Maternal Fetal Medicine Center

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14/12/2024

AJOG Expert Review: Minimizing surgical blood loss at cesarean hysterectomy for placenta previa with evidence of placenta increta or placenta percreta: the state of play in 2020 http://ow.ly/WYXi50MwKAo

14/12/2024

Today's quiz:

Plane 7 from ISUOG’s Basic Training 20+2 planes is of the fetal thorax and includes the 4 chamber view of the fetal heart. According to the Basic Training lecture on obtaining and interpreting heart views correctly, what are the criteria for the normal four-chamber view? (Choose all that apply.)

A) The heart occupies one third of chest
B) Majority of heart is located in left chest
C) Cardiac axis (apex) points to left by 45 ± 20 degrees relative to the vertical
D) Four chambers are present
E) All of the above

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12/12/2024

Are you ready for another inspiring conversation? Don't miss Drs Narang and Berghella talking with Dr Nahla Khalek on December 18, 7.30 am EST

12/12/2024

Open-access systematic review by Passananti et al. in December report that diagnosis of an isolated fetal abdominal cyst is usually associated with moderate-to-good prognosis, but may precede the development of associated abnormalities. https://bit.ly/4ipGskZ

12/12/2024

We extend our sincere gratitude to Professor Dr. Shakeela Yasmin and Dr.Rabia Qasim (The First Fellow Of Maternal Fetal Medicine In Bahawalpur) and her distinguished team for organizing the pioneering Maternal Fetal Medicine (MFM) Workshop held on December 9, 2024, in Bahawalpur. This landmark event marks a significant advancement in maternal and fetal healthcare in the region.

Dr. Rabia Qasim Who has teached around 100 of health care professionals regarding screening for the down syndrome and other genetic abnormalities for nuchal translucency and non invasive Prenatal diagnosis(NIPT)

The workshop provided an unparalleled platform for over 100 healthcare professionals to refine their skills through engaging lectures and hands-on training in NT-scan and Doppler techniques. This innovative initiative empowers us to deliver enhanced care, prioritizing the health and well-being of both mothers and their unborn children.

We are profoundly inspired by the unwavering dedication and expertise of Professor Shakeela Yasmin, whose leadership continues to motivate us toward excellence in our practice. This milestone has established a new standard for prenatal care and diagnostic excellence in the area.

Workshop Highlights:

Title: Workshop on Enhancing Prenatal Care and Diagnosis

Venue: Conference Hall, GW-I, Bahawal Victoria Hospital, Bahawalpur

Key Contributors:

Patron-in-Chief:
Prof. Dr. Soufia Farrukh (Principal, QAMC) Course Organizer:

Prof. Dr. Shakeela Yasmin (HOD GW-HI)

Facilitators:
Dr. Kamran Naseem (HOD Radiology)
Dr. Shamas-Un-Nisa (Assoc. Prof, GW-lI)
Dr. Rabia Qasim (Senior Registrar, GW-I)

Guest of Honour:
Prof. Dr. Naheed Fatima Prof. Dr. Sohail Mehmood Ch Prof. Dr. Aslam Mahmood Malik Prof. Dr. Bushra Sher Zaman Prof. Dr. Mazhar Faiz Alam Prof. Dr. Arif Zaidi
Dr. Amir Bukhari (MS BVH)

This workshop symbolizes a collaborative effort to elevate prenatal care standards in Pakistan. We are proud to have participated in this transformative event.
QAMC Alumni
Obstetrics& Gynae Pakistan
10% Stronger Together

28/11/2024

Replacing invasive testing with NIPT for high-risk pregnancies would substantially decrease the first-trimester detection of pathogenic chromosomal anomalies’, finds new article by Gadsbøll et al. Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/3XT7S9v