Obstetrics Days | Day 3 | AI in Obstetrics
Artificial intelligence (AI), designed to simulate human intelligence in machines, is increasingly applied in medicine, particularly radiology and obstetrics.
In OBGYN, AI can analyze imaging data to automatically identify and classify structures such as the placenta or fetal organs with high accuracy.
By automating image acquisition, performing biometric measurements, and assisting in the detection of structural anomalies – including congenital heart disease – AI has the potential to enhance routine fetal ultrasound. However, optimal integration into clinical workflows remains uncertain, and potential risks must be considered.
Day 3 of Obstetrics Days will explore the opportunities, challenges, and practical applications of AI in obstetric screening.
Speaker
Prof. Reza Razavi
Vice-President & Vice-Principal (Research) Paediatric Cardiologist
King’s College London (KCL); Evelina London Children’s Hospital, Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust London, UK
Dr. Jacqueline Matthew
Clinical Research Fellow/Sonographer King’s College London / Guy’s St Thomas’ Hospital London, UK
Dr. Thomas Day
Consultant Fetal Cardiologist Evelina London Children’s Hospital, Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust London, UKCourse Information
At the end of this lecture, delegates will:
- Discover the potential uses of AI in fetal ultrasound
- Learn the risks and potential harms of AI in fetal ultrasound
- Evaluate unmet clinical needs to guide AI in healthcare
- Participate in the live Q&A to find answers to your questions
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This educational talk was created on 6th November 2025. All information contained in this session was correct at the time of distribution.
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