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Final Pr. ID: Poster #: EDU-003 (T)
Background: Volume acquisition in ultrasound is recognized as a helpful tool in prenatal sonography, but notorious for having a steep learning curve. At times, utilizing this technology may be the only way to visualize anatomy due to factors such as maternal body habitus or fetal position. Our goal is provide the audience with the information and techniques required to take a volume sweep acquisition and obtain numerous rendering modes to evaluate the fetal craniofacial area.
Aims:
1. To describe utility and benefit of acquiring volume ultrasound in detection of craniofacial anomalies in prenatal patients.
2. To describe tips, tricks, and current technology to optimize imaging and assist in minimizing equivocal exams.
3. Provide examples of soft tissue lesions, hydrocephalus, craniosynostosis, micrognathia and midline cleft cases.
4. To look into future technology and potential applications.
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Authors: Cielma Tara , Linden Kadine