Clinical Evidence
Prenatal aortic coarctation sign screening using automatic AI-assisted vessel diameter measurement
This poster outlines a study aimed at developing an AI pipeline for aortic coarctation screening through automatic vessel diameter measurement and evaluating its potential as a prenatal predictor of AoC.

AI-Driven Approaches for Fetal Weight Estimation
Listen to Andrew Combs, MD, PhD, Senior Advisor for MFM Clinical Quality at the Pediatrix Center for Research, Education, Quality, and Safety, as he presents on "Enhancing Fetal Weight Estimation: Promising Results from AI-Driven Approaches" at SMFM 2025.

OC07.08: Increase in completeness rate of fetal ultrasound exam using a visual checklist
This study assesses the impact of a visual checklist on the completeness of fetal US exam across the first (T1), second (T2) and third (T3) trimester scans. Over six months, three obstetrician-gynecologists from a French women's health institution, used the visual checklist integrated into Sonio Pro (Sonio, Paris France). Exam completeness was measured by comparing the actual images taken during the exam, with those recommended in the CNEOF 2016 and 2022 protocols, hypothesising that the use of the checklist would reduce the number of missing views.

EP02.43: Performance of an AI software for standard heart planes extraction from heart clips: study proposal
This study will evaluate the performance of an AI software in extracting standard heart planes from heart clips, particularly will be evaluated if such a tool used in clinical routine can provide automatically extracted planes with similar number of matched quality criteria with reduced time of extraction.

Obstetric ultrasound quality improvement initiative-utilization of a quality assurance process and standardized checklists
The initial, baseline QA review, [included] […] A total of 110 ultrasound examinations […] with only 49% of examinations deemed “complete”. None of the sonographers had a 100% complete examination rate. […] Results from the first quarter following institution of the checklist revealed that 81% of studies were “complete,” and 90% were complete by year-end assessment.







