Role of 3D ultrasound in the ambulatory clinic

This video by ‪@GynaecologyUltrasound‬ demonstrates the use of 2D and 3D ultrasound in the ambulatory outpatient gynaecology clinic: congenital uterine anomaly, fibroids, adenomyosis, endometriosis, isthmocele, endometrial polyps, endometrial malignancy, Asherman's syndrome and coils (to name but a few ...

[@drranjit78]

Excellent talk Dr.Johnson ... found it very useful ... Thank you for uploading!

[@GynaecologyUltrasound]

Thank you so much! The whole course looked amazing - I will watch all the other videos when I get the link :)

[@raziehshahnazari1825]

Excellent same as all

[@GynaecologyUltrasound]

Thank you so much !

[@fatekadoc005]

Thank you ! Do you have any experience with 3D scanning of the rectum for endometriosis? Could this be useful?

[@GynaecologyUltrasound]

Hi - thank you. Yes you can take a 3D view of rectal nodules and render them and look at them ‘from all directions’ but you have to be careful to not then over measure the nodule …using 3D you can make things appear and disappear so be careful
2D is generally enough :)

[@GynaecologyUltrasound]

Did you watch this one? czcams.com/video/b9wHuUWyK14/video.htmlsi=dUxG9b2fLgV57SrE