Management of phaeochromocytoma in pregnancy Phaeochromocytomas are neuroendocrine tumours of the adrenal medulla that secrete catecholamines, which, when released into the bloodstream, typically cause paroxysmal symptoms of headache,…

📚 In pregnancy, most phaeochromocytomas are resected after delivery. Recent reviews suggest 70–77% undergo postpartum resection, with diagnosis often made at around 24–26 weeks’ gestation.
Read more in the #BJAEd: www.bjaed.org/article/S205...
#ObstetricMedicine #PerioperativeCare #BJAEd

The Society for Acute Medicine and Fellowship of Postgraduate Medicine Joint Meeting The Society for Acute Medicine (SAM) and the Fellowship of Postgraduate Medicine (FPM) will co-host a joint one-day conference, The Acute Medical Take: Tackling Difficult Cases. This focused conference brings together leading clinicians to address complex challenges in acute medical care across four key specialties: cardiology, neurology, respiratory, and toxicology. The programme features expert-led, case-based sessions on pressing topics such as cardiovascular emergencies in pregnancy, decision-making in head injury, acute respiratory failure, and substance misuse in the acute setting. Attendees will benefit from high-level clinical insights, practical decision-making guidance, and opportunities to engage with experts and peers. This conference promises to be a high-impact learning event for all clinicians involved in acute care. We look forward to seeing you in London on 6 February 2026!

Speaker Spotlight

We’re delighted to welcome Professor Cathy Nelson-Piercy, presenting:
“Cardiovascular Emergencies in Pregnancy”
Join us at the SAM & FPM Joint Meeting on the 6 Feb 2026.

Register: www.eventsforce.net/eventage/277...
#AcuteMedicine #ObstetricMedicine #Cardiology #CPD

The Society for Acute Medicine and Fellowship of Postgraduate Medicine Joint Meeting The Society for Acute Medicine (SAM) and the Fellowship of Postgraduate Medicine (FPM) will co-host a joint one-day conference, The Acute Medical Take: Tackling Difficult Cases. This focused conference brings together leading clinicians to address complex challenges in acute medical care across four key specialties: cardiology, neurology, respiratory, and toxicology. The programme features expert-led, case-based sessions on pressing topics such as cardiovascular emergencies in pregnancy, decision-making in head injury, acute respiratory failure, and substance misuse in the acute setting. Attendees will benefit from high-level clinical insights, practical decision-making guidance, and opportunities to engage with experts and peers. This conference promises to be a high-impact learning event for all clinicians involved in acute care. We look forward to seeing you in London on 6 February 2026!

Speaker Spotlight

We’re delighted to welcome Professor Cathy Nelson-Piercy, presenting:
“Cardiovascular Emergencies in Pregnancy”
Join us at the SAM & FPM Joint Meeting on the 6 Feb 2026.

Register: www.eventsforce.net/eventage/277...
#AcuteMedicine #ObstetricMedicine #Cardiology #CPD

Thank you all for joining us at MOMS Edinburgh 2025!
A fantastic meeting full of new colleagues, new friends, and collaboration across borders. The horizon looks bright for obstetric medicine!
✨🌍🤰
#MOMS2025 #ObstetricMedicine #MedEd #Collaboration #BrightFuture

📢 Can I have a baby? 📢

Join on 16th Oct 2025, 7.30–9.00pm (UK time) to discuss:
👶 Fertility preservation
🧬 Preimplantation genetic testing
🤰 Surrogacy

Free to attend & available on-demand for 4 weeks!
Register 👉 www.obstetricmedic.org.uk

#Fertility #ObstetricMedicine #ReproductiveHealth

🌟 New MOMS Webinar Series! 🌟

Breathe and Think: Neuro & Respiratory insights for Midwives
📅 30th Sept 2025
🕡 6:30–8:00 pm (BST)

👉 Free to attend & available for 4 weeks after via obstetricmedic.org.uk

🔗 Register via QR code on poster!
#Midwifery #ObstetricMedicine #Neuro #Respiratory #MOMS

Caring for Pregnant Patients with Cancer: A Framework for Ethical and Patient-Centred Care - PubMed (1) Background: Caring for pregnant cancer patients is clinically and ethically complex. There is no structured ethical guidance for healthcare professionals caring for these patients. (2) Objective: ...

📚 Framework for tx 🤰 with cancer: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38275896/
Key principles:
• 🤰 Respect for maternal autonomy
• ⚖️ Balancing dual obligations (mother & fetus)
• 🧠 Shared decision-making at every stage
Essential for all involved in complex pregnancy care.
#MaternalHealth #Obstetricmedicine

MacDonald Obstetric Medicine Society

💬Excellent overview of Gestational Trophoblastic Disease (GTD) from Prof. Winter
A nuanced topic with evolving treatments and clear guidance.
If you missed it - webinar still on-going or listen for the next 4 weeks at www.obstetricmedic.org.uk
#Oncology #GTD #MedicalEducation #obstetricmedicine

🩺 Cancer & Pregnancy — What Every Healthcare Provider Should Know
A vital webinar exploring the intersection of oncology, pregnancy, and palliative care.
📅 Free & open to all | ⏱️ 7:30–9:00 PM BST
📍 Register: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

#ObstetricMedicine #CancerCare #MedicalEducation

🚨 Following on from our hugely popular Intro to Cardiac Transplantation webinar, next in the BTPT series:

👶🧠 Pregnancy in Kidney Transplantation
🗓️ 18 June | 🕢 7:30 PM | 💻 MS Teams
🎙️ Dr Kate Bramham
Join here 👉 tinyurl.com/pregnancykid...

#kidneytransplant #pregnancy #renal #obstetricmedicine #O&G

It’s been a pleasure working with the FIGO committee on this guideline on liver disease and pregnancy. Designed to provide practical guidance on pre-existing and gestational liver disorders in both high, middle and low income countries. @cathwilliamson.bsky.social #obstetricmedicine #IJGO

Christian Medical College Vellore - Online Admissions

Applications open for Postdoctoral Fellowship in Obstetric Medicine at CMC Vellore.

Apply online at: admissions.cmcvellore.ac.in

#ObstetricMedicine
#obsmedsky

Impact of disease-modifying therapies on pregnancy outcomes in multiple sclerosis: a prospective cohort study from the German multiple sclerosis and pregnancy registry We observed an increased SGA risk, especially following highly-effective DMTs, although the pathomechanisms remain unclear. More research is needed on infection risks and MCAs, perhaps by linking different registries.

This study is a promising step towards a better understanding of how we can improve care for women navigating both MS and pregnancy.

#MultipleSclerosis
#ObstetricMedicine #TheLancet

@unibas.ch , excited to share and interact on this new platform !
#hypertensivedisorderofpregnancy
#ESH WG Hypertension in Women
#obstetricmedicine
#PPHT