Resources for Professionals
2024 Updated
ISUOG Guidelines for
3rd Trimester Scans
Scanning Planes Poster
Courtesy of TinyTickers.org, their poster showing the five scanning planes of the fetal heart is displayed on the walls of scanning rooms across the UK.
Training Videos
TinyTickers.org has produced six short training videos – fetal anomaly training guides – aimed at helping sonographers detect a series of CHDs.
Heart Conditions List
Courtesy of TinyTickers.org, A downloadable list of common structural congenital heart defects and possible abbreviations
Thank you
3D PrintHeart!
Many thanks to The Hospital for Sick Children for donating silicone heart models of dTGA for our educational outreach initiatives.
To learn about 3D PrintHeart’s educational courses and to purchase your own models, please visit their website. Link below.
CHD Toolkit Resources
Congenital heart defects (CHDs) are the most common birth defects and require lifelong cardiology care. Despite this need, many individuals with CHDs often fall out of care, and about 61% do not see a cardiology specialist after age 18 years old.
The following resources are intended to support physicians (pediatricians, obstetrician-gynecologists, internal medicine, emergency medicine and family medicine physicians), and help improve the continuity of care between primary care and specialty cardiac care physicians. These resources will help physicians identify opportunities to help ensure that people with CHDs get the specialized care they need to stay healthy across the lifespan.
#CHDcare4life
Resources created by the American Academy of Pediatrics