Fetal brain anomalies are among the most common structural malformations diagnosed during antenatal life and therefore in the last few years fetal neurology has become a discipline on its own.
In this scenario, fetal medicine specialists are now required to have an in-depth knowledge in prenatal imaging and a major expertise to integrate information from different imaging techniques for a better understanding of an anomaly, which in turn should allow moving from diagnostic to prognostic medicine that indeed is the real future of fetal medicine.
With leading experts from around the world, this two-day course on advanced fetal neurology organized by the European Neurosonography (ENSO) Working Group is intended for fetal medicine specialists, radiologists and trainees with a special interest in the field of fetal and perinatal neurology.
In particular, this second edition of “Discovering Fetal Brain: from diagnosis to counseling” will focus on midline anomalies (three sessions on Friday) and fetal infections (two sessions on Saturday) and will cover several theoretical and practical aspects on diagnosis, management and prognosis.
Francesco D’Antonio (Italy)
Daniele Di Mascio (Italy)
Giuseppe Rizzo (Italy)
The District – Smart Arena
Via Mike Bongiorno, 9
20124 Milano, Italy
14.00 Registration
14.30 Welcome from the Organizing Committee and Opening of the Conference
SESSION 1 | INTRODUCTION
15.00 Sonographic anatomy of fetal brain in the second and third trimester
15.30 When small is too small: the problem of fetal brain charts
15.45 Diffusion tensor imaging to assess fetal brain: the future is now
SESSION 2 | THE CORPUS CALLOSUM
16.00 Sonographic assessment of the corpus callosum: tips and tricks
16.15 Corpus callosum, cavum septum pellucidum and cystic malformations of the brain
16.30 Absent corpus callosum and CSP: from diagnosis to prognosis
16.50 Role of MRI in case of absent corpus callosum and CSP
17.05 Question from the audience
17.20 Coffee break
SESSION 3 | POSTERIOR FOSSA
17.45 Sonographic assessment of the posterior fossa: tips and tricks
18.00 Vermian anomalies and the Dandy Walker Complex
18.20 Posterior fossa anomalies: from diagnosis to prognosis
18.40 Role of MRI in case of posterior fossa anomalies
19.00 Question from the audience
19.30 Endoftheday1
SESSION 4 | CONGENITAL CMV INFECTION
09.00 CMV infection: time for universal screening?
09.20 Evidence-based management of CMV infection
09.40 Congenital CMV infection: ultrasound features and when to ask for MRI
10.00 Short- and long-term outcome of the newborn with congenital CMV infection
10.15 Question from the audience
10.30 Coffee break
SESSION 5 | OTHER TORCH ANOMALIES
11.00 Toxoplasmosis in pregnancy: diagnosis, management and prognosis
11.20 Parvovirus B19: ultrasound features to predict postnatal outcome
11.40 The great pandemic: the effect of SARS-CoV-2 infection in pregnancy
12.00 Question from the audience
12.30 Closing remarks
English is the official language of the Congress.
Francesco D’Antonio (Italy)
Daniele Di Mascio (Italy)
Tullio Ghi (Italy)
Gianpaolo Grisolia (Italy)
Gregor Kasprian (Austrian)
Asma Khalil (United Kingdom)
Nina Krajden Haratz (Israel)
Lucia Manganaro (Italy)
Ilenia Mappa (Italy)
Giuseppe M. Maruotti (Italy)
Gianluigi Pilu (Italy)
Federico Prefumo (Italy)
Andrea Righini (Italy)
Giuseppe Rizzo (Italy)
Laurent Salomon (France)
Tamara Stampalija (Italy)
Ilan Timor Tritsch (United States)
Yves Ville (France)
REGISTRATION FEES (VAT INCLUDED) | ||
By July 15 | From July 15 | |
On site | € 200,00 | € 260,00 |
On line | € 100,00 | € 130,00 |
On-site attendees will be granted access to the meeting areas, coffee break and lunches, certi cate of attendance.
On-line attendees will receive a personal link to attend the live streaming webinar, a 30 days access to the meeting recordings, a certi cate of attendance.
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