A FREE one hour educational webinar
Welcome to our webinar section. Our goal with these webinars is to create a hub for the global fetal cardiac MRI community. We aim to establish a platform that fosters communication and collaboration among users, with a particular focus on sharing valuable insights from experienced individuals to support those who are new to this field.
FETAL CARDIAC IMAGING USING MRI
WEBINAR SERIES 2025
You are invited to this free webinar series presented by Northh Medical
April 30th
4-5PM UTC/GMT +1
LA (08:00)
New York (10:00)
London (15:00)
The Evolution of Fetal Cardiac MRI: Global Developments and Technical Insights
Fabian Kording, Northh Medical
Lorna Browne, Denver
Malenka Bissell, Leeds
June 25th
4-5PM UTC/GMT +1
LA (08:00)
New York (10:00)
London (15:00)
Integrating Fetal Cardiac MRI into Clinical Routine: Insights from the Field
A panel discussion among experts
Marjolein Piek, Lund University Hospital
Tomas Woodgate, King’s College London
Domenico Gulla, Northh Medical
Sept 24th
Dec 12th
4-5PM UTC/GMT +1
LA (08:00)
New York (10:00)
London (15:00)
4-5PM UTC/GMT +1
LA (08:00)
New York (10:00)
London (15:00)
Shaping the Future of Fetal Cardiac MRI: Expert Consensus on Key Indications – Insights from the 2nd International Workshop
Coming up soon
Malenka Bissell
David Lloyd
Eleanor Suchardt
Sally-Ann Chlur
Mansi Gaitonde
Richard Friesen
Coming up soon
Missed the previous webinar series? No problem!
Webinar Series 1
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Session 1 - Step-by-step guidance for fetal CMR planning
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Session 2 - Mastering the technical challenges of fetal CMR
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Session 3 - Implementing fetal CMR as a diagnostic tool
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Session 4 - Step-by-step to 4D-flow images
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Session 5 - Mastering the challenges of fetal CMR
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Session 6 - Clinical Case from University Hospital Bonn
Webinar Series 2
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Kick-Off Session
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Spring Session - Clinical Cases in Fetal CMR
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Summer Session - Clinical Impact of Fetal CMR
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Autumn Session - Why an additional fetal cardiac MRI can be so important - specific case studies
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Winter Session - Beyond structural anatomy - What functional application can bring additional clinical value in the future?