Health Education England (HEE) has approved the EIOG Residents programme as ‘optional, recommended’. Residents can therefore claim the full registration fee back from their Trust using the following HEE code: OBSG0003.
The lectures are structured to provide a good grounding on a variety of subjects and there’s the chance to discuss case study images with leading experts and senior clinicians.
Gynaecology
- Anatomy landmarks in a transvaginal scan
- Ovarian pathology: describing ovarian masses; cysts & other adnexal masses
- Acute pelvic pain: cyst accidents tubo-ovarian abscess
- Fertility: Diagnosing POCS; myometrium
- Endometrial pathology; ultrasound in diagnosing endometriosis
- Early pregnancy assessment; normal embryonic structures
- Diagnosing miscarriage: PUL; Caesarean scar pregnancy; ectopic pregnancy
Obstetrics and Fetal Medicine
- 1st/2nd trimester imaging: Understanding common images; anomalies; imaging the fetal heart
- Pregnancy loss: Why does it occur; breaking bad news & counselling
- Fetal surveillance: RCOG FGR/SGA guidelines and Dopplers explained
- Fetal compromise: Diabetes Mellitus; pre-labour stress tests; ccTG in FGR & normal growth
Thursday 15th & Friday 16th May 2025, Royal College of Physicians, London. Chaired by Professor Tom Bourne, Professor of Gynaecology, Imperial College London & Professor Christoph Lees, Professor of Obstetrics, Imperial College London.
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Programmes
Thursday 15th May 2025: Download Programme Here
Friday 16th May 2025: Download Programme Here
*All programmes are subject to change, a final programme with be available shortly