This AIUM community is for ultrasound professionals interested in development of ultrasound contrast agents and their safe and efficacious use for ultrasound examinations.See More

The Emergency & Critical Care Ultrasound Community includes individuals involved with the use of ultrasound in the analysis of emergency care patients. Disciplines vary from pediatrics, to obstetrics and gynecology, surgery, and general medicine.See More

The General & Abdominal Ultrasound Community represents professionals that are involved in general abdominal imaging, including areas of the abdomen and retroperitoneum, as well as superficial parts of the body.See More

The Fetal Echocardiography Community consists of professionals involved in the evaluation of the fetal heart with ultrasound imaging.

This community consists of professionals that perform sonography of the brain, cerebral circulation, the spine, and all peripheral nerves and muscles. Neursonology is applied to pathology at all life stages, from prenatal care to children and adults.

The Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Community consists of professionals involved in the sonographic imaging of the musculoskeletal system.

This group is a place for AIUM Annual Convention attendees and prospective attendees to find event information and share thoughts or questions about all aspects of the meeting.

This community represents individuals who use ultrasound in diagnosing and treating children.See More

This community consists of those involved with the actual performance of the ultrasound exam and those with an interest in ultrasound practice management. Topics include reimbursement, guidelines, management, repetitive stress injuries, and more.

Professionals interested in ultrasound imaging of the thyroid and parathyroid glands will discuss related topics including the ultrasound exam, thyroid cancer staging, and guided biopsies and interventional procedures.

The Gynecologic Ultrasound Community consists of professionals involved in the sonographic imaging of the female pelvis, including the fallopian tubes, uterus, and ovaries.

This community consists of professionals interested in all aspects of ob ultrasound. Discussions include administrative issues such as coding, practice administration, and news about legislation concerning obstetric ultrasound.

The purpose of the AIUM Journal Club is to expand the educational experience through in-depth discussion of the literature. "Sign up" or "Sign in" at the right and then review the getting started information below. Wewelcome your participationSee More