Included in the course
Abdominal Ultrasound MasterClass
This MasterClass is a comprehensive course focusing on advanced diagnostic techniques and specialized protocols for the entire abdomen.
You will gain mastery in:
- Advanced Organ Imaging: Deepen your knowledge of the Liver, Pancreas, and Kidney, covering specialized pathologies, Doppler sonography, and quantitative ultrasound (QUS/elastography) for steatosis evaluation.
- Gastrointestinal & Vascular Ultrasound: Learn detailed sonoanatomy and scanning techniques to diagnose complex GI conditions (e.g., diverticulitis, ileus, hernia) and perform advanced abdominal vascular assessments.
- Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound (CEUS): Master the technical principles, indications, examination performance, and interpretation of common pathologies using CEUS for enhanced diagnostic accuracy.
Ideal for:
- Internists
- Surgeons
- Radiologists
- General practitioners
- Cardiologists
- Sonographers
- Anyone who has basic experience in abdominal ultrasound and wants to advance their skills further
This Early Bird offer means that the MasterClass is not yet available and is expected to launch in September 2026. You will have access to the course already but don't be surprised that there are no lectures available yet. As soon as the course launches, you can start your learning journey immediately.
Speakers
Ulrike Handler, MD
Herz Jesu Hospital, Vienna, Austria
Christian Aiginger, MD
St. Josef Hospital, Vienna, Austria
Course Outline
Gastrointestinal ultrasound
Sonoanatomy, pathologies including diverticulitis, CED, ileus, hernia, and more. With case reports.
Abdominal vascular ultrasound
Sonoanatomy, Doppler sonography, case reports.
Liver ultrasound
How to scan the liver, quantitative ultrasound, shear wave elastography, Doppler sonography of the portal vein, additional pathologies to BachelorClass, CEUS, case reports.
Pancreas
Additional pathologies to the BachelorClass, IPMN, CEUS.
Kidney
Doppler sonography, special pathologies, case reports.
CEUS
Technical principles and basics, including how to perform a CEUS examination, common pathologies, case reports.
Case: An 82-year-old female patient is referred to the Echo Lab for the evaluation of leg edema. During the exam, she mentions she hasn't eaten a single thing all day. As we begin, obtaining a clear view of the heart proves difficult. Also the diaphragm gets in the way, obstructing our windows. but wait... a look beyond the diaphragm leaves us astonished.
What is "off" here?
This and many more cases will be discussed in our interdisciplinary webinar "Both Sides of the Diaphragm: Heart & Abdomen Ultrasound Cases" which is part of our Early Bird deal! Get your access now and get the answer to this case on March 10th 🗓
Case: 79-year-old female with weeks of nonspecific abdominal discomfort and nausea, plus a 3-month history of repeated diarrhea. She now presents with a progressive worsening of her condition and vomiting since 3-4 days. Here we shared some of the ultrasound images from her exam.
What do you observe?
This tricky case will be solved in our upcoming webinar – that is part of our Abdominal Ultrasound MasterClass Early Bird! In the MasterClass, you will learn how to solve such cases in an instant and even more advanced knowledge will be inside!
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Benefit from our Early Bird discount!
This is your chance to save 50% and get an extra 6 months of access – a total of 12 months! Moreover, you'll be able to join our webinar completely free of charge!
Available until February 22nd!