Oakstone UCSF ObGyn Women’s Imaging 2025

Description

+ Include: 29 videos + 1 pdf, size: 8.25 GB

+ Target Audience: radiologists, maternal-fetal medicine specialists, OBGYN physicians, and trainees

+ Sample video: contact me for sample video

+ Information:

This online women’s ObGyn imaging program is designed to strengthen your diagnostic imaging skills, enhance your clinical practice, and deepen your knowledge of many current issues in gynecologic and fetal imaging.

Core concepts, practical applications, appropriate indications, and diagnostic pearls are highlighted in the UCSF ObGyn Women’s Imaging continuing medical education course, with emphasis on timely and accurate diagnoses and impact on outcome. Expert speakers address future directions and controversial topics, as well as maternofetal medicine, infertility, O-RADS, postmenopausal bleeding, endometriosis, high-risk pregnancy, infertility, first trimester lexicon terminology, performance standards, and benign/malignant/emergency gynecologic conditions.

Date of Original Release: August 16, 2025

Estimated time to complete activity: 17.25 hours

Learning Objectives

At the conclusion of this activity, the participant will be able to:

• Employ suggested methods of accurate and effective reporting, communication skills, and attaining performance standards to improve patient care
• Diagnose benign, malignant, and potentially life-threatening gynecologic disease with the appropriate use of ultrasound, CT, and/or MRI
• Recognize how to use the O-RADS system for adnexal lesion characterization and risk stratification in clinical practice
• Differentiate the etiologies of postmenopausal bleeding based on imaging and incorporate recommended management options
• Identify adnexal torsion as a gynecological emergency to prompt timely management
• Accurately report and evaluate for endometriosis applying the SRU
• Consensus recommendations
• Diagnose etiologies of infertility with imaging and clinical management options
• Identify sonographic features of early pregnancy complications
• Employ the SRU Consensus recommendations for a first trimester US lexicon
• Understand the current strategies for prenatal genetic screening
• Identify normal fetal anatomy and variants which do not warrant additional testing
• Diagnose obstetrical and fetal complications with imaging and understand the clinical importance of various imaging findings

Intended Audience

Oakstone UCSF ObGyn Women’s Imaging 2025 is best for radiologists, maternal-fetal medicine specialists, OBGYN physicians, and trainees aiming to deepen imaging expertise in women’s health. It enhances skills in infertility imaging, endometriosis, first-trimester lexicon, O-RADS classification, postmenopausal bleeding, high-risk pregnancy imaging, and emergent gynecologic conditions.

 

+ Topics:

Optimizing Your OB/Gyn US Practice – Workflow, Scheduling, QA, etc. – Lori Strachowski, MD, Liina Poder, MD, and Vickie Feldstein, MD

The Patient Experience – Lessons Learned and How We Can Do Better – Vickie Feldstein, MD, Patricia Robertson, MD, and Mindy Goldman, MD

O-RADS US – First Line Imaging Assessment of Adnexal Lesions – Lori Strachowski, MD

O-RADS MRI – Complimentary Tool to Improve Specificity – Priyanka Jha, MD

Test Your O-RADS Knowledge – You Can Do This – Lori Strachowski, MD and Priyanka Jha, MD

Postmenopausal Bleeding – Evaluation and Management – Vickie Feldstein, MD and Mindy Goldman, MD

Acute Pelvic Pain, Negative Pregnancy Test – Dorothy Shum, MD

Adnexal Torsion – 7 Tips to Tell It’s Twisted – Lori Strachowski, MD

US of Endometriosis – The SRU Consensus Way – Priyanka Jha, MD

Endometriosis – Journey from Infertility to Fertility – Liina Poder, MD and Evelyn Mok-Lin, MD

Infertility Imaging and Management – SIS, HyCoSy, MDAs – Dorothy Shum, MD and Evelyn Mok-Lin, MD

Jeopardy – Gynecologic Imaging – Dorothy Shum, MD and Lori Strachowski, MD

The SRU Lexicon for First Trimester US – Getting the Words Right – Lori Strachowski, MD

Update on Prenatal Genetic Screening – NT, NIPT, and AFP in 2025 – Mary E. Norton, MD

US Criteria for Early Pregnancy Loss and PUL – Lori Strachowski, MD

Ectopic Pregnancy – The Role of US in Diagnosis and Management – Lori Strachowski, MD and Juan Gonzalez, MD, MS, PhD

The Detailed First Trimester Anatomy Exam – Mary E. Norton, MD

Imaging of Maternal Conditions During Pregnancy – Liina Poder, MD

Amniotic Fluid Volume – Too Little, Too Much, Just the Right Amount – Priyanka Jha, MD

Secondary Postpregnancy Hemorrhage – It’s NOT an AVM! – Liina Poder, MD and Sara Whetstone, MD, MHS

Placenta Accreta Spectrum Disorder – A Multidisciplinary Approach – Liina Poder, MD and Juan Gonzalez, MD, MS, PhD

Jeopardy – Obstetrics – Lori Strachowski, MD and Dorothy Shum, MD

When to Refer, When Not to Worry – Second Trimester OB Ultrasound – Dorothy Shum, MD

Placental Masses – Liina Poder, MD

Cervix – Measurements and More – Lori Strachowski, MD and Juan Gonzalez, MD, MS, PhD

Twins and Their Complications – Vickie Feldstein, MD and Larry Rand, MD

Fetal Anomalies – Diagnosis and Management – Vickie Feldstein, MD and Larry Rand, MD

Basic Fetal Cardiac Evaluation – Screening the Fetal Heart – Anita Moon-Grady, MD

Growth Disturbances – Detection, Surveillance, and Management – Lori Strachowski, MD and Juan Gonzalez, MD, MS, PhD