This module introduces the principles of fetal medicine, emphasizing the physiology of pregnancy, fetal growth and development, placental function, and maternal adaptations. Learners will understand the role of fetal medicine specialists, prenatal care pathways, ethical considerations, and the multidisciplinary approach required for managing high-risk pregnancies. The module establishes a strong foundation for advanced fetal assessment and clinical decision-making.

This module provides comprehensive training in obstetric ultrasound, including fetal anatomical surveys, normal fetal development, biometric measurements, and systematic image acquisition. Students gain proficiency in performing first, second, and third-trimester scans while recognizing normal and abnormal fetal anatomy.

This module focuses on prenatal screening methods, genetic counseling, chromosomal abnormalities, and diagnostic testing. Learners develop expertise in interpreting screening results, counseling families, and selecting appropriate invasive and non-invasive diagnostic techniques.

Students learn to identify, classify, and manage congenital fetal anomalies involving all major organ systems. The module emphasizes systematic anomaly detection, differential diagnosis, prognosis, and multidisciplinary counseling.

This module explores fetal growth restriction, macrosomia, placental abnormalities, and disorders affecting fetal well-being. Learners understand diagnosis, surveillance strategies, Doppler assessment, and evidence-based management.

This module develops competency in fetal Doppler studies, enabling learners to evaluate fetal circulation, placental function, and cardiovascular status for high-risk pregnancy management.

This module covers twin and higher-order pregnancies, chorionicity determination, fetal surveillance, and complications unique to multiple gestations.

Students study maternal medical disorders and their impact on fetal development, emphasizing collaborative care and fetal surveillance.

This module addresses congenital infections, teratogenic exposures, prenatal diagnosis, and preventive strategies for fetal health.

Learners gain exposure to fetal interventions, invasive procedures, indications, complications, and post-procedure care in modern fetal medicine.

This module focuses on comprehensive management of high-risk pregnancies requiring intensive fetal monitoring, multidisciplinary collaboration, and individualized care planning.

Students learn delivery planning for fetal anomalies and high-risk pregnancies while coordinating neonatal care and postnatal management.