Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology

The future of ultrasound: viewing the dark side of the moon?
pp. 211-215(5)
Author: Benacerraf B.

High-intensity focused ultrasound: a revolution in non-invasive ultrasound treatment?
pp. 216-217(2)
Author: Yagel S.

Likelihood ratio for trisomy 21 in fetuses with absent nasal bone at the 11–14-week scan
pp. 218-223(6)
Authors: Cicero S.; Rembouskos G.; Vandecruys H.; Hogg M.; Nicolaides K.H.

Two- and three-dimensional sonographic assessment of the fetal face. 1. A systematic analysis of the normal face
pp. 224-231(8)
Authors: Rotten D.; Levaillant J.M.

Assessment of the fetal nasal bone at 11–14 weeks of gestation by three-dimensional ultrasound
pp. 232-236(5)
Authors: Rembouskos G.; Cicero S.; Longo D.; Vandecruys H.; Nicolaides K.H.

Umbilical cord diameter at 11–14 weeks of gestation: relation to chromosomal defects
pp. 237-239(3)
Authors: Rembouskos G.; Cicero S.; Papadopoulos V.; Tripsanas C.; Nicolaides K.H.

Affective state of women following a prenatal diagnosis: predictors of a negative psychological outcome
pp. 240-246(7)
Authors: Leithner K.; Maar A.; Fischer-Kern M.; Hilger E.; Löffler-Stastka H.; Ponocny-Seliger E.

Cesarean scar pregnancy: issues in management
pp. 247-253(7)
Authors: Seow K.-M.; Huang L.-W.; Lin Y.-H.; Yan-Sheng Lin M.; Tsai Y.-L.; Hwang J.-L.

Do maternal cerebral vascular changes assessed by transcranial Doppler antedate pre-eclampsia?
pp. 254-256(3)
Authors: Williams K.P.; Moutquin J.M.

Time domain measurement of blood flow in the human fetal aorta during normal pregnancy
pp. 257-261(5)
Authors: Thompson O.; Gunnarson G.; Vines K.; Fayyad A.; Wathen N.; Harrington K.

High-intensity focused ultrasound in the treatment of postpartum hemorrhage: an animal model
pp. 262-266(5)
Authors: Nizard J.; Pessel M.; De Keersmaecker B.; Barbet J.P.; Ville Y.

The ‘iris effect’: how two-dimensional and three-dimensional ultrasound can help us understand anti-incontinence procedures
pp. 267-271(5)
Authors: Dietz H.P.; Wilson P.D.

Correlating structure and function: three-dimensional ultrasound of the urethral sphincter
pp. 272-276(5)
Authors: Robinson D.; Toozs-Hobson P.; Cardozo L.; Digesu A.

Introital ultrasound of the lower genital tract before and after colposuspension: a 4-year objective follow-up
pp. 277-283(7)
Authors: Viereck V.; Pauer H.-U.; Bader W.; Oppermann M.; Hilgers R.; Gauruder-Burmester A.; Lange R.; Emons G.; Hackenberg R.; Krauß T.

Transvaginal sonographic appearance of peritoneal pseudocysts
pp. 284-288(5)
Authors: Savelli L.; De Iaco P.; Ghi T.; Bovicelli L.; Rosati F.; Cacciatore B.

Cesarean section scar evaluation by saline contrast sonohysterography
pp. 289-292(4)
Authors: Regnard C.; Nosbusch M.; Fellemans C.; Benali N.; van Rysselberghe M.; Barlow P.; Rozenberg S.

Enlarged adrenal glands as a prenatal marker of congenital adrenal hyperplasia: a report of two cases
pp. 293-297(5)
Authors: Esser T.; Chaoui R.

Ultrasound diagnosis of intra-urethral tension-free vaginal tape (TVT) position as a cause of postoperative voiding dysfunction and retropubic pain
pp. 298-301(4)
Authors: Tunn R.; Gauruder-Burmester A.; Kölle D.

Sonographic findings in a case of voiding dysfunction secondary to the tension-free vaginal tape (TVT) procedure
pp. 302-304(3)
Authors: Yang J.-M.; Huang W.-C.

A case of agnathia, tetramelia and diaphragmatic hernia at 18 weeks' gestation
pp. 305-306(2)
Authors: Falcon O.; Coteron J.J.; Ocon L.; Zubiria A.; Garcia J.A.

Cesarean scar pregnancy: diagnosis with three-dimensional (3D) ultrasound and 3D power Doppler
pp. 306-307(2)
Author: Shih J.-C.

Intramural pregnancy embedded in a previous Cesarean section scar treated conservatively
pp. 307-309(3)
Authors: Marchiolé P.; Gorlero F.; De Caro G.; Podestà M.; Valenzano M.

Assessment of fetal body composition
pp. 310-311(2)
Author: Bernstein I.

Diastrophic dysplasia: prenatal three-dimensional ultrasound findings
pp. 312-314(3)
Authors: Sepulveda W.; Sepulveda-Swatson E.; Sanchez J.