HeyJaredISUOG Podcast
ISUOG brings together experts in gynecology and obstetrics for conversations on the most significant topics in women's health.
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UOG Special Issue on CHD (opens the original)
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Editor of the Special Issue on Congenital Heart Disease, Prof. Anita Moon-Grady, is joined by ISUOG President Prof. Liona Poon, to discuss some of their highlights and insights from the UOG's special collection of articles on the fetal heart, published as part of the Every Little Heart Matters initiative. Speakers' views are their own and not intended to be taken as advice.
The experts discuss: transposition of the great arteries (opens the original)
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Dr Balu Vaidyanathan and Prof. Simon Meagher discuss transposition of the great arteries, is in line with one of the topics in spotlight for this year's ISUOG World Congress. Simon and Balu take the opportunity to zone in on just one of the main fetal cardiac anomalies to provide a thought-provoking academic discussion, a precursor to the highly anticipated scan demonstration from Balu at this year's Congress on image optimisation for best visualisation of the fetal heart. Speakers' views are th
In dialogue with fetal growth restriction experts (opens the original)
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Pregnancy complications is an ISUOG Congress topic in spotlight for 2026! As such, in this episode of the ISUOG Podcast, Prof. Francesc Figueras and A/Prof. Daniele Di Mascio zone in on one particular pregnancy complication - fetal growth restriction (FGR).
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