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The functional anatomy of the female pelvic floor can be assessed by transperineal/ translabial ultrasound. Assessment is performed at rest, on pelvic floor muscle contraction and on Valsalva manoeuvre.

This leaflet is to help you understand more about pelvic ultrasound.

Pelvic ultrasonography has become a pivotal tool in diagnosis and management of female infertility. Beyond an investigatory role, it can also lead and direct treatment plans.

Screening for, and adequate management of, fetal growth abnormalities are essential components of antenatal care, and fetal ultrasound plays a key role in assessment of these conditions. Through early detection of potential growth issues, ultrasound facilitates timely intervention and enables healthcare providers to implement tailored management strategies, minimizing risks associated with growth restrictions or excessive fetal growth. 

Supplement your learning for The perfect match - sonography and surgery for endometriosis 2025.

Supplement your learning for Basic Training Practical Course Hybrid.

This course is based on ISUOG's Guidelines on the role of ultrasound in the prediction of spontaneous preterm birth. The aim of course is to evaluate the role of ultrasound in the prediction of preterm birth in asymptomatic women and women with symptoms of preterm labour, with the goal of preventing prematurity and improving the perinatal and long-term outcome of the infant.

Meet our Regional Organising Committee, made up of leaders from the Latin, Central and North Americas who will ensure the Congress showcases regional expertise and meets regional needs.

Since 2017, ISUOG has proudly maintained consistent membership fees, ensuring affordability while providing exceptional value to our members. However, due to rising costs over the past few years, we will be introducing a modest increase of £5 across all membership categories. This is the first adjustment in over six years and is necessary to sustain and enhance the benefits we offer.