SPR 2024 Multidisciplinary Fetal Imaging Course
$65.00
Video Course · Fetal Imaging · 2024
The SPR fetal imaging course 2024 delivers 8 sessions on prenatal ultrasound and MRI, covering how fetal imaging modalities work together across genetics, placenta, twins, and complex fetal abnormalities.
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8video sessions
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2024edition
- Covers complementary use of fetal ultrasound and MRI
- Sessions on placenta, twins, abdomen, chest, neuro, and spine
- Includes self-assessment PDF for post-course review
- From the Society for Pediatric Radiology
Multidisciplinary Fetal Imaging Review From the Society for Pediatric Radiology
The SPR fetal imaging course 2024 is an on-demand program from the Society for Pediatric Radiology that illustrates how fetal ultrasound and MRI work in a complementary fashion. Across 8 sessions, expert faculty demonstrate when MRI is indicated for fetal, placental, or gestational conditions and how radiology and maternal-fetal medicine teams can collaborate effectively.
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8video sessions
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2024edition
Inside this resource
Reproductive Medicine, Genetics, and Prenatal Basics
The opening sessions address modern reproductive medicine and genetics alongside the fundamentals of prenatal ultrasound and fetal MRI. You learn when MRI adds diagnostic value beyond ultrasound and how to interpret findings in the context of genetic counseling.
Placenta and Twin Imaging
Dedicated sessions cover placental evaluation and twin pregnancy imaging. These lectures address the specific diagnostic challenges that arise in multifetal gestations and placental pathology, including when to escalate from ultrasound to MRI for further characterization.
Abdomen, Chest, and Neuro
Three sessions address fetal abdominal anomalies, chest findings, and central nervous system evaluation. Each combines basic and advanced imaging applications, demonstrating how radiologists contribute to diagnosis, prognosis, and prenatal counseling.
Spine, Skeletal, and Complex Abnormalities
The final session covers spine and skeletal dysplasias alongside complex multi-system fetal abnormalities. A post-course self-assessment PDF provides optional review of key concepts covered throughout the program.
Who this serves
- Pediatric radiologists — expanding their fetal imaging competence across organ systems
- Maternal-fetal medicine specialists — wanting to understand radiologic perspectives on fetal diagnosis
- General radiologists — encountering fetal imaging in their practice and seeking structured guidance
Faculty & syllabus
Sessions included 8 sessions
- Session 1 — Modern Day Reproductive Medicine and Genetics
- Session 2 — The Basics of Prenatal Ultrasound and Fetal MRI
- Session 3 — Placenta
- Session 4 — Twins
- Session 5 — Abdomen
- Session 6 — Chest
- Session 7 — Neuro
- Session 8 — Spine, Skeletal, and Complex Abnormalities
Before you buy
What materials are included?
The course includes video recordings of all 8 sessions, PDF handouts, and a post-course self-assessment.
Is this suitable for general radiologists?
Yes — the lectures are designed for both pediatric and general radiologists encountering fetal imaging in their clinical practice.
The chart
| Format | Video + PDF |
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| Sessions | 8 |
| Year | 2024 |
| Publisher | Society for Pediatric Radiology |
| Department | Pediatrics |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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Michael T. –
Content is solid but some sessions felt introductory. The complex abnormalities and skeletal dysplasia sessions were the strongest part of the program.
Chen W. –
The complementary ultrasound-MRI approach is well demonstrated across all sessions. The neuro and spine lectures were particularly strong. Good value for the content depth.
Sarah K. –
Excellent multidisciplinary approach to fetal imaging. The sessions on when to add MRI beyond ultrasound were exactly what I needed for my practice.
drtomh –
Solid fetal imaging review from SPR. The placenta and twin sessions addressed diagnostic challenges I regularly encounter. Would have liked more on cardiac fetal imaging.
Priya N. –
Well-structured course that progresses logically from basics to complex abnormalities. The self-assessment PDF was a useful bonus for reinforcing key concepts.