Upon completion of this conference, the participant will be able to:

• Date an early gestation and identify sonographic clues to a failed pregnancy

• Recognize the signs for a cesarean scar pregnancy and placenta accrete spectrum

• Optimize the sonographic equipment to image the fetus in the first trimester

• Incorporate tips and pearls regarding the new AIUM First Trimester Detailed Anatomy Practice Parameter

• Recognize the hidden clues in the mid-sagittal plane of the fetus to aid in the diagnosis of underlying abnormalities

• Look for clues in the fetal brain to recognize normal and abnormal fetal brains

• Demonstrate how to evaluate the fetal face and neck

• Identify abnormalities of the fetal extremities and associate them with the most common syndromes

• Discuss key lessons learned from obstetric legal cases

• Recognize the most common abnormalities of the fetal chest

• Optimize imaging for the evaluation of the fetal heart

• Assess the four-chamber view and recognize the anomalies that are amenable to detection

• Assess the three-vessel trachea view and recognize the anomalies that are amenable to detection

• Test their knowledge in recognizing congenital heart disease by using an audience response system to answer questions on presented-case unknowns

• Recognize abnormalities of the fetal urinary tract

• Recognize sonographic clues to abnormalities of the placenta and cord

• Perform a systematic basic gynecologic exam

• Utilize the O-RADS classification in the assessment of adnexal masses

• Properly utilize ultrasound in the evaluation of the patient with abnormal uterine bleeding

• Recognize the sonographic findings for adenomyosis

• Properly evaluate the asymptomatic post-menopausal patient with a thickened endometrium

• Recite the role of ultrasound in the evaluation of the infertility patient