GRWM ... but not what you think ... Get Reporting with Me! Let's report ultrasound together

Instead of watching me do my makeup, want to watch me report ultrasound?
In this new series, I'll take you through the process of reporting gynecology ultrasound with the latest and most evidence-based approach and terminology.
Check out this first video to see what gynecologic pathologies we'll find first!
Comment below with questions or requests for particular pathologies!

[@proudtobeamum]

Love your enthusiasm and it is contagious.

[@MobayQ]

Love this ! Looking forward to future episodes

[@user-yy2cy1tj6u]

Thanks a lot. Super helpful. Will be also great to see your final report of the examination at the end if possible, please. Many thanks.

[@MathewLeonardiMDPhD]

Good suggestion, I will think about how to integrate this idea

[@mahsaxx]

This is brilliant!!🙌🏼🤩

[@leonorv3152]

Thank you. Great!

[@lusinekarapetyan7431]

wonderful !! Please continue!Aren't echogenic islands present in that uterus, are they??

[@MathewLeonardiMDPhD]

Thanks for the kind words and comment! Can you let me know where you see it (timestamp) and I will check! You could be right!

[@kathryntaylor6384]

How long does this process of looking at cines/images, digesting what you see, settling on differential diagnoses take you when reporting without an 'audience"? So helpful to see your thought process though!

[@MathewLeonardiMDPhD]

Hi Kathryn - it honestly depends, sometimes things are very clear, very straightforward, and other times, I feel like I am scrolling back and forth over a video or a series of images. These videos are definitely longer than my typical scan review, but sometimes the complex ones can be long!