Got a question about the Congress? Read our FAQs below to find your answer.

ISUOG 2025 - What will it look like? 

1. Where is the Congress being held? 
The 2025 ISUOG World Congress will be held at the CANCÚN CENTER in Cancún, Mexico (Blvd. Kukulcan Km. 9, Punta Cancun, Zona Hotelera, 77500 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico) on 14-17 September 2025. The CANCÚN CENTER is a modern venue with impressive facilities, in close proximity to many hotels, restaurants and beaches. 
  
2. Will the 2025 ISUOG World Congress onsite or virtual? 
After the success of Budapest, the 2025 World Congress will continue as a fully onsite/in-person event to maximise face-to-face interaction, learning and networking. The main scientific program sessions will be recorded and available for registered delegates only to watch on-demand via the Congress app for 1 month, and the ISUOG Academy for 12 months thereafter, after which point they will become available to all ISUOG members. Pre-Congress courses will be available for 1 month on the ISUOG Academy to registered delegates only. 
  
Whilst ISUOG was able to offer online/hybrid Congresses during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, this was a huge operational undertaking that cannot currently be sustained year on year. This will of course be monitored over time, as there were undoubtedly some benefits to online/hybrid events that ISUOG would like to build on if possible in the future. For anyone unable to attend the ISUOG World Congress 2025 onsite, there are various other ISUOG activities available online throughout the year. 
  
3. What will the maximum capacity of delegates be in 2025? 
We hope to welcome 2,500+ delegates to the Congress. 
  
4. Is the structure of the scientific program changing for 2025? 
The 2025 Congress program will be a 4-day event from 15-18 September, with Pre-Congress courses taking place on 14 September. It will bring together faculty from around the world and with the 2025 event taking place in Cancún, you can also expect to meet leading experts in ultrasound from Mexico and the Americas.

Contact details

 
Query 
Times (BST) 
How to get help 
Registration queries 
Before the event: Mon-Fri approx 8am - 6pm (BST) 
Before the event: please email [email protected]. 
Onsite:  
Saturday 13 September:
08:00 - 17:00 (EST)
 
Sunday 14 September:
07:30 - 17:30 (EST)
 
Monday 15 & Tuesday 16 September:
07:30 - 17:35 (EST)
 
Wednesday 17 September:
07:30 - 17:30 (EST)
Onsite: please visit the registration desks during the opening hours listed where our team will be able to help you, or check the registration webpage.
Sponsor/exhibitor 
queries 
As per registration times above 
Before the event: please contact [email protected]. 
Onsite: Sponsors/exhibitors should speak to their company representative, who can reach out to their ISUOG contact if necessary. 
ISUOG membership, journal (UOG), 
education and outreach queries 
Before the event: Mon-Fri approx 8am - 6pm (BST) 
Before the event: Membership: [email protected], Journal: [email protected], Education & outreach: [email protected]. 
Onsite: 14-17 Sept, 8am - 5:30pm (EST) 
Onsite: visit the ISUOG stand in the Exhibition Hall to chat with a member of our team. 
Faculty and abstract presenters 
As per registration times above
Please see the faculty information (coming soon) and abstract information pages. 

Registration 

1. How do I register for the Congress? 
Registration is now open. Please visit our registration page for more information. Only card payments and bank transfers will be accepted. 
  
2. Once I have registered, when will I receive further information? 
Only delegates who are fully paid will be allowed to attend the Congress. Joining instructions will be sent out in the week leading up to the live event and badge collection will open on Saturday 14 September. Delegates must check their registration profile for any underpayments to ensure they will be granted access to the event. 
  
3. When can I visit the registration desks to collect my badge onsite? 
The onsite registration desk opening hours are as follows and are subject to change (EST): 
  
  • Saturday 14 September: 08:00 - 17:00 
  • Sunday 15 September: 07:30 - 17:30 
  • Monday 16 September: 07:30 - 18:10 
  • Tuesday 17 September: 07:30 - 18:10 
  • Wednesday 18 September: 07:30 - 16:30 

Visa and entry information

Citizens of certain countries and territories may need a visa to visit or transit in Mexico. For more information, visit this page. Registered delegates must contact [email protected] if they require any additional documentation to support their visa application. Those who will need a visa must apply as soon as possible as processing times and required documentation can vary. 
  
 - It is the attendee’s own responsibility to check and fulfil any visa requirements for entry into Mexico (and for any other countries that attendees stop at on the way to Mexico). 
 
- It is the attendee’s own responsibility to arrange any personal travel insurance wanted or needed for entry into Mexico (and for any other countries that attendees stop at the way to Mexico). 

Accessing abstracts

1. How can I access the abstracts online? 
The Abstract ‘book’ is a supplement to ISUOG’s Journal, Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology. Congress abstracts will be available online via the Wiley Online Library. A link will be sent to all fully registered delegates prior to the event and will also be available via the official Congress app. Delegates can also purchase a print version of the book (see below). 
  
2. How can I get a printed abstract book? 
Printed abstract books can be purchased online (during your initial registration or by re-visiting and amending your existing registration) until the last day of the Congress, 17 September 2025. The purchased books will be posted to delegates after the Congress, at the delivery address specified on their registration form, and will arrive by the end of December 2025 at the latest. 

The Congress program

1. Where can I see the Scientific program? 
All program information can be seen on our Scientific Program page and the pre-Congress courses page. 
  
2. Where can I see the Industry program? 
The industry program will be published here when it is finalised in late Spring 2025.  
 
3. Can I get copies of the speaker presentations and slides at the Congress? 
Select sessions will be available to all Congress registrants on-demand for 30 days after the event ends. After this date, most of the session recordings will be transferred to the ISUOG website within the membership area for registered Congress delegates to view, exclusive for 1 year. The pre-Congress course recordings will be available for 1 month to those who attended. After a year, ISUOG reserves the right to archive on-demand content as appropriate. ISUOG does not make available copies of slides/presentations as these files are copywrite to the authors. 
  
4. How can I access the e-posters? 
Posters will be available to view via a link on the official Congress app, which will be published in Summer 2025 
 
5. Will there be live translation during any of the scientific program sessions? 
The official language of the ISUOG World Congress is English, therefore the sessions and materials will be delivered in English. We are aiming to provide an English - Spanish transcript translation for some sessions, but this is not yet guaranteed. We are working to confirm this as soon as possible, and will communicate this via the website. 

CME/CPD

1. Is the ISUOG World Congress accredited for CME/CPD? 
  
ISUOG will apply for EACCME accreditation for the main Scientific Program. Visit our CME/CPD page for more information. Please note, CME/CPD points can only be claimed by delegates who attend the Congress in person.  

Travel and accommodation in Cancún

1. Where can I stay near the Congress venue? 
Please visit our travel and accommodation pages for further information.  
  
2. Does Mexico have any COVID-19 restrictions or policies? 
At present, there are no COVID-19 restrictions in place in Mexico. However, delegates are advised to keep themselves up to date with government advice on any COVID-19 policies and requirements. 
  
3. I would like to do some exploring while in Cancún for the Congress. What are the city’s top tourist attractions? 
Please visit our 'Visiting Cancún' page for tips on what to do while you are in Cancún for the 2025 Congress. 

Additional events at the Congress

1. What opportunities will there be for onsite networking? 
During event hours, delegates are welcome to mingle and organise meetings as they wish. There will also be some social events - please see Q4 for further information. 
  
2. Will there be any pre-Congress courses? 
Yes, we have decided to bring back our pre-Congress courses this year. You can find out more information about the courses, including the programs, here. 
  
3. Will there be delegate bags onsite? 
Delegate bags will be available from the ISUOG stand in the exhibition hall. 
  
4. Will there be social events at the 2025 Congress? 
Yes, this year we will have a welcome reception for all in-person delegates as well as an offsite Congress party. Information about the Congress social program will be published soon. 

The Exhibition hall

1. Do I need to book a slot to speak to an exhibitor onsite? 
No. The exhibition hall will be set up to encourage delegates to walk around and speak freely with exhibitors at their stands. Delegates are welcome to organise informal meetings with exhibitors. Some exhibitors will also have private meeting rooms/hospitality suites for these purposes. Find out more about this year's sponsors/exhibitors here. 
  
2. How can I find out more about sponsorship/exhibition activities? 
The industry program will be published in due course in the 'Congress program' section above. This year’s industry activities will include scan demonstrations, symposia, hospitality suites and other activities. For information about industry activities when onsite, please speak to an industry representative or ISUOG staff member. 

Your data protection

1. How is my data collected at ISUOG events? 
Personal data collected by ISUOG during the registration process is used to fulfil delegate attendance at the Congress and for delegates who qualify for ISUOG membership to fulfil their membership. ISUOG will use the contact information collected leading up to the Congress to notify delegates of Congress-related activities. We transmit personally identifiable data to third parties (data processors) only to the extent required to fulfil the terms of your contract with us, for example, to a service provider to allow you to register. Data is not provided to third parties without delegate approval or legitimate interest. 
  
Delegates must opt in to related questions on the registration form to take advantage of additional benefits. ISUOG takes no responsibility for delegates who do not read the data protection questions on the form in full and who do not actively opt in who wish to receive these additional benefits provided by third parties. Delegates have the right to withdraw consent given at any time by emailing [email protected]. 
  
Please read our registration terms and conditions for more information on the data we collect and share with third parties. 

Membership queries

1. How do I become an ISUOG member? 
As a delegate of the ISUOG World Congress 2025, you will receive 12 months of Basic ISUOG membership. 
If you register as a non-member by 6 October, you should have already received 12 months of Basic ISUOG membership. Depending on when you registered, you may have been given your membership from May or July (for example). 
If you registered for the Congress as an existing ISUOG member, you will receive 12 months of membership from the expiry date of your current membership. 
Delegates registering onsite will receive membership right after the Congress. 
  
2. How do I log in? 
Click on 'Login' at the top right corner of our website and enter your membership number or registered email address in the first field and then your password. Once you have logged in you can access all member content including UOG online, if you are a current Journal member. 
  
3. How do I find my password? 
You will be asked to create your individual password. If your Congress membership has already been created, you should have received an email asking you to do this. If you have no emails from ISUOG and there are none in your Junk/spam folders, your membership probably hasn’t been created yet. 
If you cannot remember your password, please click on ‘Forgotten password’ on the login page. Then enter your registered email address and we will send you a link to reset your password. This link will expire within 15 minutes. 
  
4. I can’t see any emails from ISUOG. How can I fix this?
Please check your junk and spam folders – our emails can sometimes end up in there. This happens most often with yahoo and gmail accounts. If you still don’t have any emails from ISUOG it’s probable that your membership has not been created yet – we will do this after the Congress and it will run for 12 months. 
  
5. How can I talk to ISUOG about ISUOG membership or other activities? 
Visit the ISUOG stand in the Exhibition Hall to find out about ISUOG activities and chat with a member of our staff team. Alternatively, read about ISUOG’s membership benefits on our website. 

Find us on social media

1. How can I share information and see what others are saying about the Congress on social media? 
You can share your photos, screenshots, comments and experiences at the Congress on your own social media channels (we use Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram). You can also find the Congress related posts on all social media channels by searching for hashtag #ISUOG2025. Make sure to use the hashtag in your posts for it to be visible to the community.

 
 
Who can I contact if my question has not been answered by these FAQs? 
  
  • Please contact [email protected] for any general queries relating to the ISUOG World Congress. 

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