Maternal Fetal Medicine & Genetics
St. Vincent Women's Hospital
Indianapolis, IN 46032

Department of Ob/Gyn
Division of Maternal-Fetal Medicine

Lecture Notes for 2009-2010

Highlighted lectures are available for download.

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Ultrasound Lectures

All lectures begin at 08:00

• Ultrasound Physics, Safety, and Equipment
  • Jul 8 - Dr. Harry
    
• The First Trimester Scan
  • Aug 5 - Dr. Zimmer
• The Basic Gyn Scan
  • Sep 2 - Dr. Hiett
• Evaluating Gestational Age and Fetal Size
  • Oct 7 - Dr. Conover
• 3D Gyn Ultrasound and Uterine Anomalies
  • Nov 4 - Dr. Hiett
• Basic Fetal Anatomy
  • Dec 2 - Dr. Zimmer
• Fetal Trisomy Screening
  • Jan 6 - Dr. Conover
• Multiple Gestations - Part 2
  • Feb 3 - Dr. Zimmer
• Ultrasound of the Cervix
  • Mar 3 - Dr. Zimmer
• SIS, Irregular, and Postmenopausal Bleeding
  • Apr 7 - Dr. Hiett
• Doppler Ultrasound - Part 2
  • May 5 - Dr. Conover
• Abnormalities of Amniotic Fluid
  • Jun 30 - Dr. Harry

Ob Lectures

All lectures begin at 08:30 except where indicated

• Antenatal Testing
  • Jul 22 - Dr. Conover
• Diabetes in Pregnancy
  • Aug 26 - Dr. Zimmer
• Hypertension in Pregnancy
  • Sep 23 - Dr. Hiett
• Evaluation and Management of Preterm Labor
  • Oct 28 - Dr. Harry
• Inherited Thrombophilias
  • Nov 11 @ 08:00 - Dr. Conover
• Evaluation of Stillbirths
  • Jan 13 @ 09:30 - Dr. Harry
• Multiple Gestations - Part 1
  • Jan 27 - Dr. Zimmer
• FHR Monitoring in Labor
  • Feb 24 - Dr. Hiett
• PROM
  • Mar 24 - Dr. Conover
• Doppler Ultrasound - Part 1
  • Apr 28 - Dr. Conover
• Autoimmune Disease in Pregnancy
  • May 26 - Dr. Harry - Rescheduled for Dec 22, 2010
• Cardiac Disease in the Pregnant Patient
  • Jun 23 - Dr. Hiett

These handouts are for the sole use of medical students and residents in Obstetrics and Gynecology at St. Vincent Women's Hospital in Indianapolis, Indiana. They are not to be used as a source of patient management but only as a guide for more detailed study of the individual topics.

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