August UOG Highlights
The August issue of Ultrasound in Obstetrics & Gynecology contains an Editorial on fetal anemia, a Systematic Review on customized vs population-based growth charts to identify neonates at risk of adverse outcome, the latest study in the series of articles on imaging in gynecological disease and the study protocol for the ‘Screening programme for pre-eclampsia’ (SPREE) study.
July UOG highlights
The July issue contains an Editorial on three-dimensional imaging of the fetal skull and face, two Systematic Reviews, a secondary analysis of the TRUFFLE study and a Picture of the Month article describing a novel technique for measuring uterine cavity volume and degree of deformity.
June UOG highlights
The June issue contains a multicenter screening study on pre-eclampsia that compares performance of the screening model with that of NICE guidelines and ACOG recommendations and five articles on non-invasive prenatal testing, including an Editorial and updated ISUOG Consensus Statement on cfDNA screening for aneuploidy.
May UOG higlights
The May issue new ISUOG Practice Guidelines on performing fetal MRI, an Editorial highlighting the need for standardized classification of morbidly adherent placenta, a Randomized Controlled Trial on prevention of preterm birth with pessary in twins, a Systematic Review on reproductive outcomes of blastocyst vs cleavage-stage embryo transfer, and a range of articles on risk factors, prediction and outcome of twin–twin transfusion syndrome.
April UOG highlights
The April issue contains an Editorial describing a new interactive, web-based atlas of normal and abnormal fetal brain development, a Randomized Controlled Trial on the effect of aspirin on trophoblastic invasion in women with abnormal uterine artery Doppler in early pregnancy and four Original Articles on fetal growth and three on cell-free DNA screening for aneuploidy.
March UOG higlights
The March issue contains three Systematic Reviews on strategies for prevention of preterm birth and an Editorial discussing which strategies work in a particular subset of women with mid-trimester short cervix, and 12 Original Articles including a number that focus on prediction of small-for-gestational-age neonates.
February UOG highlights
The February issue contains 13 Original Articles, a Randomized Controlled Trial comparing single-dose systemic methotrexate with expectant management for treatment of tubal ectopic pregnancy, a Systematic Review on the physiological adaptation of maternal plasma volume during pregnancy and an Opinion article on the unexpected resolution of first-trimester fetal valve stenosis.
January UOG highlights
The January issueis a special issue on Maternal Hemodynamics and is completely free to access. It contains a range of articles that focus on the validation of methods for hemodynamic assessment, monitoring of hemodynamics to guide therapy, hemodynamics in uteroplacental disorders, and postpartum maternal evaluation.