AIUM Pelvic Ultrasound: Taking it to the Next Level
$15.00
VIDEO COURSE · AIUM · Advanced Pelvic
This advanced pelvic ultrasound course takes pelvic sonography beyond the basics — addressing comprehensive anatomic infertility evaluation, cesarean scar pregnancy diagnosis and management, and the differentiation of adnexal masses from benign to malignant.
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3core topics
- Comprehensive anatomic infertility evaluation in one ultrasound visit
- Cesarean scar pregnancy diagnosis, treatment, and outcome
- Adnexal mass differentiation: benign versus malignant
- Advanced scanning techniques for complex pelvic pathology
Advanced pelvic ultrasound course for infertility and complex pathology evaluation
This advanced pelvic ultrasound course from the AIUM moves beyond routine pelvic scanning to address three clinical scenarios that demand advanced technique and interpretation skills — comprehensive anatomic infertility evaluation, cesarean scar pregnancy diagnosis, and adnexal mass differentiation. Each topic requires the scanning sophistication that comes after mastering the basics.
Inside this resource
Comprehensive anatomic infertility evaluation
The infertility module demonstrates how to complete a thorough anatomic evaluation in a single ultrasound visit — uterine anatomy, endometrial assessment, ovarian reserve markers, and tubal patency indicators. The approach integrates 2D and 3D scanning to capture the structural information that guides fertility treatment planning.
Cesarean scar pregnancy: diagnosis and management
Cesarean scar pregnancy receives dedicated coverage — the sonographic criteria for early diagnosis, the distinction from cervicoisthmic pregnancy, and treatment approaches. The module addresses the outcome implications when scar pregnancies are not identified early, including the risk of uterine rupture and haemorrhage.
Adnexal mass differentiation
The adnexal mass module teaches the sonographic features that distinguish benign from malignant ovarian masses — the IOTA criteria, Doppler findings, and morphological patterns that guide clinical management. This evidence-based approach to mass characterisation supports the decision between surveillance and surgical referral.
Who this serves
- Gynaecological sonographers — advance scanning skills for complex pelvic pathology and fertility evaluation
- Reproductive endocrinologists — understand the ultrasound findings that guide fertility treatment planning
- Gynaecological oncologists — refine pattern recognition for adnexal mass characterisation
Before you buy
Is this suitable for beginners in pelvic ultrasound?
This is an advanced-level course — it assumes familiarity with basic pelvic scanning technique and moves into complex pathology evaluation.
Does this cover infertility evaluation?
Yes — the first module addresses comprehensive anatomic infertility evaluation, including uterine, endometrial, and ovarian assessment in a single visit.
The chart
| Format | Video lectures (MP4) |
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| Publisher | AIUM |
| Department | Gulfcoast Ultrasound Institute |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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M. Alvarez –
Downloaded for the scar pregnancy and adnexal modules. Both exceeded expectations — the management pathway discussion adds real clinical value.
Priya –
The cesarean scar pregnancy module is exactly what I needed. Early diagnosis criteria and management approaches are presented with clinical clarity.
Sarah K. –
The infertility evaluation module is thorough. Completing a comprehensive anatomic assessment in one visit is a useful framework for fertility scanning.
Fatima R. –
Good advanced pelvic content. The adnexal mass differentiation section with IOTA criteria is practical and immediately applicable in gynaecology practice.
Lynn C. –
Solid content across all three topics but a single lecture per topic feels brief. The adnexal mass section could use more varied case examples.