction and ultrasound assessment of fetomaternal circulation in pregnancy complicated with Markers of maternal endothelial dysfunction and Foetal oesophagus’s pathology: place of the pouch sign pathology: place Foetal oesophagus’s J. Develay-Morice Does ibuprofen reduce the pain experienced in patients having outpatient hysteroscopy? A. Saba P42.03 Uterine arteries blood flow comparison in 11+0 – 13+6 weeks of pregnancy after natural and ART and – 13+6 weeks of pregnancy after natural Uterine arteries blood flow comparison in 11+0 conception O. Solovyov P41.01 Prenatal diagnosis of tracheal diverticulum first report: anatomic goals and review diverticulum first report: anatomic goals and Prenatal diagnosis of tracheal M. Herrera P40.13 P42: Endometrium and abnormal bleeding Ultrasonographic evaluation of the endometrium: transperineal versus endovaginal imaging S. Pinho P42.02 P41: Uterine artery Doppler serum concentrations of asymmetric dimethylarginine Uterine artery Doppler at 10–14 weeks and maternal F P41.03 Posterior wall of the fetal palate: is it a reliable sign applicable in routine? a reliable sign applicable of the fetal palate: is it Posterior wall J. Develay-Morice P40.08 The differential diagnosis of bicornuate and septate uterine anomalies by three dimensional extended imaging (3D XI) TM by three dimensional extended imaging (3D XI) diagnosis of bicornuate and septate uterine anomalies The differential S. Kim P42.04 R. Hershkovitz Unilaterally increased uterine arteries resistance in the third trimester and pregnancy outcome T P41.12 Abnormal uterine artery Doppler flow velocimetry detected after the 34th week does not affect pregnancies complicated by fetal Abnormal uterine artery Doppler flow velocimetry detected after the 34th week does not affect Prediction of pre-eclampsia using a combination of first trimester arterial pulse wave analysis and second trimester uterine ar Prediction of pre-eclampsia using a combination Prediction of preeclampsia and intrauterine growth restriction by uterine artery doppler blood flow velocity analysis Prediction of preeclampsia and intrauterine growth B. P41.02 waveform A. Khalil Clinical significance of fetal lung mass Clinical significance of fetal The clues are in mediastinal shift and pulmonary vessels. Pulmonary underdevelopment. J. Ochoa P40.15 M. Herrera N. Lazebnik Doppler ultrasound measurements of uteroplacental blood flow in pregnancies complicated by placental malaria (preliminary repor Doppler ultrasound measurements of uteroplacental blood flow in pregnancies complicated by placental Uterine Doppler and cerebro-placental ratio for the prediction of perinatal outcome of small for gestational age fetuses Uterine Doppler and cerebro-placental ratio for the prediction of perinatal outcome of small for gestational M. Fernandez P41.07 Congenital cystic adenomatoid malformation – case report Congenital cystic adenomatoid malformation – case A. Keresztúri P40.17 Three-dimensional power Doppler angiography in the diagnosis of pseudoaneurysm of the uterine artery Three-dimensional power Doppler angiography in the diagnosis of pseudoaneurysm of the uterine C. P41.11 Uterine artery blood flow in small-for-gestational age fetuses with normal umbilical artery Doppler measurements Uterine artery blood flow in small-for-gestational age fetuses with normal umbilical artery Doppler M. Fajardo P41.09 Uterine artery impedance of the gravid uterus: nomograms of pulsatility and resistivity indices S. W P41.10 The antenatal and postnatal management in a case of pulmonary sequestrationThe antenatal and postnatal management in a case N. Mantas P40.18 WEDNESDAY POSTERS einoaintmr ihsldadcsi opnnsta iikmlgac P43.15 P43.10 K. Kim Benign ovariantumorswithsolidand cysticcomponentsthatmimickmalignancy M. HuamánGuerrero Integrated US(2D,Dopplercolor, 3D)inthepredictionofovariancancer P42.11 N. Costin Role ofendovaginal(2DandDoppler)ultrasoundinthediagnosisendometrialcarcinomamenopausalpatients aoaincss oprsno eilsngahcfaue n ahlgcfnig P43.09 D. Kwak Parovarian cysts:comparisonofserialsonographicfeaturesandpathologic findings P43.03 L. W Therapeutic effect ofultrasound-guided aspirationandsclerothreapyagainstoperationinovarianendometriomas P42.06 P Uterine arteriovenousmalformationswiththreedimensionalpresentation–acasereport aerpr:Scesu rgac fe h lrsudgie aaocp lcrmoyi P42.16 K. Nouzová Case report:Successfulpregnancyaftertheultrasoundguidedlaparoscopyelectromyolysis ytrsoi eeto fedmtilplp:artopciesuyP42.08 A. Ricciardulli Hysteroscopic resectionofendometrialpolyps:aretrospectivestudy E. Domali Ultrasound characteristicsofhydrosalpinx T Value ofopenMRingynaecology cuayo rnvgnlutaon neauto fsldanxlmse P43.06 M. Kuleva Accuracy oftransvaginalultrasoundinevaluationsolidadnexalmasses P42.12 T Long-term outcomesofultrasound-guidedtreatmentthecomplicatedformspelvicinflammatorydiseaseswomen rnvgnl3 utsiesln nuinsnhseorpy P42.07 P43: Ovarianmasses P42.05 A. Jurisic Transvaginal 3Dmultislicesalineinfusionsonohysterography M. Pascual Endometrial carcinoma:3DpowerDopplerultrasonographicfindings he-iesoa oorpyi ifrnildansso vru uos u xeine P43.07 A. Lvova Three-dimensional sonographyindifferential diagnosisofovariumtumors:ourexperience P43.02 P42.15 G. Maruotti Ultrasound routineassessmentinanunselectedHIV-positive populationfollowedatatertiaryreferralOB/GYNcenter K. Kim MR imagingofabnormaluterinecavity:emphasisondifferential diagnosiswithendometrialcarcinoma C. Chen a preliminarystudy Technique canassistinmakingdifferential diagnosisofChocolateCystandotherbenignovariantu The meangrayvalueofVOCAL dea oso tgsainllmt fvaiiy sDplrutaon epu? P43.12 M. Adnexal torsionatgestationallimitsofviability;isDopplerultrasoundhelpful? P42.09 E. Lee Real-time 3-dimensionalsonohysterography-guidedbiopsyoffocalendometrialabnormalities:technicalfeasibilityanddiagnosti C. Stegher US evaluationofendometrialthicknessandecogenicityinwomentaking Tamoxifen seseto einoainmse ihteueo - n - oe ope lrsud P43.05 N. V Assessment ofbenignovarianmasseswiththeuse3-DandpowerDopplerultrasound P42.13 D. Lorenzi Ultra-sonographic assessmentofendometrialcavityintwotimes:ultrasound,sono-hysterographywithsalineinfusion Sgie siaino vra yt:de tsilhv oei lnclmngmn? P43.13 P43.08 C. Stegher US-guided aspirationofovariancysts:doesitstillhavearoleinclinicalmanagement? M. Pascual Usefulness oftransvaginalcolorDopplerultrasoundinearlydiagnosisovariancancer lrsngah ntedanssadflo-po ainswt boioevctbruoi P43.14 R. Panlilio-V Ultrasonography inthediagnosisand follow-upofpatientswithabdominopelvictuberculosis P43.01 T The effect ofalevonorgestrel-releasing intrauterinesystemonovariancystformationinwomen P42.10 R. MoreiradeSa Videohysteroscopy resectionofmyoma:theimportanceultrasoundinper-operatory . Makukhina . Stojilkovic . SoaresPereira . 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. Lee Posters – Wednesday 10 October 2007 October 10 – Wednesday Posters . Nowak . Kim . Lenz . Homfray Feasibility and reproducibility of E and AFeasibility and reproducibility of E and waves duration in Doppler evaluation of the ductus venosus in twin-to-twin transfusio L. Salomon Cardiac and craniofacial findings in detection of trisomy 18 craniofacial findings in detection Cardiac and A. Gedikbasi P44.01 Reversal of mirror syndrome after prenatal treatment of diamond-blackfan anemia D. V P44.22 Sequential ultrasound examination for diagnosis of Chondroectodermal Dysplasia: Ellis-van Creveld Syndrome Sequential ultrasound examination for diagnosis of Chondroectodermal Dysplasia: Ellis-van Creveld M. Herrera P44.19 Prenatal diagnosis and neonatal management of Pallister-Killian-Sydrome: a case report Prenatal diagnosis and neonatal management of J. Baumueller P44.09 J. W A case of Harlequin ichthyosis Second trimester prenatal diagnosis of Cornelia de Lange Syndrome, identification of limb abnormalites with a sinister cause Second trimester prenatal diagnosis of Cornelia T P4 Elevated serum alpha fetoprotein and sonographic features associated with mosaic trisomy 8 Elevated serum alpha fetoprotein and sonographic A. Ness P44.07 Jarcho – Levin Syndrome: second and first trimester ultrasound features Jarcho – Levin Syndrome: second and first trimester M. Herrera P44.14 Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome: prenatal 2-D and 3-D US diagnosis – case report prenatal 2-D and 3-D US diagnosis – case Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome: P P44.04 “Disappearing” mosaic cell line: a necessary consideration in third trimester asymmetric fetal growth restriction and line: a necessary consideration in third trimester “Disappearing” mosaic cell delay neonatal developmental D. Jackson P44.02 N. Martins typical facial features Prenatal diagnosis of Neu Laxova syndrome without M. Basbug P44.16 Case report of a complete trisomy 9 The 3D Multislice technique in the study of fetal cardiac long axis views G. Nazzaro P45.05 P45: Fetal echocardiography and CHD III Y desmosterolosis D. Jackson Two pregnancies with anhydramnios, ventriculomegaly, agenesis of the corpus callosum, and fetal cardiac defects: prenatal findi pregnancies with anhydramnios, ventriculomegaly, Two Feingold syndrome with ring chromosome 13 Feingold syndrome with P44: Chromosomal abnormalities and syndromes and syndromes abnormalities P44: Chromosomal Velocity vector imaging to assess fetal myocardial function vector imaging to assess fetal myocardial Velocity Fetal cardiac ventricular strain using velocity vector imaging W P45.03 A. Selbing Uncommon combination of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and bilateral renal agenesis in a fetus at 16 weeks gestation Uncommon combination of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and bilateral renal agenesis in a fetus at F P44.20 Prenatal diagnosis of a case of otocephaly, situs inversus and holoprosencephaly. A situs inversus and holoprosencephaly. case report Prenatal diagnosis of a case of otocephaly, A. Kondylios P44.15 Case report: a prenatal case of jarcho-levin syndrome diagnosed during the second trimester of pregnancy Case report: a prenatal case of jarcho-levin syndrome M. Rabanal P44.10 J. Shin A variant of pena-shokeir syndrome G. Conoscenti Kartagener syndrome – a case report Reference ranges for cardiac output of the left ventricle by planimetric in fetuses between 19 weeks and 37 weeks Reference ranges for cardiac output of the left ventricle by planimetric in fetuses between 19 weeks J. Otero-Pinto P45.02 Restrictive dermopathy: lethal tight skin contracture syndrome J. Shin P44.18 Prenatal diagnosis of mucolipidosis II using genetic testing Prenatal diagnosis of mucolipidosis II using genetic J. Hartung P44.13 Prenatal diagnosis of a case of Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome of Wolf-Hirschhorn Prenatal diagnosis of a case M. Billieux P44.06 maternal serum screening maternal serum screening L. Di Luzio 3D/4D diagnosis of Beckwith-Wiedeman Syndrome in a fetus with an elevated alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) level at the second trimester alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) level at the second Syndrome in a fetus with an elevated 3D/4D diagnosis of Beckwith-Wiedeman WEDNESDAY POSTERS erlg fFlo ihnra uhltasuec n omlkroye aerpr P45.11 I. Korkontzelos Tetralogy ofFallotwithnormalnuchaltranslucencyandkaryotype, acasereport V Aggressive maternaltherapyforfoetalarrhythmia M. Bennasar Early fetalechocardiographywithSTICtechnology ea etvnrclrotlwtatlsosi rgace ocie yatfca erdcietcnlge P45.10 J. Lougheed Fetal leftventricularoutflowtractlesionsinpregnanciesconceivedbyartificialreproductivetechnologies S. Marta Fetal dilatedcardiomyopaty:casereport plcto ftredmninlftlehcrigah nI-I rmses P45.09 K. Application ofthree-dimensionalfetalechocardiographyinII-IIItrimesters noada ireatssscnayt etvnrceosrciemlomto:cs eot P45.14 S. Marta Endocardial fibroelastosissecondarytoaleftventricleobstructivemalformation:casereport P45.08 P45.07 S. Added valueof3D/4Dultrasoundmodalitiesinthediagnosisandevaluationfetalcardinalveinanomalies M. Bennasar ultrasound Report ofthreecongenitalheartdefectsdiagnosedbySTICtechnologyduringthe11–14 weeks’ mgn fftlcrnr reisadploayviswt ryadclrfo ope oorpy P45.13 H. Prenatal diagnosisoffetalleftpulmonaryarterialsling E. Ji Imaging offetalcoronaryarteriesandpulmonaryveinswithgraycolorflowDopplersonography . Moragianni Posters –Wednesday 10October2007 Y Y Y agel usupov orioka (Republic ofKorea) (Israel) (Portugal) (Portugal) (Japan) (Russian Federation) (Canada) (Spain) (Spain) (United States) (Greece) Abstract no. P45.16 P45.06 P45.12 P45.15 THURSDAY PROGRAM 52 249 237 248 61 2nd Floor Auditorium owth OC246 PDA PDC r all technical ; 2 1 1 ; M. Hanssens 2 ;J. Wladimiroff 1 ; E. Gratacós 2 ; L. Vercruysse 1 1 ; E. Steegers 2 ; J. Gardosi 1 ; L. Hering 1 2 ; E. Clark 1 ; W. Henrich ; W. (USA) 2 ; M. Illa 1 ; L. Chitty 2 ; M. Taube ; M. 2 ; P.A. Stewart ; P.A. ; A. Iraola 3 1 ; R. Pijnenborg 1 2 ; C. Luyten 2 (Greece) ; E. Meler 3 1 ; L. Thomasson ; L. ; T. Loupas ; T. 2 2 ; L. Chitty 2 ; R. Dechend 1 (USA); (UK) 2 2 ; Y. Zalel (Israel) Zalel (Israel) Y. ; (Belgium) (UK) ; N. Geusens ; A. David 2 2 1 1 ; B. Tutschek; S. Minderer; C. Daumer-Haas; K. Hörtnagel; A. Nerlich; K. Gloning (Germany) K. Hörtnagel; S. Minderer; C. Daumer-Haas; Tutschek; ; B. ; E. Eixarch 1 ; M. Ozgun; B. Ozcelik; H. Akgun; M. Akcakus; M. Dundar (Turkey) Akcakus; M. Dundar (Turkey) Akgun; M. ; M. Ozgun; B. Ozcelik; H. ; M. Ozgun; I. Serin; H. Akgun; M. Dundar; S. Kurtoglu (Turkey) S. Kurtoglu (Turkey) Akgun; M. Dundar; ; M. Ozgun; I. Serin; H. ; N. Jebens; H. Blaas; S. Eik-Nes (Norway) ; N. Jebens; H. Blaas; S. ; I. Cetin; S. Boito; V. Cozzi; M. Taricco; G. Alvino; E. Iurlaro; A. Martinelli; G. Pardi (Italy) Alvino; E. Iurlaro; G. Taricco; Cozzi; M. ; I. Cetin; S. Boito; V. ; M. Piva; T. Ghi; G. Simonazzi; N. Rizzo; G. Pilu (Italy) Ghi; G. Simonazzi; N. Rizzo; G. Pilu T. ; M. Piva; ; E. Hernández-Andrade; F. Figueras; E. Gratacós (Spain) ; E. Hernández-Andrade; F. ; D. Chitayat; R. Windrim; P. Seaward; G. Ryan; K. Chong; A. Toi (Canada) Toi A. Seaward; G. Ryan; K. Chong; P. ; D. Chitayat; R. Windrim; ; J. Kwon; Y. Kim; Y. Park (Republic of Korea) Park Y. Kim; Y. ; J. Kwon; (UK) (France) ; V. Mathews ; V. 2 ; D. Griffin ; E. Moya; B. Hervias (Spain) 1 ; A. Capponi; O. Cavicchioni; M. Vendola; D. Arduini (Italy) D. A. Capponi; O. Cavicchioni; M. Vendola; ; 1 ; G. Mari; K. Drennan; M. Kruger (USA) ferdal erlohren . Struijk . Hanif . Radaelli . Figueras . Schramm (Spain); (Germany); (Netherlands); (Netherlands); (Denmark); babies according to customised birthweight centiles F K. Of H. Hwang 1 1 S. Turan; O.M. Turan; K. Monagle; A. Baschat Turan; O.M. Turan; S. M. Segata 1 S. V Chairs: G. Rizzo (Italy); P. Martinelli (Italy) Chairs: G. Rizzo (Italy); P. P Chairs: D. Paladini (Italy); M. Fontanarosa (Italy) (Italy); M. Fontanarosa Chairs: D. Paladini B. Benoit 1 G. Rizzo M. Basbug O. Petersen 1 T M. Basbug R. Hershkovitz J. Dudenhausen J. Bartha E. Pajkrt restriction E. Eixarch J. Keunen T and in pregnancies without this complication F

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Sponsors provide 08:56 09:01 Discussion outcome by second-trimester Doppler examination in patients with anemia during pregnancy Prediction of pregnancy OC 09:34 power Doppler analysis of cerebral circulation in normal and growth restricted fetuses Three-dimensional OC253 09:15 diagnosis, associations and management strategies Fetal forearm anomalies: prenatal OC239 08:43 08:46 Discussion uteroplacental vessels in the pregnant rabbit: a novel experimental model of intrauterine gr Selective ligature of 09:48 Discussion 09:10 reduction defects – a case series from a tertiary care centre Prenatal diagnosis of upper limb OC238 08:50 in a single institution diagnosis of skeletal dysplasias (n=165) Prenatal OC235 09:29 changes occurring in severe IUGR fetuses in pregnancies complicated by preeclampsia Sequence of cardiovascular OC2 09:39 Discussion THURSDAY PROGRAM 93 Incidenceandprevalenceoflevatorabnormalities inwomenwithanunderactivepelvicfloorcontractionand 09:30 90 oprsno eeorpyad3/Dtasailutaon nptet ihpli ra rlpead/o OC261 Comparisonofdefecographyand3D/4Dtranslabialultrasoundinpatientswithpelvicorganprolapse/or OC256 09:05 ImagingofthePerigee Transobturator meshanditseffect onstressincontinence 08:40 90 aloig o odfn bomldsesblt ftelvtrhau OC260 Ballooning:howtodefineabnormaldistensibilityofthelevatorhiatus 09:00 94 Discussion 09:40 OC254 Hemodynamiceffects ofbetamethasoneongrowth-restrictedfetuseswithabsentorreversedend-diastolicflow 09:49 84 a lrsudrpaeXa rcorpyi oe ihosrce eeain OC257 CanultrasoundreplaceXrayProctographyinwomenwithobstructeddefecation? 08:45 83 eaePli ra rlpeadLvtrTam OC255 OC259 OC258 comparisonofMagneticResonanceImagingand4Dultrasoundintheassessmentlevatorhiatus A Pubococcygeus-puborectalistraumaafterinstrumentaldelivery-theuseof4Dultrasound intheevaluationof 08:55 08:50 FemalePelvicOrganProlapseandLevator Trauma 08:30 Discussion 09:54 93 Dtaseielutaon 3TS olwu fitaatmaa pice er n ucinlcreain OC267 3Dtransperinealultrasound(3DTUS)follow-upofintrapartumanalsphinctertearsandfunctionalcorrelation 09:35 92 h Ueha oinPoie:anwmto o sesn rtrlmblt OC265 OC263 OC262 OC264 The‘UrethralMotionProfile’:anewmethodforassessingurethralmobility Correlationbetween3D/4DtranslabialultrasoundandColpo-cysto-defecographyindiagnosisofposterior 09:25 Areanalsphincterinjuriesrelatedwithelevatorabnormalities? 09:20 Quantificationofthepelvicfloorcontractionusing3D/4Dtranslabialultrasound 09:15 09:10 03–11 Coffeeandposter viewing 10:30–11:15 Chairedoralposterdiscussions(#sponsoredbyMedison) 10:00–10:45 Urogynecology 08:30–10:00 Program –Thursday11 October 62 A. Steensma floor symptoms A. Steensma evacuation disorders K. Shek; A. Rane;J.Goh;H.Dietz J. DeLeon A. Cromi 1 G. Perniola 1 1 OP25: FirsttrimesterscreeningforDownsyndromeandabnormalpregnancy outcome Chairs: A.Gagnon (Canada);S. Yagel (Israel) OP24: FetaltherapyII J. Kruger L. Krofta levator animuscle H. Dietz # Poster sessions aregenerously supported by Medison. Scientific contentis asprovided bypresenting authors. Viewing: Chairs: A. Monteagudo(USA); A. Steensma(Netherlands) OP23: Urogynecology Chairs: A. Papageorghiou(UK);C.Lees(UK) OP20: FetalDoppler 1 Chairs: H.Dietz(Australia); A. Steensma(Netherlands) D. V with clinicalcomplaints 1 1 H. Dietz M. Konstantinovic compartment prolapse A. Steensma M. Konstantinovic 1 P51: Fetaltherapy P48: Urogynecology P47: Prenataldiagnosisandfetalsex determination P46: Fetalcirculation sessionsaslistedaboveand: Viewing isavailablealldayforOP Chairs: P. 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Duque; J. Prada (Colombia) ; M. Rebolledo; M. Duque; J. Prada (Colombia) ; M. Cunha; J. Beires; M.J. Ferreira; J. Cabral; N. Montenegro (Portugal) ; M. Cunha; J. Beires; M.J. Ferreira; J. Cabral; N. 1 ; L. Wang ; M. Christiansen; A. Loft; A. Tabor (Denmark) Tabor A. A. Loft; ; M. Christiansen; 1 (Czech Republic) ; Y. Cheung; J. Zuccollo; J. Tait; K. Pringle (New Zealand) Tait; J. Zuccollo; J. Cheung; Y. ; ; C. Roehr; H. Feller; C. Bamberg; J. Dudenhausen; W. Henrich (Germany) J. Dudenhausen; W. ; C. Roehr; H. Feller; C. Bamberg; ; S. Lee; E. Lee; H. Lee; S. Lee; C. Park; J. Park; J. Jun; B. Yoon; H. Syn (Republic of Korea) Yoon; ; S. Lee; E. Lee; H. Lee; S. Lee; C. Park; J. Park; J. Jun; B. ong azicioglu Y . Calda . Loureiro (Hong Kong); (Germany); (Belgium); and pulmonary artery doppler velocimetry correlates and pulmonary artery doppler velocimetry correlates T J. Deprest 1 Chairs: A. Tabor (Denmark); K. Hecher (Germany) Tabor A. Chairs: M. Schneider-Kolsky Chairs: E. Gratacós (Spain); F. Severi (Italy) (Spain); F. Chairs: E. Gratacós P 1 I. Fuchs 1 intra-surgical findings for the Diagnosis of Placenta Accreta intra-surgical findings for the Diagnosis of Placenta M. Herrera E. Gratacós H. W A. Kenanidis; G. Centini of the uterine incision after caesarean section? H. cardiothoracic ratio, and middle cerebral artery Doppler K. Leung C. Hofstaetter E. Gratacós J. Lee K. Stalberg A. Gjerris diaphragmatic hernia – a multicenter study diaphragmatic hernia – a M. Cannie

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11:15–12:30 by Toshiba) chest (*sponsored Fetal airways and Program – Thursday 11 October 11 – Thursday Program 11:15 11:15 disease Repeated ultrasound of the foetal kidney can lead to adult-onset renal and cardiovascular OC274 11:15 Live scan demonstration 12:26 Discussion 11:50 11:50 congenital diaphragmatic hernia longterm outcome of children with Short and OC268 12:22 Discussion 11:43 11:43 3D Multiplanar technique and Magnetic Resonance with 2D ultrasound and color Doppler, Correlation between OC278 11:30 11:30 11:38 Discussion A accreta comparison of sonographic criteria for antenatal diagnosis of placenta OC277 11:55 11:55 11:58 Discussion in congenital diaphragmatic hernia using ultrasound prediction of mortality and morbidity Prenatal OC269, OC270, OC 12:13 12:21 Discussion 26 weeks: clinical, biometric Prenatal prediction of pulmonary hypoplasia in prolonged oligohydramnios before OC27 services to bring live scan sessions to you. Scientific content is defined by ISUOG. *Live scan demonstration sessions are generously supported by our sponsoring partners. Sponsors provide systems and support fo *Live scan demonstration sessions are generously supported by our sponsoring partners. Sponsors provide 12:12 in fetuses with cystic hygroma Amniotic fluid isoprostanes levels OC282 11:48 11:48 of the internal cervical os: a useful technique to achieve a better ultrasonographic int Per-op digital dilatation 11:53 11:53 12:02 Discussion of homozygous thalassaemia using ultrasonographic placental thickness, fetal Prenatal prediction OC280 12:07 Doppler in the evaluation of fetal hydrops Venous OC281 11:35fetal diagnosis and surgery Overview of 12:17 of the causes of rate for differentiation Clinical use of fetal urine production OC283 11:20 11:20 11:25 Prenatal ultrasound scanning and the risk of schizophrenia and other psychoses by mode of conception? pregnancy affected choice of testing during Are women’s OC275 OC276 12:08 lung volume at magnetic resonance imaging and liver position in isolated Prenatal prediction of survival using OC2 THURSDAY PROGRAM 15 Three-dimensionalsalinecontrastsonohysterography 11:55 14 Ultrasoundcontraststudies 11:40 21 Practicalapplicationof3Dultrasoundinfertility 12:10 12 4Dpelvicultrasoundofthefloor 11:25 11 Salinevaginographyforassessingtheutero-vaginalseptum 11:15 11–23 Interactivecaseexamplesfocusingonnewtechniques 11:15–12:30 Program –Thursday11 October 64 E. Ferrazzi A. N. Raine-Fenning H. Dietz G. Condous Chairs: E.Epstein(Sweden);I. Timor-Tritsch (USA) T esta (Australia) (Italy) (Italy) (Australia) (UK) PDA Basement THURSDAY POSTERS 1.01 65 G.Onice OP20.13 PDC Abstract no. Basement PDC PDA Viewing: OP20.07 s OP20.06 ductus OP20.08 x and OP23.06 mbilical artery OP20.05 Presentation: insufficiency insufficiency OP20.03 ion OP20.10 ses OP20.04 ses (Spain) (Spain) (Lithuania) (United Kingdom) (Italy) (Spain) (Israel) (Israel) (Israel)

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. Giles Posters – Thursday 11 October 2007 October 11 – Thursday Posters . Eisenberg . Eisenberg . Eisenberg . Crispi . Crispi Patients’ perceptions of urodynamic studies performed with ultrasound versus fluoroscopy L. Chan OP23.01 Rate and possible risk factors for levator ani muscle trauma in primiparas after term vaginal birth D. V OP23.07 Chairs: A. Monteagudo (USA); A. Steensma (Netherlands) A. Monteagudo (USA); Chairs: Ultrasonographic anatomy of perineum during pregnancy and immediately following obstetric injury Ultrasonographic anatomy of perineum during pregnancy and immediately following obstetric injury A. Orno OP23.09 Validation of transperineal ultrasound examination in the evaluation of urogynecological patients of transperineal ultrasound Validation V Post-procedure 3D transperineal ultrasound evaluation of tension-free vaginal tape placement D. V OP23.04 OP23.05 Chairs: A. Papageorghiou (UK); C. Lees (UK) A. Papageorghiou (UK); C. Lees Chairs: index ratio based on longitudinal data measurements of the cerebroplacental pulsatility Reference ranges for serial C. Ebbing OP20.01 Differences in fetal fat distribution in the presence of abnormal umbilical artery Doppler waveforms in Differences W OP20.09 The use of a cardiac profile improves detection of heart dysfunction and prediction of poor perinatal outcome as compared with The use of a cardiac profile improves detection of Early changes in the anterior cerebral artery with respect to the middle cerebral artery in intrauterine growth restricted fetu cerebral artery with respect to the middle cerebral Early changes in the anterior J. Benavides-Serralde venosus alone F S. Illanes Evaluation of the modified myocardial performance index in pregnancies complicated with gestational and pre-gestational diabete Evaluation of the modified myocardial performance Does maternal Calcium supplementation affect fetal blood flow? Does maternal Calcium supplementation affect M. OP23: Urogynecology OP20.14 Discussion groups for oral posters: 10:00–10:45 Discussion groups all day available Viewing OP20: Fetal Doppler Oral poster presentations – sponsored by – sponsored presentations Oral poster Inter-rater relialibity of pelvic floor muslces imaging abnormalities with 3D ultrasound D. Pretorius OP23.10 Three-dimensional Power Doppler measurement of periurethral vascularization in fertile women. Preliminary observation.Three-dimensional Power Doppler measurement of periurethral vascularization in fertile women. S. Melappioni OP23.02 Umbilical Vein Blood Flow as a predictor of small-for-gestational-age fetus in a low risk population Blood Flow as a predictor of small-for-gestational-age fetus in a low risk population Umbilical Vein S. Fernandez OP20.12 M. del Río D. Oros Sequential changes in the fetal aortic isthmus blood flow pattern in fetuses with intrauterine growth restriction and placental fetal aortic isthmus blood flow pattern in fetuses Sequential changes in the adverse perinatal outcome in small for gestational age fetuses withnormal u Anterior cerebral artery improves the prediction of Normal reference values for the anterior cerebral artery throughout pregnancy for the anterior cerebral artery throughout pregnancy Normal reference values J. Benavides-Serralde OP20.02 Transperineal three-dimensional ultrasound for pelvic floor evaluation following 3rd and 4th degree perineal tears three-dimensional ultrasound for pelvic floor evaluation Transperineal V OP23.08 Defects and anal incontinence after primary repair of 4th degree sphincter rupture - an endo-anal study of the sphincter comple Defects and anal incontinence after primary repair of 4th degree sphincter rupture - an endo-anal R. the m. puborectalis A. Sakse Fetal bowel blood flow: correlation with cerebral and placental circulation in normal fetuses and intra uterine growth restrict Fetal bowel blood flow: correlation with cerebral Transperineal three-dimensional ultrasound for the evaluation of levator ani pathology in urogynecological patients three-dimensional ultrasound for the evaluation Transperineal V OP23.03 Fetal splenic artery Doppler velocimetry for the prediction of fetal anemia in cases of rhesus alloimmunizationFetal splenic artery Doppler velocimetry for the prediction R. Maciuleviciene OP20.11 The shift of umbilical-portal watershed in the growth-restricted fetus assessed by velocity measurement in the leftportal vein The shift of umbilical-portal watershed in the growth-restricted Echocardiographic and biochemical parameters of heart function in IUGR fetuses at different stages of hemodynamic deterioration stages of hemodynamic of heart function in IUGR fetuses at different Echocardiographic and biochemical parameters F J. Kessler THURSDAY POSTERS cenn o ea nmle nerypenny(9620) datgsadlmttos OP25.11 M. Christiansen 23653 Pregnanciesfrom17Centers First trimestermaternalserumscreening forDownsyndromeinDenmark:performance,parametersandcentralised QualityControl L. Hernádi Screening forfetalanomaliesinearlypregnancy(1996–2005):advantages andlimitations ucm flwPP- rgace nacmuiybsdfrttietrsreigporm OP25.07 B. Hewitt OP25.01 pregnanciesinacommunity-basedfirsttrimesterscreeningprogram Outcome oflowPAPP-A J. Johnson First trimestercombinedscreening:prospectiveevaluationofperformanceinanOSCARsetting Chairs: P. Calda(CzechRepublic);D.Nyberg(USA) L. Salomon of gestation Intra andinterobservervariabilityreproducibilityofbiparietaldiameter andcrownrumplengthforultrasounddatingat E. Merz screening data(11+1 –14+0weeks) Fetal MedicineFoundationGermany(FMF-D):anewapproachtocalculatingtheriskofchromosomalabnormalitieswithfirst-trime OP24.02 F computer-aided analysis) Normal fetalurineproductionrateestimatedwiththree-dimensionalultrasonographyusingtherotationaltechnique(virtualorg J. Stirnemann transfusion syndrome Early changesinfetalcardiacfunctionfollowingfetoscopicselectivelasercoagulationofplacentalanastomosesforseveret H. Sago Fetoscopic laserphotocoagulationfortwin-twintransfusionsyndromeinJapan aenlsrmAA1 eesi onsnrm rgace uigtefrttietr OP25.06 M. Ryynanen Maternal serum ADAM12 levelsinDownsyndromepregnanciesduringthefirsttrimester OP24.11 X. Chen Assessment offetalandplacentalbloodflowwithcontrastagent(SonoVue) inlatepregnancymouse nagdN n hoooa nmle:ntol onsreig OP25.08 E. andchromosomalanomalies:notonlyDownscreening Enlarged NT eiaa ucm fti eue ihicesdnca rnlcnyad omlkroye OP25.13 A. Goncé Perinatal outcomeoftwinfetuseswith increasednuchaltranslucencyandnormalkaryotype OP24.05 R. Chmait sequence Management ofhigh-ordermultiplescomplicatedby TRAP OP25: FirsttrimesterscreeningforDownsyndromeandabnormalpregnancyoutcome OP24: FetaltherapyII nagdJglrLmhtcSc ihti uhltasuec t1–4wes etto OP25.09 E. Quarello gestation Enlarged JugularLymphatic Sacswiththinnuchaltranslucencyat11–14 weeks’ OP24.03 A. Martin Recovery ofcardiacfunctioninrecipienttwinsfollowinglaserforStage4 TTTS A. Locatelli with persistentoligohydramnios(AMNIOINFUSIONINITIATIVE) Proposal foropenrandomizedtrialcomparingperinataloutcomefollowingexpectantmanagementversusamnioinfusioninPPROM<25 nertdts sasf cenn ehdfrDw ydoe OP25.04 C. Dall’Amico Integrated testasasafescreeningmethodforDownsyndrome A. Koroteev in Russia Sequential combinedultrasoundandbiochemicalscreeningoffetalchromosomaldisordersinthefirstsecondtrimesterpr uhltasuec eeec ag uv nqio–Eudr OP25.12 H. Loza Nuchal translucencyreferencerangecurveinquito–Ecuador is rmse obndsreigfrTioy2 napeoiatyCieepplto OP25.05 T First trimestercombinedscreeningfor Trisomy 21inapredominantlyChinesepopulation OP24.07 L. Franceschetti 3D ultrasoundandMRIoffetalcervicalcysticlymphangiomaforintrapartumtreatmentplanning Z. Russell What ispulsatileumbilicalvenousflow? lrsncftladpaetltsu hrceiainadterl f3 n ope lrsudi ugmtrt OP24.10 OP24.01 P Ultrasonic fetalandplacentaltissuecharacterisationtheroleof3DDopplerultrasoundinlungmaturity R. Quintero Quintero stagingoftwin-twintransfusionsyndrome:anupdate Chairs: A.Gagnon (Canada);S. Yagel (Israel) . Fuchs . Lau . 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T Posters – Thursday 11 October 2007 October 11 – Thursday Posters . de Jesus . Sieroszewski . Baytur . Nassir . V . Stener Jorgensen . Doctor’s attitude towards invasive prenatal diagnosis S. Pitukkijronnakorn Clinical usefulness of fetal urine production in borderline oligohydramnios K. Oh P46.15 Effect of oral supplementation with nitric oxide donor on fetomaternal hemodynamic of oral Effect M. Ropacka P46.13 Analysis of the hemodynamics of fetal renal artery and fetal renal volume during the normal course of pregnancy of fetal renal artery and fetal renal volume Analysis of the hemodynamics H. Inoue P46.02 13–14 weeks fetal anatomy scan by transabdominal and transvaginal sonography. Obstacles and benefits. scan by transabdominal and transvaginal sonography. 13–14 weeks fetal anatomy A. Perolo OP25.16 A. Salim Diagnosing of fetal anomalies: Jakarta’s experience Diagnosing of fetal anomalies: Jakarta’s Diagnosis of major fetal malformations in type 1 and type 2 diabetic women in a large multi-ethnic region in the UK Diagnosis of major fetal malformations in type 1 and type 2 diabetic women in a large multi-ethnic N. Shah Our experience as third level center for prenatal diagnosis P47.04 Foetal motor activity as a diagnostic tool in IUGR foetuses Doppler indices are biased by vessel curvature: perspectives for clinical implementation of corrective algorithms by vessel curvature: perspectives for clinical Doppler indices are biased T P46.01 H. Kim F The value of new portable ultrasound in clinical practice-two prospective randomized studies F A. Simionescu P47.01 Perinatal outcome according to umbilical artery blood flow velocity waveform of term pregnancies with small for gestational age Perinatal outcome according to umbilical artery blood How can we recognize the very early stage of brain sparing effect? sparing effect? How can we recognize the very early stage of brain A. Keresztúri P46.03 P47: Prenatal diagnosis and fetal sex determination D. Strah Posters (view only) Posters (view P46: Assesment of risk of trisomy 21 by maternal age and fetal nuchal translucency thickness in 7096 unselected pregnancies in Slove in 7096 unselected translucency thickness age and fetal nuchal risk of trisomy 21 by maternal Assesment of Late termination of pregnancy: six years experience in a single United Kingdom tertiary centre L. Pasquini P47.08 The effect of maternal hydration on Amniotic fiuid Index(AFI) of maternal hydration on The effect N. Lorzadeh P46.16 Blood flow in pregnancies complicated with IUGR Blood flow in pregnancies complicated with IUGR Evaluation of IUGR by umbilical Doppler examination Evaluation of IUGR by umbilical Doppler examination D. Mihu E. Romejko-W The genetic sonogram value in the risk calculation of the fetal aneuploidy P P47.03 Severly abnormal flow patterns in the ductus venosus in the presence of otherwise normal fetal Doppler parameters in two cases Severly abnormal flow patterns in the ductus venosus Changes in the ductus venosus in fetuses with growth restriction Changes in the ductus venosus in fetuses with growth A. Chanthasenanont P46.10 severe IUGR A. Diemert Ultrasound training in the residenct training program at the UP-PGH and performance in the certifying examinations Ultrasound training in the residenct training program at the UP-PGH and performance in the certifying V P47.02 fetal growth F Changes of the ductus venosus in intrauterine growth restriction fetuses during maternal hyperoxygenation Changes of the ductus venosus in intrauterine growth A. Chanthasenanont cases of abnor on the placenta circulation with use of a new Doppler technique (Pixel-Flux) in Evaluation of the steroid effect P46.11 Umbilical artery Doppler study as a predictive marker of perinatal outcome in preterm pregnancies with small for gestational ag Umbilical artery Doppler study as a predictive marker Peripartum cerebral arteriyal and venous blood flow changes in intrauterin growth restricted babies Peripartum cerebral arteriyal and venous blood flow Y P46.04 H. Kim THURSDAY POSTERS e plctoso eltm Dutaon o ea ouerciaig P51.10 M. New applicationsofrealtime3Dultrasound forfetalvolumetricimaging P48.09 N. Mantas and recombinanterythropoietintothemother The managementandtreatmentoffetalhemolyticdiseaseduetoanti-kualloimmunizationwithserialintrauterinetransfusionst K. Cendrowski Transvaginal sonographyassessment oflevatoranimusclesinincontinentwomen P47.11 H. Scott Accuracy offetalsexdeterminationafter16weeksgestation mitcfudezm rfl n muosohmsr nMIS P51.09 C. Celentano Amniotic fluidenzymeprofileandimmunoistochemistry inMMIHS M. 2 yearsofage (IUT)ofMesenchymalStemCellsintwofetuses withseverefracturesleadtonopostnatalup he-iesoa lrsudassmn fueha nicnietwmn P48.08 K. Cendrowski Three-dimensional ultrasoundassessmentofurethraeinincontinentwomen h rcia s f3 edrn o otn cenn fteftlsie P51.11 D.W The practicaluseof3Drenderingfor routinescreeningofthefetalspine D. Ellwood Middle cerebralartery(MCA)Dopplervelocimetryduringfetaltherapywith intravenousimmunoglobulinforneonatalhaemochromat E. Gottschalk Increased middlecerebralarterysystolicvelocityinmaternalredcellalloimunization–falsepositiveDopplerultrasonograph E. Cosmi Non-invasive fetalhemoglobinevaluationnearterm P51: FetalTherapy P48: Urogynecology A. Kim Turner syndromewithgastroschisis:acasereport C. Hui-Y Late abortionforfetalanomalies:10casesexperienceinonetertiarycenter Taiwan andreportofanovelmethod(fetalcar al rntldansso eeemcoei fe V-CIP47.14 P48.04 S. W Transvaginal ultrasoundevaluationof bladderandurethrawallthicknessinpostmenopausalwomenwithurinarystressurge M. Nishibayashi Evaluation ofbladderneckbyperinealultrasoundbeforeandaftersurgicalrepairpelvicorganprolapse P47.10 B. Bashiri Early prenataldiagnosisofseveremicropenisafterIVF-ICSI D. Smetanova Prenatal diagnosisofabnormalsexdifferentiation H. Scott Ease offetalsexdeterminationafter18weeksgestation A. Keresztúri Possible aetiologicalroleofrecurrentcytomegalovirusinfectionincasenon-immunehydropsfetalis eiaa eut fR-eaiealimnzdpennisatritaueietasuin P51.04 P48.07 P Perinatal resultsofRh-negativealloimmunizedpregnanciesafterintra-uterine transfusion P48.06 R. Kedar Transvaginal pelvicsonographyforthe diagnosisofvaginalanduterinefistulas S. W Ultrasound assessmentoflowerurinarytractstructuresinwomenwithincontinence A. Chao with ipsilateraldysplasticpelvickidneyandbicornuateuterus Integration ofimagingstudiesandendoscopicmanagementpurulentvaginaldischarge:undiagnosedectopicureterasso C. Exacoustos Sonographic diagnosisofbladderendometriosis oormo mnoi li oueuigVCLtcnqei is rmse fpenny io td P51.08 L. Rôlo techniqueinfirsttrimesterof pregnancy:apilotstudy Nomogram ofaminioticfluidvolumeusingVOCAL E. Cosmi a longitudinalprospectivestudy Non-invasive diagnosisoffetomaternalhemorrhagebyDopplerassessmenttheMiddleCerebral Artery peaksystolicvelocity: P48.01 D. 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. Sepulveda Posters – Thursday 11 October 2007 October 11 – Thursday Posters . Murakoshi W Transitory fetal renal failure due to angiotensin receptor blockers fetal renal failure due to angiotensin Transitory C. Celentano P51.16 Velamentous arterio-arterial anastomosis: A anastomosis: arterio-arterial Velamentous transfusion sydr failure of laser endoscopic surgery in twin-twin cause of technical Coagulation and section of the umbilical cord in a 21 weeks’Coagulation and section monoamniotic twins discordant for cardiospl gestation monochorionic of a referral centre fetuses with congenital diaphragmatic hernia: experience Prenatal assessment of J. Deprest P51.15 syndrome A. Olivella Preoperative ultrasound view of placental surface vessels in Twin-Twin Transfusion Syndrome Transfusion Twin-Twin surface vessels in ultrasound view of placental Preoperative T P51.12 Experience in prediction of severe fetal anemia in Rh-alloimmunization Experience in prediction E. Shelaeva P51.17 Sponsors’ activities

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GE SIEMENS MEDISON Satellite symposium 12:45–13:45 Satellite symposium 12:45–13:45 Satellite symposium 12:45–13:45 Clinical application of the latest Fetal posterior fossa anomalies. From Science of 3D diagnosis developments in Volume Ultrasound routine ultrasound to diagnostic imaging Prof. W. Sepulveda Chair: Prof. G. Pilu Chair: Prof. G. Pilu Volume Analysis with 3D XI and STIC PDC Fetal heart early assessment Speaker: Prof. L. Guibaud Dr. R. Bataeva Auditorium Prof. D. Paladini Art of Perfect 3D images New ultrasound tools in obstetric examination Dr. K. Kalache SPONSORS’ACTIVITIES Dr. B. Benoit Automation in ultrasound – latest developments Dr. A. Abuhamad

ISUOG poster program GE GE Satellite Education Area 09:00–17:00 Satellite Education Area 09:00–17:00 Meet the experts Meet the experts 10:30–11:15 Fetal heart assessment & live 10:30–11:15 Fetal heart assessment & live scanning scanning PDC Prof. R. Chaoui Dr. G. DeVore 2. Sala Verde 13:00–14:00 Advanced features application in 13:00–14:00 Ultrasound examination of the obstetric assessment central nervous system Dr. B. Benoit Prof. G. Pilu 16:00–16:30 Volume ultrasound – standard and 15:30–16:00 STIC in the fetal heart assessment new tools for gynecology examination Dr. N. Raine-Fenning

MEDISON MEDISON MEDISON Satellite Education Area 09:00–17:00 Satellite Education Area 09:00–17:00 Hospitality suite 10:30–11:15 10:30–11:15 10:30–11:15 1. Interactive program with Clinical cases on PC 1. Fetal Echocardiography – Volume Analysis 1. Interactive program with clinical cases on PC with 3D-XI software with 3D XI and XI STIC with 3D-XI software 2. A practical approach to day to day 2D Dr. R. Bataeva 2. 4D ultrasound and 3D XI for the fetal face and ultrasound scanning 2. How to acuire a 3D volume scan for off line the brain Prof. W. Sepulveda analysis Dr. A. Jurisic Dr. Kalache PDA 4 12:30–14:00 12:30–14:00 1. A Practical Introduction to 3D Ultrasound 16:00–16:30 1. Interactive program with clinical cases on PC Offline Analysis 1. Interactive program with Clinical cases on PC with 3D-XI software Dr. K. Kalache with 3D-XI software 2. Live scanning program 2. Live scanning 2. Live scanning 15:30–16:00 15:30–16:00 1. Interactive program with clinical cases on PC 1. Obstetric Pathology and 3D XI Volume with 3D-XI software Analysis 2. Live scanning program Prof. W. Sepulveda 2. Live scanning

SIEMENS SIEMENS SIEMENS Hospitality suite Hospitality suite Hospitality suite PDA 3.01 10:30–11:15 Live scanning 10:30–11:15 Live scanning 10:30–11:15 Live scanning 12:30–14:00 Live scanning 12:30–14:00 Live scanning 12:30–14:00 Live scanning 15:30–16:00 Live scanning 16:00–16:30 Live scanning 15:30–16:00 Live scanning

PHILIPS PHILIPS PHILIPS Hospitality suite Hospitality suite Satellite Education Area 09:00–17:00 Scan with the experts Scan with the experts 10:30–11:30 Modalities for scanning the fetus (program in progress at time of print, please 10:30–11:00 The roadmap of volumetric including the heart: 2D vs Mechanical refer to delegate bag insert) imaging in the obstetric ultrasound scan volumetric Imaging vs xMATRIX volumetric Dr. T.K. Lau Imaging 11:00–11:15 Scan with the expert Prof. K. Kalache Dr. T.K. Lau 12:30–13:30 Scanning the difficult to image PDA 3.02 12:30–13:00 Scanning the technically difficult patient with the new Pure Wave Single Crystal patient Transducer Dr. J. Copel Dr. B. Thilaganathan 13:00–13:30 Scan with the expert 15:30–16:00 3D in Neurosonology Dr. J.Copel Prof. T. Frusca and Dr. G. Nazzaro 16:00–16:30 Anatomical evaluation with Live Volume Imaging Dr. W. Lee

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EXHIBITOR PROFILES addition, Ashva offers PACS andPACS components. its partnersinprovidingsuperiorvaluetotheendusers.In clearanceforitsUltrasoundapplication. Ashva helps received FDA Endoscope. Ashva hasover500installsworldwideand Image Management&reportingsoftwareforUltrasoundand solutions forhealthcare. Ashva isoneoftheleadingproviders efficient ways–developingfunctionalitydriven, cost-effective IT matter, Ashva hasstrivedtomanageknowledge inthemost In thefieldofMedical Technology, wherecutting-edgesolutions MohanMysore Contact: Website: +1(763)2087221 Email: +1(763)2429750 Fax: Tel: 3880 MinnesotaLaneN,Plymouth55446,USA Ashva Technologies Screening, Colposcopy, FetalEchocardiography. Antenatal Diagnosis,GynaecologicalUltrasound,Breast can besignificantlyreduced.Fivemodulesarecurrentlyavailable: and expensesforadministration,archivingcorrespondence ultrasound machinesandhospitaladministrationsystems.Efforts adjustable reports.Interfacesareavailableforestablished supplemented bycharts.Different formatscanbeselectedfor of summarieswithclearstructuredexaminationreports,often health. Itdeliversstandardisedterminologyandprovidesarange Astraia softwareforwomen’s healthcoversallaspectsofwomen’s RolandDenk Contact: Website: +4989127114717 Email: +498912711470 Fax: Tel: Mainzer Str. 7b,80804Munich,Germany Astraia SoftwareGmbH session atISUOG2007inFlorence. visit usatourboothno.31andlivescanningdemonstration premium digitalultrasoundsystems.Please you toexperiencethe diagnostic ultrasoundcompany, cordiallyinvites Co.Ltd ALOKA Yvonne Lauper Contact: Website: +414174721 Email: +41417472120 Fax: Tel: Steinhauserstrasse 74,6300Zug,Switzerland HoldingEurope AG ALOKA Exhibitor profiles 72 www y www [email protected] www [email protected] [email protected] .aloka-europe.com .astraia.com .ashva.com ., theworld’s largestindependentanddedicated Advanced ProSoundTechnologies Stand no:31&24 Stand no:18 Stand no:6 of our Website: Germany Neuendorfstrasse 25,16761Hennigsdorf, BRAHMS Aktiengesellschaft screening andHPVwiththeUniversityofMilan. he researchfieldsupportingstudiesregardingDown’s syndrome directly totheclinicianandpatient.Bi Tech isalso involvedin performing highlyspecializedanalysisandreturningtheresult public centersfullserviceassistance,gatheringsamples, prevention ofcervicalcancer. Bi Tech providestoprivateand one ofthefirstlaboratoriesinItalytopromoteHPVscreening specialized intheobstetricalandgynaecologicalfieldBi Tech was combined biochemicalandultrasonographicscreening.Highly screening. Itsdatabaseincludesover200.000completedcasesof Fetal MedicineFoundationforfirsttrimesterDown’s syndrome Bi Tech isthefirstandonlyItalianlaboratorytobecertified bythe AlessiaValenti Contact: Website: Email: +390238002786 Fax: +390233405387 Tel: Via LudovicoDiBreme27,20156Milano,Italy Bi-Tech srl with confidence. nurses. Together, betterpatientcareisapromise wecandeliver developed fromahistoryofclosecollaborationwithphysiciansand their performanceexpectations.Ourqualitystandardshave clinicians andpatientsthatourdevicestechnologiesexceed Competing againstdisease,westrivetoprovideassurance invasive procedures. community byprovidingproductsandservicestosupportminimally For 44years,CookMedicalhasservedtheworld’s clinical Where ingenuityandintegrityconverge. +353 61334440 Website: Tel: National Technology Park,Limerick,Ireland Cook Medical thyroid diseases,oncology, andsepsis. Major fieldsofactivityarelaboratorytestsinprenatalscreening, economic patientcare. therapy, thusenablingdoctorstoprovidemoreefficient and which facilitateearlierdiagnosisofdiseasesandbettercontrol BRAHMS Aktiengesellschaft www www [email protected] www .bi-tech.it .cookmedical.com .brahms.de specialises ininnovativeproducts Stand no:30a&28 Stand no:8 Stand no:9 EXHIBITOR PROFILES 73 Stand no: 16 Stand no: Stand no: 37 & 22 .gehealthcare.com .finderm.it www [email protected] www GE Healthcare GE Ultraschall Deutschland GmbH, 239 Beethovenstrasse, 42655 Solingen, Germany Tel:Fax: + 49 212 28020 Website: + 49 212 2802 28 technologies that GE Healthcare provides transformational medical expertise in will shape a new age of patient care. GE Healthcare’s medical medical imaging and information technologies, research, drug diagnostics, patient monitoring systems, disease discovery and biopharmaceuticals is dedicated to detecting disease earlier and tailoring treatment for individual patients. GE a broad range of Ob/Gyn dedicated products and Healthcare offers services to enable healthcare providers to better diagnose, treat and manage patients. For more information visit our booth, we are looking forward to welcome you at our lunch symposium and meet the expert sessions, detailed schedules in the program. Finderm Farmaceutici Italy - 95127 Catania, Alcide de Gasperi, 165/B Via Tel:Fax: +39 (0)95 370292-371122 Email: 384539 +39 (0)95 Website: Contact: Melita Jozzia Finderm farmaceutici srl is a fresh Valley From the Sicilian Etna reality in gynaecology with its own portfolio and a high specialized all for the woman wellbeing. Besides of near thirty products srl is a company specialized in production Finderm farmaceutici of third parties, of food integrators in and packaging, on behalf gelatine capsules even of vegetable origin forms like hard and soft laboratory has the trust and agreement of and tablets, too. Our companies thanks many pharmaceutical and parapharmaceutical also to our relation quality-price. Stand no: 15 Stand no: 19 Stand no: Stand no: 33 & 23

.esaote.com .contextvision.com .ecogyn.it [email protected] www [email protected] www [email protected] www Exhibitor profiles Exhibitor Website: Esaote, the leading European manufacturer of diagnostic medical imaging equipment, is proud to present its MyLab family of to the ultrasound systems at the 2007 ISUOG congress. Visitors Esaote stand will see the new GOLD platform MyLab70XVG, as The systems are well as the MyLab15/20, MyLab25 and MyLab50. a virtual environment in which the MyLab World, part of Esaote’s OB/GYN ultrasound latest imaging technologies converge to offer professionals the solutions they need. Esaote S.p.A. di Caciolle, 15, 50127 Firenze – Italy Via Tel:Fax: + 39 055 4229 1 Email: + 39 055 4229 208 Contact: Marciano Ciro that develops Emmeci Sistemi Informatici is a young company product is “EGGYN” that is The main medical database software. use this software. for OB/GYN specialists. Over 20 specialists sviluppa software Emmeci Sistemi Informatici è una giovane realtà “EGGYN” dedicato agli in ambito medico. Il suo produtto di punta è specialistis usano specialisti in ostetricia e ginecologia. Oltre 200 questo software. Via Triggiano 44, 70010 Capurso (BA), Italy 44, 70010 Capurso (BA), Triggiano Via Tel:Fax: + 39 349 2928501 Email: 988 + 39 178 22 32 Website: Emmeci Sistemi Informatici Contact: Lilian Rivera the software imaging partner to the most is ContextVision manufacturers worldwide, enabling recognized medical imaging leading products to market and provide them to rapidly deliver while focusing on their customers. next-generation upgrades the greatest offers world leading imaging software ContextVision’s available, enabling unprecedented image clarity and quality with The company has worldwide offices diagnostic confidence. and is listed on corporate sales & marketing in Stockholm, Sweden SMB list (ticker: the Oslo Stock Exchange, Norway under the COV). Website: ContextVision AB ContextVision Kunesgatan 50, 111 35 Stockholm, Sweden 35 Stockholm, 50, 111 Kunesgatan Tel:Fax: + 46 8 750 35 50 Email: 5494 + 46 8 750 EXHIBITOR PROFILES answer yourquestions. Our publishersWiley-Blackwellwill beavailableatourstandto (24–28 August 2008). 2008 World CongressinChicago,USA and Gynecology subscription totheSociety’s official journal as membersofISUOGfor2008andwillreceivea12month All fullpayingdelegatesinFlorencewillautomaticallyberegistered now hasmorethan2,800membersinover94countriesworldwide. ultrasound withinthefieldofobstetricsandgynecology. ISUOG Gynecology The SarahHatcher Contact: Website: +44(0)2074719959 Email: +44(0)2074719955 Fax: Tel: London W140HW, UK Unit 4BlytheMews,Road, ISUOG previa. Itonlytakesamomenttodiagnoselife... eliminate infantdeathandmortalitycausedbyundiagnosedvasa Our objectivesaretoraiseawarenessaboutvasapreviaand regarding thepotentiallyfatalfetalconditionknownasvasaprevia. bereavement supporttothegeneralpublicandprofessionals organized toprovidepreventionanddetectioninformation The InternationalVasa PreviaFoundationisanallvolunteercharity AmyBrownGaghagen,President/ Contact: Website: Email: 267-790-6693 Fax: 267-790-6693 Tel: 33427-2293,USA P.O. Box272293,BocaRaton,FL International Vasa PreviaFoundation,Inc. Go to Guidelines and Atlas ofOperativeLaparoscopyandHysteroscopy. Fetal andNeonatalMedicine.BooksincludeObstetric-Based Obstetrica etGynecologicaScandivavica,Journalofmaternal- Obstetrics andGynaecology, GynecologicalEndocrinology, Acta Contraception andReproductiveHealthCare,Journalof Journals includeClimacteric, The EuropeanJournalsof which servicetheObstetricsandGynecologymarket. Informa Healthcarehasalargeportfolioofbooksandjournals HelenLomas Contact: Website: +44(0)2070177850 Email: +44(0)2070176428 Fax: Tel: 4LQ,UK London EC2A Telephone House,69–77PaulStreet, Informa Healthcare Exhibitor profiles 74 International SocietyofUltrasoundinObstetricsand www www [email protected] Victoria Goldstein,PR [email protected] www [email protected] ivpf.org .informaworld.com (ISUOG) existstopromoteresearchandeducationin .isuog.org .informaworld.com , aswellspecialreducedrates toattendour for furtherinformation. Ultrasound inObsterics Stand no:38a Stand no:10 broad varietyofapplications. STORZ offers arangeofbothrigidandflexibleendoscopesfor to onewithaworldwidepresenceand3800employees.KARL in allfieldsofendoscopy. The stillfamilyheldcompanyhasgrown STORZ isarenownedmanufacturerthatwellestablished KARL MsSigridLanzillotti Contact: Website: Email: +49-7461-708-0 Fax: + Tel: 49-7461-708-105 Mittelstraße 8,78532 Tuttlingen, Germany Karl StorzGmbh&Co.KG the popularityofJaypeeultrasoundbooksinworld. prices arewithinthereachofdoctorsandthatissecret ultrasound. They areveryhighqualitybookspublisherandthe world. Sofartheyhadpublishedmanyoftitlesexclusivelyin Jaypee BrothersisthelargestUltrasoundbookspublisherin Mr. J.P. Vij Contact: Website: Email: +91-11-23272143 Fax: + Tel: 91-11-23276490 Daryaganj NewDelhi–110 002India House,23/23B Ansari Road, B-3 EMCA Jaypee BrothersMedicalPublishers(P)Ltd and comprehensiveultrasounddiagnosisavailabletoday. color portablesystems,allcapableofprovidingthemostaccurate the technicallyadvanced4Dultrasoundsystemstocompact, extensive productlinecoverstheentireapplicationspectrumfrom the medicalcommunityforpasttwenty-twoyears.Our been providingaffordable andinnovativeultrasoundsolutionsto Medison, theoriginalpioneerof3Dultrasoundtechnologyhas CarmenNam Contact: Website: +82221941240 Email: +82221941209 Fax: Tel: Seoul 135-280,Korea 1003, Daechi-dong,Gangnam-gu, Discusser &MedisonBldg., Medison Co.Ltd www [email protected] [email protected] www [email protected] www .karlstorz.com .medison.com .jaypeebrothers.com Stand no:36&25 Stand no:17 Stand no:20 EXHIBITOR PROFILES 75 Stand no: 13 Stand no: Stand no: 32 & 21 .Siemens.com/medical .siui.com www [email protected] www [email protected] Website: Website: AG (NYSE: SI) is one of Siemens Medical Solutions of Siemens The industry. largest suppliers to the healthcare the world’s medical company is known for bringing together innovative management technologies, healthcare information systems, achieve consulting, and support services, to help customers Recent tangible, sustainable, clinical and financial outcomes. mark a significant acquisitions in the area of in-vitro diagnostics milestone for Siemens as it becomes the first full service diagnostics company. Shantou Institute of Ultrasonic Instruments of Ultrasonic Shantou Institute Shantou 515041, 77 Jinsha Road, China Guangdong, Tel:Fax: + 86 754 8250 150 Email: 8251 499 + 86 754 Website: Contact: Cindy Zheng Instruments (SIUI) has been Shantou Institute of Ultrasonic and sale of ultrasonic instruments engaged in R&D, manufacture equipment As a leading ultrasound since early 1960s. is and a state key high-tech enterprise, SIUI manufacturer in China high performance products. Nowadays, dedicated to supplying bodies and has received ISO9001, SIUI is qualified by certification CE, FDA and CMD approvals. More than 45,000 ultrasound over 90 countries and systems have been delivered for service in areas. AG Medical Solutions Siemens 127, Erlangen, D-91052, Germany Henkestr. Tel:Fax: + 49 9131/84-0 Email: + 49 9131/84-2924 Stand no: 14 Stand no: 1–3 Stand no: Stand no: 39 & 26 .com .com

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.medical.philips.com .perkinelmer .mindray www [email protected] www www rolen.luo@mindray Exhibitor profiles Exhibitor Website: Contact: Philips Medical Response Center Royal Philips Electronics is a global leader in healthcare, lifestyle delivering products, services and solutions and technology, through the brand promise of “sense and simplicity”. Philips Medical Systems Hewlett-Packard Straße 2, 71034 Böblilngen, Germany Tel:Fax: + 49 7031/4632121 Email: + 49 7031/4632323 With its wide range of test kits, instruments and software, With its wide range of test kits, instruments and for cost-effective the components needed PerkinElmer offers is recognized as the successful genetic screening. PerkinElmer programs and is leading supplier to newborn screening world’s monitoring health also committed to developing better tools for new products PerkinElmer will be presenting during pregnancy. and is based on high resolution, fast, array CGH technology, investigating PP13, a proposed marker for 1st trimester identification of pregnancies at high risk of pre-eclampsia. ADAM-12 as a 1st PerkinElmer is also researching the potential of and 2nd trimester marker for trisomy disorders. Center of Excellence, Wallac Oy, PO Box 10, PO Box 10, Oy, Center of Excellence, Wallac Finland 20101 Turku, Tel:Fax: 2 2678 111 + 358 Website: + 358 2 2678 357 Perkin Elmer Life and Analytical Sciences, Inc Analytical Sciences, Perkin Elmer Life and Website: Contact: Rolen MINDRAY on our advanced great efforts has been devoting With extended global network, we ultrasound technologies. and high quality ultrasound imaging systems provide affordable to whom need trustworthy imaging and excellent after service diagnosis. ultrasound solutions, Mindray provides outstanding and practical Our intelligent from Color Doppler devices to B&W systems. performance, but also not only excellent imaging products offer you the most best to offer are doing our ergonomic design. We imaging. professional and friendly enjoy in ultrasound Shenzhen Mindray Bio-Medical Mindray Bio-Medical Shenzhen Electronics Co., Ltd. Electronics Industrial Park, South, High-tech Keji 12th Road R. China Shenzhen 518057, P. Tel:Fax: + 86 755 2658 2888 Email: 2658 2500 + 86 755 EXHIBITOR PROFILES and over30,000samplesofchorionicvilli. among whichwereover100,000concerningamnioticfluidcells Toma exhaustivelystudiedavastnumberofdifferent cases, among thefirstonesinworlddealingwithprenataldiagnosis. diagnosis. ItwasthefirstItalianprivateanalysislaboratoryand worldwide asanoutstandingcenterinthefieldofprenatal services toclients,forover30years. Toma isknownnationallyand Toma BrunoSant’Agata Contact: Website: +390331-652919 Email: +390331-652911 Fax: Tel: Varese, Italy Via FrancescoFerrer25/27,Busto Arsizio, AdvancedBiomedical Assays TOMA hospitals anddiagnosticcenters. point-of-contact forGP’s, medicalspecialists,veterinarians, medical anddiagnosticimagingsectorswhichsetsitselfassingle Socrate Medicalisasolutionandserviceproviderintheelectro- LauraGatti Contact: Website: +390245863801 Email: +390245862412 Fax: Tel: 18 –20090CesanoBoscone(Mi),Italy Via Raffaello Sanzio, Socrate Medicals.r.l Exhibitor profiles 76 is aprivateanalysislaboratorythathasbeenoffering its www [email protected] www [email protected] .socratemedical.it, www .tomalab.com .socratemedical.com Stand no:4–5 Stand no:7 a: +16042798559 Email: +1604 2798550 Fax: Tel: BC V6V2K9,Canada 130-4311 Viking Way, Richmond, Ultrasonix MedicalCorporation Patients, Madefor You, MadeforLife! provide lastingqualityforalifetimeofvalue. Toshiba: Madefor continue todevelopinnovationsthatimprovepatientcareand countries. InaccordancetoourMadeforLifecommitmentwewill imaging productsandisareliablepartnerinmorethan110 Today, Toshiba MedicalSystemsoffers afullrangeofhighquality improved thehealthandwelfareofpeoplearoundworld. For over130years, Toshiba’s researchanddevelopmenthas Website: +31(0)79-3689444 Email: +31(0)79-3689222 Fax: Tel: The Netherlands Zoetermeer, Zilverstraat 1,2718RP Toshiba MedicalSystemsEuropeBV available aroundtheworld. Ultrasonix isconstantlyexpandingitsleadingedgetechnology support. Working inpartnershipwithagrowingglobalnetwork, providing itscustomerswithsuperiorultrasoundsolutionsand specializing indiagnosticultrasound.Ultrasonixisdedicatedto Ultrasonix Medicalcorporationisaprivatelyheld Website: [email protected] www [email protected] www .toshiba-europe.com/medical .ultrasonix.com Stand no:30b&27 Stand no:11–12 EXHIBITOR PROFILES Exhibitor profiles

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77 SOCIAL PROGRAM rs:Loungesuit ticket –pleaseremembertobringitwithyou. Please noteyouwillnotbeallowedentrywithoutyourparty Dress: Cost perperson: years. Palazzo Borghese,anancientpalacewhoseoriginsdateback600 Join usforanevening’s entertainmentatFlorence’s historic 50122 Firenze Via Ghibellina,110 Palazzo Borghese 19:30 Tuesday 9October2007 Sponsored by Day delegatesandadditionaltickets Palazzo deiCongressiandgardensoftheCongresscentre 17:30–21:30 Sunday 7October2007 accompanying persons This eventisfreetoallfullyregistereddelegatesand offered onafirst-come,first-servedbasis. registration desk. Tickets aresubjecttoavailabilityandwillbe Please bookticketsforanyofthefunctionsbelowat Congress party Opening ceremonyandwelcomereception Social functions Social program 78 € 75 (Tickets arestrictlylimited) € 30 BORGHESE PALAZZO Cost perperson: We hopeyouenjoydiscoveringFlorence! ● ● ● You willalsoreceive: ● ● ● ● ● the Florencewalkingtourplustwoothertoursofyourchoice. An accompanyingperson’s programisbeingoffered andincludes Accompanying person’s program entrance totheexhibitionhallforlunchandcoffee breaks welcome receptionticket Lonely PlanetGuidetoFlorence expert, includestastingsandcanapés. afternoon inatypical Tuscan wineshopwithanoiland Guided WineandOliveOiltastingtour:enjoyapleasant Leaning Tower. countryside tothefamouscityofPisawithit’s celebrated Pisa Trip: drivethroughthefertileandpicturesque Tuscan Gucci. fashion stores,suchasPrada,Dolce&Gabbana,Valentino and Shopping Outlet Afternoon: shopinsomeofItalyprestigious da Vinci, Raffaello, Giotto,CimabueandMasaccio. world, admireworksofartbyBotticelli,Michelangelo,Leonardo Uffizi Gallery Tour: oneofthemostfamousgalleriesin market stalls. foot, fromtheMediceanChapelsandpalacestovibrant Florence Walking Tour: discoverFlorence’s famoussiteson € 200.00 ISUOG BUSINESS MEETINGS / GENERAL INFORMATION 79 Belvedere Belvedere Belvedere 1.03 Belvedere Belvedere 1.03 Belvedere Belvedere 1.03 Belvedere Belvedere 1.03 Belvedere 1.03 Belvedere 2.03 Belvedere Auditorium Auditorium PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC PDC Currency exchange Cloakrooms Banks are normally open between 08:30 and 13:30 on weekdays; certain banks also open in the afternoon between approximately 14:30 and 15:30. Cloakroom facilities are available in the PDC Balcony area during Congress opening hours. Please note that items are left at your own risk, and neither ISUOG nor the venue takes responsibility for are unable to store luggage items onsite so please lost items. We make arrangements for leaving luggage directly with hotels if required. time time .

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Thursday 11 OctoberThursday 11 08:00 09:00 ISUOG Board (supplementary) General information Wednesday 10 OctoberWednesday 16:00 17:00 MPC: Exhibitors’ Closing Meeting Wednesday 10 OctoberWednesday 10 OctoberWednesday 14:00 15:30 15:30 Perinatal Doppler Focus Group 17:00 Clinical Standards Committee Wednesday 10 OctoberWednesday 10 OctoberWednesday 12:00 13:30 12:30 Fetal MRI Focus Group 14:00 Safety Committee Wednesday 10 OctoberWednesday 10 OctoberWednesday 08:30 12:30 10:00 Safety Committee & WFUMB 11:15 Planning Committee Meeting Tuesday 9 OctoberTuesday 9 OctoberTuesday 15:30 16:00 16:00 (ALL Annual General Meeting DELEGATES) 17:30 Fetal Echocardiography Focus Group Tuesday 9 OctoberTuesday 9 OctoberTuesday 12:30 14:00 14:00 3D Focus Group 15:00 Chicago Local Organising Committee Tuesday 9 OctoberTuesday 9 OctoberTuesday 08:30 10:00 12:30 Education Committee 14:00 Scientific Committee Monday 8 OctoberMonday 8 October 14:00 16:00 16:00 Editorial Board Workshop 17:30 New Media Committee Monday 8 OctoberMonday 8 October 08:00 08:30 12:30 Session Chairs’ Briefing 14:00 Editorial Board Saturday 6 OctoberSunday 7 October 09:00 18:00 13:00 ISUOG Board 17:30 Safety Committee & WFUMB Date Start End Meeting Room ISUOG business meetings business ISUOG Certificate of attendance Catering Cash machines Certificates of attendance will be available from the registration 10 October for all registered delegates who desk from Wednesday complete the evaluation form. Coffee and light lunches will be served in the exhibition areas of the Coffee PDA AAdua. cash machine is located in the Piazza General information

Congress contact details First aid Professional Conference Organiser Should you require first aid treatment, please contact the registration desk staff. Abstract and registration enquiries Congrex Sweden AB, Box 5078, SE-402 22, Göteborg, Sweden Tel: +46 (0) 31 708 6000 Future meetings Fax: +46 (0) 31 708 6025 Literature regarding future meetings of interest to participants is Email: [email protected] (abstracts) displayed in the exhibition area at stand C. [email protected] (registrations, GENERAL INFORMATION social and tours) Language Website: www.congrex.com The official language of the Congress is English. Simultaneous Contact onsite at the registration desk. translation will be available in the main auditorium from English to ISUOG Secretariat Italian only. Receivers may be collected from the ECM desk in the Passi Perduti. Scientific program, exhibition and sponsorship sales, all other Congress enquiries ISUOG, Unit 4 Blythe Mews, Blythe Road, London W14 0HW, UK Lost property Tel: +44 (0) 20 7471 9955 Please hand any lost property to the staff at the registration desk Fax: +44 (0) 20 7471 9959 where it will be made available for collection. At the end of the Email: [email protected] (Congress enquiries) Congress any unclaimed items will be held at the venue. Please [email protected] (ISUOG membership and general contact the Venue as soon as possible if you wish to claim any lost enquiries) property. Website: www.isuog.org Contact onsite at the registration desk or stand no 38a. Messages Venue The telephone number for people wishing to leave messages for Venue enquiries you during the Congress opening hours is: Firenze Fiera Congress and Exhibition Centre, Tel: +39 055 497 3460 Piazza Adua 1, 50123 Firenze, Italy Fax: +39 055 497 3461 Tel: + 39 055 49 72 1 Fax: + 39 055 49 73 237 Name badges Email: [email protected] Please wear your name badges at all times as an aid to Contact D.ssa Rossana Sormanni. identification. Name badge holders have been colour coded as follows: Italian Professional Conference Organiser Full delegates Clear Exhibition services, social tours and accommodation queries Day delegates Clear with coloured paper: Try Triangle, P.zza Marconi 18, 30017 Lido di Jesolo, Venice, Italy Monday – Orange Tel: +39 0421 38 20 92 Tuesday – Purple Fax: +39 0421 38 21 00 Wednesday – Pink Email: [email protected] Thursday – White Contact onsite at the registration desk or stand no. Board Red Invited faculty Blue Disclaimer Exhibitors Yellow Accompanying persons Green All best endeavours will be made to present the program as printed. However the 17th World Congress on Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology and its agents reserve the right to alter Smoking policy or cancel without prior notice, any of the arrangements, timetables, Smoking is not permitted in any closed building in Italy. If you wish plans or other items relating directly or indirectly to the Congress to smoke, please go outside. for any reason beyond its reasonable control. The 17th World Congress on Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology and its Telephones agents are not liable for any loss or inconvenience caused as a result of such alteration. Coin-operated telephones are located in the Palazzo degli Affari and the Palazzo dei Congressi buildings. Duplication/Recordings WIFI Photography, audio taping, video recording, digital taping or any other form of duplication is strictly prohibited in the session halls WIFI connection is available throughout the venue at a cost of € and poster areas, except with the express consent, in advance, of 100 for 72 hours. Please ask at the registration desk. ISUOG and the speakers involved.

80 Welcome ISUOG’s 2008 host committee is extremely proud to welcome you back to the United States. The World Congress on Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology is coming to Chicago for the first time from 24 to 28 August, 2008. Chicago’s beautiful lakefront, incredible architecture and cosmopolitan culture attract millions of people from around the globe every year. This city is renowned for its restaurants, museums, first-class shopping, adventurous nightlife, action-packed sporting events, and a thriving jazz and theatre scene. The 18th World Congress will be held at the Navy Pier (www.navypier.com). The Navy Pier, named in honour of World War I veterans, is built out onto Lake Michigan, one of the most beautiful shorelines in the United States. With many attractions and 50 acres of parks and gardens, the Navy Pier is a perfectly located recreational centre next to Chicago’s downtown area. The local and international host committees promise to make this an outstanding meeting. We look forward to receiving your scientific contributions and welcoming you to Chicago in August 2008.

Lawrence D. Platt M.D. Ahmet A. Baschat M.D. Congress Chairman Scientific Committee Chairman

Critical dates November 2007 Call for papers 24 January 2008 Exhibition/sponsorship discount deadline 24 February 2008 Abstract submission and reduced registration rate deadline 24 June 2008 Early bird registration rate deadline 24 August 2008 Onsite registration opens

Full delegate fees include a one-year membership to ISUOG and subscription to Ultrasound in Obstetrics & Gynecology. Existing members also benefit from reduced Congress delegate fees. Find out more about membership or join now at www.isuog.org www.isuog.org

Organised by The Congress Secretariat International Society of ISUOG_CCL, Unit 4 Blythe Mews Ultrasound in Obstetrics Blythe Road, London W14 0HW, UK and Gynecology Tel: +44 (0) 20 7471 9955 www.isuog.org Fax: +44 (0) 20 7471 9959 Email: [email protected] ISUOG would like to thank the following industry partners for their financial support of the 17th World Congress:

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Congress Secretariat Registration and abstract ISUOG_CCL, c/o ISUOG management Unit 4 Blythe Mews Congrex Sweden AB Blythe Road Box 5078 London W14 0HW, UK SE-402 22 Göteborg, Sweden Tel: +44 (0) 20 7471 9955 Tel: +46 (0) 31 708 6000 Fax: +44 (0) 20 7471 9959 Fax: +46 (0) 31 708 6025 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.isuog.org Website: www.isuog2007.com