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Fetal Medicine Master Course
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Instructor: Dr. Pradeep Srinivasan
Language: English
Validity Period: 365 days
Max Viewing Hours: 120 Hours
$707.04 20% OFF
$558.85 including 18% GST
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MODULE 1 Early Pregnancy Ultrasound From First Principles to Clinical Confidence |
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Every early pregnancy scan has the potential to change a patient's life — for better or worse. Ectopic pregnancy is the leading cause of maternal death in the first trimester — and the majority of those deaths are preventable with a systematic, well-trained approach to ultrasound. In this module, you can build a framework for early pregnancy scanning that is systematic, reproducible, and clinically defensible — one that you can use every day for the rest of your career. |
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20+ Clinical concepts |
9 Ectopic sites covered |
4 Twin types explained |
3 GTD forms clarified |
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What You Will Learn in This Module |
The module starts with something that most courses skip — probe technique. You will learn exactly how orientation works for both transabdominal and transvaginal scans, how to navigate to the ovaries systematically, and how hand position affects on what you see. Residents who have completed a postgraduate degree still struggle with TVS orientation. After this session, you will not be one of them.
From there, the module builds through every component of a complete first-trimester assessment — from identifying a 4-week gestational sac to assigning chorionicity in a twin pregnancy to recognising the signs of gestational trophoblastic disease. Every concept is explained in simple language, supported by real-world examples, and linked to clinical decision-making.
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How to use both transabdominal and transvaginal probes with correct orientation — including the thumb rule that solves confusion permanently |
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What a real gestational sac looks like — and how to spot a pseudosac that signals ectopic pregnancy |
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The double decidual sac sign, intradecidual sign, and double bleb sign explained in plain terms |
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How to date a pregnancy correctly — the MSD formula, the CRL formula, and when to use each |
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The 20–25–7 rule for diagnosing a failed pregnancy — and the crucial difference between failed and uncertain viability |
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What a pregnancy of unknown location (PUL) actually means clinically — and the three-step surveillance plan that keeps patients safe |
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How to diagnose an ectopic pregnancy before it ruptures — the bagel sign, the blob sign, and the ring of fire (and why ring of fire alone is never diagnostic) |
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All nine sites of ectopic implantation — including interstitial, scar, cervical, ovarian, and heterotopic — and what makes each dangerous |
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How beta-hCG trends influence diagnosis — when a rising hCG can still mean ectopic, and when a falling hCG may also |
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Corpus luteum versus ectopic: the beak sign distinction that separates a common finding from a clinical emergency |
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How to assign chorionicity and amnionicity in twin pregnancies — the lambda sign, T-sign, and why this must be done at the first scan |
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Gestational trophoblastic disease: complete versus partial mole, theca lutein cysts, and the AV shunting rule that prevents catastrophic haemorrhage |
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What You Will Walk Away With |
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✔ A six-question framework — P-L-S-V-N-D — that structures every first-trimester scan from start to end |
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✔ The ability to diagnose an ectopic pregnancy confidently, including rare sites that are commonly missed |
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✔ A clear understanding of the failed pregnancy thresholds and what 'uncertain viability' involves in practice |
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✔ The tools to assign chorionicity in twins at the first scan — and the knowledge of why that assignment cannot be changed later |
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✔ Reporting language you can use immediately — structured, precise, and clinically appropriate |
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✔ Confidence to handle the high-pressure situations that early pregnancy scanning regularly produces |
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By Dr.Pradeep Srinivasan
Director Radiology & Fetal Medicine & Fetal genetics Cadabams Fetal maternal institute & Delta diagnostics ,Banglore
Dr. Pradeep is a Radiologist and Fetal Medicine Specialist par excellence with over 23 years of experience in fetal field and having performed over 1000 amniocentesis. His areas of interst are Fetal Echo, Fetal MRI, Fetal Radiological Autopsy and Paediatric Cardiac CT.
He is an awesome practitioner, teacher, mentor, and guide, and has delivered over 1000 lectures in leading national and international platforms. He is a proud recipient of Asian award for his work on feral genetics and received a national award from QCI Delhi for project
“Smart Fetus” and “Project Radiosafe”.
He has authored chapter in Text Book of Fetal echocardiography.
Awards
National Gold award from QCI- Quality council of India and NABH for PROJECT SMART FETUS(HOW TO INCREASE DETECTION OF ABEUPLOUDY)
National Silver Award from QCI- Quality council of India and NABH for PROJECT RADIOSAFE( Radiation safety,IV contrast safety)
International award from World wide achievers,Singapore for work in Fetal genetics.
Text Book chapters
1)Text Book on Fetal echocardiography- Extracardiac anomalies and genetic syndromes in cases of Cardiac anomalies.
2)Text Book of Radiology - Cardiac Septal defects .
3) Text Book on Colorectal Surgery- Radiology of Colorectal cancer.
Other interests.
Trustee and President of BELAKU ACADEMY- Free residential school for Blind, Differently abled and Underpreviledged ( 120 children)at Bangalore .
Trustee and Vice chairman
Vasavi hospital ( 150 bed non profit Trust hospital ) Bangalore.
Hobbies
Pencil portrait artist.
Schedule
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•Imaging the fetal chest: anatomy, physiology, and pathology. •Congenital diaphragmatic hernia and lung lesions |
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• Evaluation of the fetal abdomen. •Understanding obstructions, atresias, and abdominal wall defects.
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•Assessing fetal kidneys and bladder. |
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•Comprehensive evaluation of fetal heart anatomy and function. • Diagnosing congenital heart defects.
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•Doppler evaluation of the fetal and maternal circulation. • Placental pathologies and their impact on pregnancy |
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Genetics and Interventions • Understanding chromosomal abnormalities and genetic counseling. • Overview of fetal interventions: fetoscopy, fetal transfusion, and more. |
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• Interactive case discussions. •Comprehensive assessment and expert feedback. |
Course Highlights
• Comprehensive 12-Module Curriculum: Each specific organ system or technique, providing in-depth knowledge and practical insights module focuses on a
• Expert Faculty: Sessions led by Dr. Pradeep Srinivasan and renowned specialists in fetal medicine
• Interactive Case Reviews: Learn through real-world scenarios and expert-led discussions.
• Convenient Online Learning: Participate from the comfort of your home or practice.
Long Recording access
• Post-Assessment: Evaluate your understanding and receive feedback to solidify your learning.
•Certificate: After passing post assessmet
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Module 1: Early pregnancy sonography
Early pregnancy sonography: Technique of transabominal scan vs transvaginal scan. Sliding sign. Early pregnancy- Aims of demonstration. Signs in Early pregnancy. Chronology of events. Chorionicity and Zygosity. Failed Early pregnancy signs. Pregnancy of
unknown location.
Ectopic gestation: Locations. Risk factors. Biochemical tests. Limitations of Biochemical tests. Scope of Sonography. Evolution of normal intrauterine gestation. Transvaginal scan findings in various types of Ectopic gestation. Differential diagnosis. Protocol in a suspected case of Ectopic gestation. Management. Post Management sonography.
Gestational trophoblastic disease.
Module 2: Aneuploidy markers
1st trimester markers: Nuchal translucency. Nasal bone. Ductus venosus. Tricuspid Doppler. Facial angle. Prenatal thickness. NB to PNT ratio. Heart rate. Other markers. Double line sign. Crash sign. Lemon head sign.BS to BSO ratio. Maxillary occipital line sign. Technique of demonstration. Measurements. Normal range. Percentiles. Abnormal value. Meaning of abnormal value. Aneuploidy risk calculation. Post calculation risk stratification. Post risk Counselling. Post Counselling invasive testing. Non-invasive Tests. Double marker. First trimester quadruple marker. Abnormal cases. Protocol in First trimester sonography. Reporting template.
2nd trimester aneuploidy markers: Nasal bone. Nuchal fold thickness. Ventriculomegaly.
ARSA. Echogenic bowel. Pelviectasia. EIF. Short humerus. Short femur
Technique of demonstration: Normal measurements and findings. Abnormal findings Percentiles. Risk calculation. Risk stratification. Post risk invasive procedures.
Non-invasive tests: NIPT. Triple marker. Quadruple marker. Penta marker.
Other markers: SUA. CP Cyst. Mega cisterna magna. Sandal gap foot
Module 3: Respiratory system
Embryology. Normal lung sonography. Normal trachea . Fetal breathing. Normal pulmonary vessels. Pulmonary dysplasia. Pulmonary hypoplasia. Lung volume. Thoracic defectsCHAOS. Chest masses. CPAM. Sequestration. Hybrid lesions Diaphragmatic hernia. Calculation and prognostications. Pleural effusion. Neck masses. TAPVC. Abnormal cases.
Module 4: Gastrointestinal system
Embryology. Sonography of Lips, Mouth, Palate, Tongue, Pharynx, Uvula, Esophagus, Stomach, Small bowel, Large bowel, Diaphragm, Liver, Liver vasculature, Pancreas, Spleen, Abdomen vasculature.
Pathology- Omphalocele. Gastrocshisis. Pentology of Cantrell. Limb body wall complex. Clinical entropy. Bowel obstruction. Esophageal atresia. Diaphragmatic hernia. Gastric pseudomass. Duodenal. atresia. Jejunul atresia. Duplication cyst.. Meconium peritonitis. Cloacal anomalies. Echogenic bowel. PRUV. Umbilical vein varix. Facial clefts
Module 5: Genito urinary system
Embryology. Normal renal sonography. Renal arteries. Ureteric. Urinary bladder. Adrenal. Urinary tract dilatation. Pelviectasia. PUJ obstruction VUR. PUV. Renal ectopia. Renal agenesis. Polycystic kidneys. Multicystic kidneys. Bardet biedl. Merkel gruber. Beckwith wiedman. Zellweger. Megacystis. Adrenal pathology.
Module 6: CardioVascular System Part-1
Embryology. Protocols and views. Advanced biometry. Septal defects. ASD. VSD. AVSD. Left heart anomalies. HLHS. Mitral stenosis. Mitral regurgitation. Mitral atresia. Aortic stenosis. Aortic atresia. Aortic arch anomalies.
Module 7: CardioVascular System Part-2
Right heart anomalies. Tricuspid atresia. Tricuspid regurgitation . Ebsteins anomaly. Double outlet Right ventricle. Isomerism . RAA. LAA. Pulmonary venous anomalies. Arrhythmias.
Module 8: Central nervous system
Embryology. Early CNS sonography. Normal brain protocol. Anterior complex. Posterior complex. Posterior fossa. Extended
Neurosonogram. Orbits. Pituitary. Optic chiasm. Cerebral fissures. CNS anomalies. Anencephaly spectrum. Megalencephaly.
Ventriculomegaly. Hydrocephalus. Holoprocencephaly. Corpus callosal anomalies. Sector optic dysplasia. Chiari malformation. Dandy walker spectrum. Neuronal migration disorders. Vascular anomalies.
Module 9: Fetal Face,
Facial angle. Oral cavity. Clefts. Micrognathia. Ear tags. Ear anomalies. Orbital anomalies.Flat face. Cataract. Spine.
Kyphoscoliosis. Meningocele spectrum. Ossification anomalies. Wrist foot anomalies. Short stature.
Module 10: Growth and Doppler
Definition of SGA and FGR. Dopplers. Umbilical artery. Middle cerebral artery. Aortic isthmus. Ductus venosus. Uterine arteries. Location. Imaging technique. Normal waveforms. Artefacts. Abnormal waveforms. Calculation and measurements. Pulsatility index. Cerebroplacental ratio.
Stages of FGR. Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3, Stage 4 Findings, intervention advise, surveillance advise.
Module 11: Genetics and Counselling and Invasive testing
Mendelian genetics. Autosomal inheritance. Diseases. Biochemical tests. NIPT. Sonography markers. Risk
assessment. Invasive Tests. Amniocentesis .CVS. Cordocentesis. FISH. PCR. Karyotype. CMA. Sanger. WES.
Module 12: Case-Based Review and Post- Assessment
Assessment questions and conclusion.
KNOW YOUR MENTOR
Disclaimer: This course is for skill enhancment only. Not valid for PCPNDT registration
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