Sponsored event: ISUOG approved IOTA day: Using ultrasound to diagnose gynaecological cancers

About the course

The full-day programme covers three core areas: starting off with a comprehensive review of ovarian pathology; from IOTA terminology and benign descriptors to the ADNEX model and its 2-step strategy, illustrated with case examples.

The day continues with endometrial pathology, including how to describe the endometrium using the IETA approach. A dedicated session on myometrial pathology follows, including adenomyosis, fibroids, and sarcoma red flags.

The programme wraps up with a forward-looking session on AI in clinical practice, including ADNEX AI, alongside practical lessons from the ROCKETS trial and guidance on common management dilemmas.

Additional sessions address ovarian masses in pregnancy, ovarian pathology in adolescents, assessment of tumour spread in suspected malignancy, and practical implementation lessons.

A lunch lecture by Gynaia explores how gynaecology-specific reporting tools and smart image analysis can reshape workflows in rapid access clinics.