Nominations to BMUS Council - 2022
23rd June 2021
Applications are invited from resident UK BMUS members for several vacant positions, which arise at the end of the current year, on BMUS Council. View article
Ultrasound 2021: Call for papers now open for abstracts
The 2021 Annual Meeting will be held online between 29th November and 10th December 2021
Ultrasound Physics and Safety Committee Survey
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Interesting Cases
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Imaging of Salivary glands - ultrasound and beyond
COVID-19 Resources
Documents and Guidance for Ultrasound Departments
Professional & Clinical Guidance
Newly Published - Incidental Findings General Medical Ultrasound Examinations: Management and Diagnostic Pathways Guidance
Current Vacancies
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Study Days, Webinars and Other Events
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Latest News
Guidance for Optimising Practitioner and Patient Safety in Ultrasound Departments
16th April 2021
This guidance has been produced to provide advice for both patients and ultrasound practitioners accessing, and working within, ultrasound services as Government guidance around Covid-19 rules starts to relax. View article
Events Feed
Webinar: Advanced ultrasound in hand trauma
7th July 2021
An advanced level webinar for those who wish to learn more about this speciality and how it could be used in their own practice. View Event
Imaging for Endometriosis Virtual Workshop
9th July 2021
BMUS, BSGI and BSGI are pleased to bring this interactive workshop to sonographers, gynaecologists, surgeons and radiologists involved in the care of women with endometriosis. View Event
Webinar: Obstetrics lectures from the Australasian Sonography Association
21st July 2021
Lectures on obstetrics ultrasound View Event
The British Medical Ultrasound Society is a multi-disciplinary body whose objectives are:
- The advancement of the science and technology of ultrasonics as applied to medicine.
- The maintenance of the highest standards in these fields
- The advancement of education and research in these areas, and dissemination of the results.
- The provision of advice and information regarding ultrasound to the public at large.
Membership of the society is drawn from a wide range of disciplines including medical and paramedical professions, physicists, engineers, nurses, midwives, technicians, general practitioners, vets and others with an interest in medical ultrasound both in the United Kingdom and overseas.
The success of the Society stems to a great extent from its multi-disciplinary nature, its regular special topic meetings, its Annual Scientific meeting and its quarterly 'Journal'.