The course is designed to enhance your skills and achieve excellence in the diagnosis and management of Fetal central nervous system (CNS) anomalies. It offers a comprehensive approach covering anatomy, pathophysiology, and obtaining detailed images. Knowledge is acquired through intensive exposure to a large number of real cases representing all possible conditions and situations encountered in a fetal neurosonography unit.
The course is designed to enhance your skills and achieve excellence in the diagnosis and management of Fetal central nervous system (CNS) anomalies.
Language: English 
Presentation
Presentation
The course is designed to elevate your skills and achieve excellence in diagnosing and managing Fetal central nervous system (CNS) anomalies. It offers a comprehensive approach covering anatomy, pathophysiology, and the acquisition of detailed imaging. Knowledge is achived through intensive exposure to a large number of real cases spanning the spectrum of conditions encountered in a fetal neurosonography unit.
This program offers a unique opportunity to learn insights from experts on optimizing advanced Fetal neurosonography techniques while progressively deepening understanding of all pertinent CNS malformations. You will also become familiar with different options for Fetal therapy in some of the most common malformations and gain comprehensive advanced training in the assessment of Fetal CNS anatomy using imaging techniques, ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging.
With a strong focus on clinical decision-making, master classes and an in-person period in Barcelona are designed to complement specific skills in advanced neurosonography and prognosis evaluation, as well as the acquisition of crosscutting skills such as multidisciplinary interaction and patient counselling.
The interactive nature of the program facilitates active engagement through forum discussions, case sharing with experts, and participation in virtual master classes. Additionally, the two-week on-site training in Barcelona promises close interaction with experts and hands-on practical sessions
This unique academic initiative meets the growing demand for specialists equipped with in-depth knowledge in Fetal Neurology.
Objective audience
The course provides specialized training in Fetal neurology for Fetal medicine specialists and obstetric ultrasound professionals experienced in Fetal neurosonography. It aims to enrich their comprehension and clinical proficiency in Fetal neurology.
Objectives:
Empower participants to conduct thorough diagnoses and provide prenatal counseling for Fetal CNS anomalies by fostering a deep understanding of Fetal CNS anatomy and pathophysiology.
Specific Objectives:
Attain proficiency in the acquisition technique and anatomical knowledge required for the advanced evaluation of Fetal CNS anatomy using advanced neurosonography.
Effectively integrate additional imaging techniques, such as 3D ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging, into advanced neurosonography procedures.
Equip participants with the essential tools for diagnosing, managing, and counseling patients with Fetal CNS anomalies.
Integrate multidisciplinary approaches into the standard clinical management of Fetal CNS anomalies.
Identify the indications, limitations, and advantages of intrauterine therapy within specific clinical contexts.
Address the emotional needs of parents facing a diagnosis of a fetal CNS anomaly during pregnancy with empathy.
Course Details
Course Dates:
From November 4, 2024 to December 14, 2025
2 weeks on-site towards the end of the course.
Organization:
Fetal i + D Education Barcelona
Directors and Scientific Committee:
Elisenda Eixarch
Miriam Illa
Miriam Pérez
Fetal i+D Academic Direction and Supervision:
Francesc Figueras
Eduard Gratacós
Scientific Coordinator:
Elena Monterde
Language:
This course is taught in English.
Location:
The on-site training week will be in Barcelona, Spain.
Online disciplines will be facilitated through the virtual campus of Fetal i+D Education Barcelona®.
Inscription Fee:
The total cost of the course is €12,250.00 per student. To reserve your spot, a payment of €3,062.50 is required within 10 days of receiving confirmation of your place. The remaining amount can be paid in full or in three instalments of €3,062.50 (one instalment per month, depending on the date of place confirmation). Payments can be made via bank transfer, credit card, or PayPal. From May 30th, 2024, no refunds will be issued, except in the case of significant circumstances, which must be substantiated with necessary documentation.
More Information:
For more information, please do not hesitate to contact us using the contact form or via the following means:
WhatsApp: (+34) 692 90 45 39
Teaching Structure
Teaching Structure
The Specialization Diploma in Fetal Neurosonography includes 10 theoretical-practical modules covering fundamental and advanced concepts in Fetal CNS exploration, advanced understanding of Fetal CNS anomalies, and application of Fetal therapy.
Theoretical Modules:
The online modules feature theoretical classes based on clinical cases presented in video on the virtual campus. These modules have designated durations and are conducted sequentially. The test will be online, after the Masterclass session and the resolution of all student queries. The theoretical exam consists of multiple-choice questions, possibly incorporating images and videos, It will take place within specified dates.
Masterclass
Streaming Masterclasses will be scheduled with tutors or module directors in Zoom format, allowing students to interact live with experts and address their queries. These sessions, facilitated by a moderator, will precede the conclusion of the online exam period for each module to resolve all student doubts. Masterclass schedules will be announced in advance on the Virtual Campus.
Practicum
The practical component of the course is designed to equip students with the necessary skils for advanced neurosonography, demanding substantial dedication from participants. Each module includes a practical component where students must acquire and submit a specified number of ultrasound images meeting criteria outlined in theoretical classes. Some modules also require the presentation of clinically documented cases, along with corresponding images obtained by the student in their workplace.
These cases must be documented, with the diagnosis supported by specific key points of the observed defects. Additionally, any complementary tests conducted and a summary of recommended prenatal counselling for the pregnant woman must be explained.
The delivery schedule will be available on the Virtual Campus, with any changes to deadlines announced on the Campus calendar.
Course tutors will evaluate the images, providing personalized feedback to assist students in identifying potential shortcomings and enhancing their clinical skills.
Forum
The program includes an online forum hosted on a Moodle platform, facilitating interaction among attendees and faculty. It will be available to students at the beginning of each module.
Students must resolve clinical cases in different situations, including differential diagnosis, establishing a study protocol, and a follow-up plan for each case, considering prognostic evaluation.
The high level of experience of the teaching team will guide participants through cases of varying complexity. This innovative and dynamic part of the course will allow participants to acquire the tools to conduct a comprehensive and systematic evaluation of most CNS anomalies from a practical management perspective.
On-Site training week
The on-site part consists of two weeks in Barcelona, from March 3rd to March 14th, 2025. This stage will entail a visit to Fetal Neurosonography Unit at Sant Joan de Déu Hospital in BCNatal (Center for Maternal-Fetal and Neonatal Medicine in Barcelona). This on-site stay will take place towards the end of the course and aims to improve advanced neurosonography techniques, consolidate knowledge, integrate multidisciplinary clinical management, better understand advanced imaging techniques, and facilitate interaction with mentors and team members.
Activities during the on-site period:
– “Meet the Professor” sessions: Engage in discussions with professors on the most pertinent topics of each module, grounded in clinical cases.
– Classes by international experts: Benefit from lectures by renowned international experts on specialized topics such as advanced magnetic resonance, genetics in CNS anomalies, fetal therapy, and fetal brain remodeling. This offers students the opportunity to interact not only with postgraduate professors but also with experts from other institutions.
– Practical workshops: sessions with volunteer patients for advanced fetal neurosonography, with a limited number of participants. These sessions provide the skills to correct the performance in detailed examination.
– Communication workshops: Learn techniques for communicate difficult news and honing multidisciplinary management skills to ensure a comprehensive assessment of cases.
– Clinical case sessions to reinforce knowledge of diagnosis and management of major pathologies.
– Research project defense: Present and defend the research project, allowing discussion with other course students and professors.
Research Project
The training program includes the completion of a research project, which will be assessed by the Academic Committee. Typically, this project entails a critical review of literature on a specific topic, which may be supplemented with original data from the student’s institution. Under the guidance and supervision of a mentor, the student personally conducts the research project.
Preregistration
Preregistration
The number of spots is limited. To apply for a spot, it is necessary to preregister by filling out the form as soon as possible due to the limited number of spots available.
Requirements for Preregistration:
– To be a graduate in Medicine and Surgery with a specialization in Gynecology and Obstetrics, Imaging, Radiology, or Pediatrics, with experience in evaluating the fetal nervous system.
– Complete the form in the “Register” section, providing the requested CV and motivation letter details.
Important Note: Incomplete applications will not be considered or responded to. It is important to carefully read all the information provided.
Preregistration implies a commitment to participate in the planned teaching activities to pass the course and make payments within the established deadlines. Therefore, individuals who are not sure if they can commit are kindly requested to refrain from preregistering.
Considerations before Preregistering:
To validate the studies, specific procedures are required to verify the issuing institution’s existence, the pursued studies, and the obtained degrees and grades.
Note: This verification process is only applicable to individuals who have already been selected for the course. Complete information on this aspect will be provided to selected students.
Required Documentation Based on Origin:
1) Students with university studies completed in Spain:
– Simple copy of ID/Passport.
– Simple copy of the official university degree in Medicine and Surgery.
– Completed and signed self-declaration attesting to document accuracy.
2) Students with university studies completed outside of Spain:
– Option 1:
– Simple copy of ID/Passport.
– Simple copy of the degree in Medicine and Surgery homologated in Spain.
– Completed and signed self-declaration attesting to document accuracy.
– Option 2:
– Simple copy of ID/Passport.
– Simple copy of the official university degree.
– Simple copy of the academic record (including official duration, curriculum, subjects studied, workload or credits, and grades).
– Authorization request for foreign degree completed and signed by the applicant.
– Completed and signed self-declaration attesting to document accuracy. If documents are not in Catalan, Spanish, English, Italian, French, or Portuguese, an official translation into Catalan or Spanish must accompany them.
Requirements for Official Translations:
Official translations can be performed by:
Documents to Download If Selected:
These documents must be sent by courier to the following address before the course starts:
Medicina Fetal Barcelona
Av. Diagonal 361, Principal Segunda
08037 – Barcelona, Spain
Response to Preregistration Requests:
Selected students will receive an email indicating that they have been accepted and providing necessary information to initiate the process, within approximately one month from the preregistration date. Applicants who are not accepted will receive an email notifying them of their application status.
Cancellations:
In case of dropout from the course, the applicant will be required to submit a letter to the course coordinator requesting the cancellation of their registration. The registration fee is non-refundable.
Course Acreditation
Certification:
To obtain the certification, it is essential to complete each module, including the theoretical and practical components involving image presentations and the final project.
– A diploma from Medicina Materno Fetal Barcelona will be issued, certifying the accomplishment of a “Specialization Diploma in Fetal Neurosonography,” along with a certificate indicating the grades obtained.
– The University of Barcelona accredits the course. Participants will also receive a proprietary title of “Specialization Diploma in Fetal Neurosonography” with 32 ECTS credits (equivalent to 800 hours) issued by the Institut de Formació Continuada (IL3) of the University of Barcelona.
What is a proprietary title from the University?
Proprietary degree courses from the University of Barcelona are designed to specialize and deepen the knowledge of professionals already in practice.
Requirements for Obtaining the Certificate:
To obtain the Certificate, the student must complete the following conditions:
– Attend 80% of the on-site sessions
– Pass each module separately, the test and the practicum
– Participate in the forums
– Successfully complete the final project
Contact us
For any requires, please do not hesitate to contact us using the contact form or through the following means:
Xènia Riba
Address:
Avinguda Diagonal, 361, Principal 2ª
08037 Barcelona, Spain
Faculty
Faculty
The faculty will comprise teaching professionals from Medicina Maternofetal Barcelona, as well as external collaborators. All faculty members are specialists in fields such as Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Radiology, Neurology, Neonatology, Neurosurgery, and others.
Presentation
The course is designed to elevate your skills and achieve excellence in diagnosing and managing Fetal central nervous system (CNS) anomalies. It offers a comprehensive approach covering anatomy, pathophysiology, and the acquisition of detailed imaging. Knowledge is achived through intensive exposure to a large number of real cases spanning the spectrum of conditions encountered in a fetal neurosonography unit.
This program offers a unique opportunity to learn insights from experts on optimizing advanced Fetal neurosonography techniques while progressively deepening understanding of all pertinent CNS malformations. You will also become familiar with different options for Fetal therapy in some of the most common malformations and gain comprehensive advanced training in the assessment of Fetal CNS anatomy using imaging techniques, ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging.
With a strong focus on clinical decision-making, master classes and an in-person period in Barcelona are designed to complement specific skills in advanced neurosonography and prognosis evaluation, as well as the acquisition of crosscutting skills such as multidisciplinary interaction and patient counselling.
The interactive nature of the program facilitates active engagement through forum discussions, case sharing with experts, and participation in virtual master classes. Additionally, the two-week on-site training in Barcelona promises close interaction with experts and hands-on practical sessions
This unique academic initiative meets the growing demand for specialists equipped with in-depth knowledge in Fetal Neurology.
Objective audience
The course provides specialized training in Fetal neurology for Fetal medicine specialists and obstetric ultrasound professionals experienced in Fetal neurosonography. It aims to enrich their comprehension and clinical proficiency in Fetal neurology.
Objectives:
Empower participants to conduct thorough diagnoses and provide prenatal counseling for Fetal CNS anomalies by fostering a deep understanding of Fetal CNS anatomy and pathophysiology.
Specific Objectives:
Attain proficiency in the acquisition technique and anatomical knowledge required for the advanced evaluation of Fetal CNS anatomy using advanced neurosonography.
Effectively integrate additional imaging techniques, such as 3D ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging, into advanced neurosonography procedures.
Equip participants with the essential tools for diagnosing, managing, and counseling patients with Fetal CNS anomalies.
Integrate multidisciplinary approaches into the standard clinical management of Fetal CNS anomalies.
Identify the indications, limitations, and advantages of intrauterine therapy within specific clinical contexts.
Address the emotional needs of parents facing a diagnosis of a fetal CNS anomaly during pregnancy with empathy.
Course Dates:
From November 4, 2024 to December 14, 2025
2 weeks on-site towards the end of the course.
Organization:
Fetal i + D Education Barcelona
Directors and Scientific Committee:
Elisenda Eixarch
Miriam Illa
Miriam Pérez
Fetal i+D Academic Direction and Supervision:
Francesc Figueras
Eduard Gratacós
Scientific Coordinator:
Elena Monterde
Language:
This course is taught in English.
Location:
The on-site training week will be in Barcelona, Spain.
Online disciplines will be facilitated through the virtual campus of Fetal i+D Education Barcelona®.
Inscription Fee:
The total cost of the course is €12,250.00 per student. To reserve your spot, a payment of €3,062.50 is required within 10 days of receiving confirmation of your place. The remaining amount can be paid in full or in three instalments of €3,062.50 (one instalment per month, depending on the date of place confirmation). Payments can be made via bank transfer, credit card, or PayPal. From May 30th, 2024, no refunds will be issued, except in the case of significant circumstances, which must be substantiated with necessary documentation.
More Information:
For more information, please do not hesitate to contact us using the contact form or via the following means:
WhatsApp: (+34) 692 90 45 39
Teaching Structure
The Specialization Diploma in Fetal Neurosonography includes 10 theoretical-practical modules covering fundamental and advanced concepts in Fetal CNS exploration, advanced understanding of Fetal CNS anomalies, and application of Fetal therapy.
Theoretical Modules:
The online modules feature theoretical classes based on clinical cases presented in video on the virtual campus. These modules have designated durations and are conducted sequentially. The test will be online, after the Masterclass session and the resolution of all student queries. The theoretical exam consists of multiple-choice questions, possibly incorporating images and videos, It will take place within specified dates.
Masterclass
Streaming Masterclasses will be scheduled with tutors or module directors in Zoom format, allowing students to interact live with experts and address their queries. These sessions, facilitated by a moderator, will precede the conclusion of the online exam period for each module to resolve all student doubts. Masterclass schedules will be announced in advance on the Virtual Campus.
Practicum
The practical component of the course is designed to equip students with the necessary skils for advanced neurosonography, demanding substantial dedication from participants. Each module includes a practical component where students must acquire and submit a specified number of ultrasound images meeting criteria outlined in theoretical classes. Some modules also require the presentation of clinically documented cases, along with corresponding images obtained by the student in their workplace.
These cases must be documented, with the diagnosis supported by specific key points of the observed defects. Additionally, any complementary tests conducted and a summary of recommended prenatal counselling for the pregnant woman must be explained.
The delivery schedule will be available on the Virtual Campus, with any changes to deadlines announced on the Campus calendar.
Course tutors will evaluate the images, providing personalized feedback to assist students in identifying potential shortcomings and enhancing their clinical skills.
Forum
The program includes an online forum hosted on a Moodle platform, facilitating interaction among attendees and faculty. It will be available to students at the beginning of each module.
Students must resolve clinical cases in different situations, including differential diagnosis, establishing a study protocol, and a follow-up plan for each case, considering prognostic evaluation.
The high level of experience of the teaching team will guide participants through cases of varying complexity. This innovative and dynamic part of the course will allow participants to acquire the tools to conduct a comprehensive and systematic evaluation of most CNS anomalies from a practical management perspective.
On-Site training week
The on-site part consists of two weeks in Barcelona, from March 3rd to March 14th, 2025. This stage will entail a visit to Fetal Neurosonography Unit at Sant Joan de Déu Hospital in BCNatal (Center for Maternal-Fetal and Neonatal Medicine in Barcelona). This on-site stay will take place towards the end of the course and aims to improve advanced neurosonography techniques, consolidate knowledge, integrate multidisciplinary clinical management, better understand advanced imaging techniques, and facilitate interaction with mentors and team members.
Activities during the on-site period:
– “Meet the Professor” sessions: Engage in discussions with professors on the most pertinent topics of each module, grounded in clinical cases.
– Classes by international experts: Benefit from lectures by renowned international experts on specialized topics such as advanced magnetic resonance, genetics in CNS anomalies, fetal therapy, and fetal brain remodeling. This offers students the opportunity to interact not only with postgraduate professors but also with experts from other institutions.
– Practical workshops: sessions with volunteer patients for advanced fetal neurosonography, with a limited number of participants. These sessions provide the skills to correct the performance in detailed examination.
– Communication workshops: Learn techniques for communicate difficult news and honing multidisciplinary management skills to ensure a comprehensive assessment of cases.
– Clinical case sessions to reinforce knowledge of diagnosis and management of major pathologies.
– Research project defense: Present and defend the research project, allowing discussion with other course students and professors.
Research Project
The training program includes the completion of a research project, which will be assessed by the Academic Committee. Typically, this project entails a critical review of literature on a specific topic, which may be supplemented with original data from the student’s institution. Under the guidance and supervision of a mentor, the student personally conducts the research project.
Preregistration
The number of spots is limited. To apply for a spot, it is necessary to preregister by filling out the form as soon as possible due to the limited number of spots available.
Requirements for Preregistration:
– To be a graduate in Medicine and Surgery with a specialization in Gynecology and Obstetrics, Imaging, Radiology, or Pediatrics, with experience in evaluating the fetal nervous system.
– Complete the form in the “Register” section, providing the requested CV and motivation letter details.
Important Note: Incomplete applications will not be considered or responded to. It is important to carefully read all the information provided.
Preregistration implies a commitment to participate in the planned teaching activities to pass the course and make payments within the established deadlines. Therefore, individuals who are not sure if they can commit are kindly requested to refrain from preregistering.
Considerations before Preregistering:
To validate the studies, specific procedures are required to verify the issuing institution’s existence, the pursued studies, and the obtained degrees and grades.
Note: This verification process is only applicable to individuals who have already been selected for the course. Complete information on this aspect will be provided to selected students.
Required Documentation Based on Origin:
1) Students with university studies completed in Spain:
– Simple copy of ID/Passport.
– Simple copy of the official university degree in Medicine and Surgery.
– Completed and signed self-declaration attesting to document accuracy.
2) Students with university studies completed outside of Spain:
– Option 1:
– Simple copy of ID/Passport.
– Simple copy of the degree in Medicine and Surgery homologated in Spain.
– Completed and signed self-declaration attesting to document accuracy.
– Option 2:
– Simple copy of ID/Passport.
– Simple copy of the official university degree.
– Simple copy of the academic record (including official duration, curriculum, subjects studied, workload or credits, and grades).
– Authorization request for foreign degree completed and signed by the applicant.
– Completed and signed self-declaration attesting to document accuracy. If documents are not in Catalan, Spanish, English, Italian, French, or Portuguese, an official translation into Catalan or Spanish must accompany them.
Requirements for Official Translations:
Official translations can be performed by:
Documents to Download If Selected:
These documents must be sent by courier to the following address before the course starts:
Medicina Fetal Barcelona
Av. Diagonal 361, Principal Segunda
08037 – Barcelona, Spain
Response to Preregistration Requests:
Selected students will receive an email indicating that they have been accepted and providing necessary information to initiate the process, within approximately one month from the preregistration date. Applicants who are not accepted will receive an email notifying them of their application status.
Cancellations:
In case of dropout from the course, the applicant will be required to submit a letter to the course coordinator requesting the cancellation of their registration. The registration fee is non-refundable.
Certification:
To obtain the certification, it is essential to complete each module, including the theoretical and practical components involving image presentations and the final project.
– A diploma from Medicina Materno Fetal Barcelona will be issued, certifying the accomplishment of a “Specialization Diploma in Fetal Neurosonography,” along with a certificate indicating the grades obtained.
– The University of Barcelona accredits the course. Participants will also receive a proprietary title of “Specialization Diploma in Fetal Neurosonography” with 32 ECTS credits (equivalent to 800 hours) issued by the Institut de Formació Continuada (IL3) of the University of Barcelona.
What is a proprietary title from the University?
Proprietary degree courses from the University of Barcelona are designed to specialize and deepen the knowledge of professionals already in practice.
Requirements for Obtaining the Certificate:
To obtain the Certificate, the student must complete the following conditions:
– Attend 80% of the on-site sessions
– Pass each module separately, the test and the practicum
– Participate in the forums
– Successfully complete the final project
For any requires, please do not hesitate to contact us using the contact form or through the following means:
Xènia Riba
Address:
Avinguda Diagonal, 361, Principal 2ª
08037 Barcelona, Spain
Faculty
The faculty will comprise teaching professionals from Medicina Maternofetal Barcelona, as well as external collaborators. All faculty members are specialists in fields such as Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Radiology, Neurology, Neonatology, Neurosurgery, and others.
Research Project.
Fetal i+D Academic Direction and Supervision
Eduard Gratacós
Director of BCNatal (Hospital Clínic Barcelona and Hospital Sant Joan de Déu Barcelona), and full Professor at the University of Barcelona.
Expert in Fetal Medicine and Fetal Surgery, he has participated in the design of new techniques and procedures, and has performed over 1800 fetal interventions.
Editor-in-Chief of Fetal Diagnosis & Therapy journal.
Coordinator of more than 150 onsite and online courses, postgraduate and master’s degrees, and the Erasmus Mundus international doctorate for the European Commission.
Coordinator of >60 national and international research projects, director of 39 doctoral theses, and author of more than 485 articles published in indexed journal with an impact factor.
Francesc Figueras
Head of the Department of Maternal-Fetal Medicine at Hospital Clinic (Barcelona) and Full Professor of the University of Barcelona.
Master’s Degree in Research Methodology for Health Sciences by the Autonomous University of Barcelona.
Postgraduate degree in Public Health by the University of Edinburgh.
Research lines in Fetal Growth Restriction and Preeclampsia: author of ~260 articles in indexed journals (~760 Impact Factor). h-Factor 59. Author of 15 book chapters, and Editor of 6 published books.
Invited speaker to more than 200 international congresses and conferences.
Director of 14 PhD Thesis Projects.
Principal Investigator of 10 public-funded competitive research projects.
Directors
Elisenda Eixarch
Post-doctoral researcher at the Fetal and Perinatal Medicine Research Group, IDIBAPS.
Coordinator of the research lines on “Fetal Neurodevelopment” and “Fetal Therapy and Surgery,” with extensive experience in research using animal models and neuroimaging.
Associate professor at the University of Barcelona.
Specialist in Fetal Medicine, member of the Fetal Neurosonography Unit, and the fetal surgery team with over 250 surgeries as an assistant and 20 surgeries as the lead surgeon.
Has published over 85 scientific articles in international journals with an H-index of 29.
Miriam Pérez
Postdoctoral researcher and teacher in numerous specialized courses in Fetal I + D Education and international conferences.
She is a researcher for the Maternal and Child Health and Development Network (RedSAMID) funded by the Carlos III Health Institute and focuses her research on neurodevelopment in congenital heart disease.
She is responsible for the prenatal circuit of Perinatal Palliative Cures group at the Sant Joan de Déu Hospital.
Miriam Illa
Medical specialist in Fetal Medicine at BCNatal (Hospital Clínic de Barcelona and Hospital Sant Joan de Déu).
Post-doctoral researcher and teacher in numerous specialized courses in Fetal I + D Education and international conferences.
She is the moderator of the forum “Normal pregnancy”.
Professors
Narcís Masoller
Narcís Masoller is a senior specialist in the Maternal-Fetal Medicine Department at Hospital Clínic, Barcelona.
He focuses most of his daily activity in the Fetal Cardiology, Fetal Neurosonography and Placental and Myometrial Pathology Units.
Doctor in Medicine by the University of Barcelona, he has published more than 20 scientific articles in international journals with an impact factor and has participated as a teacher in numerous courses and conferences.
