Experts Meeting in Obstetric Ultrasonography

Comprehensive Medical Engineering Co., Ltd. was honored to serve as a Gold Sponsor of the Experts Meeting in Obstetric Ultrasonography (EM), held at the New World Saigon Hotel (Ho Chi Minh City) on January 17, 2026. The event provided an excellent opportunity for in-depth knowledge updates, professional networking, and the exchange of practical experience among leading experts in fetal ultrasound.

A highlight of the symposium was its comprehensive scientific program, designed to address both fundamental and advanced clinical practice needs:

– Keynote Session: Fetal echocardiography and modern approaches to screening and diagnosis.

– Fetal Cardiology Session: Advanced fetal echocardiography techniques, identification of critical congenital abnormalities that are often overlooked, applications of technology in detecting congenital heart disease, and live demonstrations.

– Fetal Neurology Session: Practical approaches based on ISUOG recommendations, assessment of the fetal nervous system using transvaginal 3D ultrasound, case discussions, and live demonstrations.

– General Ultrasound Session: Ultrasound indicators during labor, the role of ultrasound in predicting preterm birth risk, and selecting fetal weight estimation formulas suitable for the Vietnamese population based on research data.

– AI & Special Clinical Cases: Applications of artificial intelligence in detecting second-trimester fetal anomalies and managing rare clinical scenarios, accompanied by practical recommendations.

At the exhibition area, TD Tech also showcased the OPUS solution, which attracted significant interest and direct discussions with many physicians and conference participants.

TD Tech would like to express our sincere appreciation to the organizing committee, speakers, and all delegates for contributing to a highly valuable scientific program. We believe that the knowledge and updates shared during the symposium will help enhance the quality of prenatal examinations and fetal monitoring, ultimately supporting safer and more effective care for both mothers and babies.