New Guidance on the Communication of Unexpected News
5th August 2020
Delivering unexpected news in obstetric ultrasound is challenging for healthcare professionals and can be a distressing experience for expectant parents View article
Ultrasound 2020 : Cardiff
The 2020 Annual meeting has unfortunately been cancelled
Ultrasound Journal - Call for Papers
Postgraduate Journal Prize
Interesting Cases
Share your unusual case with other BMUS members
Next Study Day
MSK Dissection Cadaveric Study Day - 5th September 2020
COVID-19 Resources
Documents and Guidance for Ultrasound Departments
Events Feed
Webinar: How to manage the incidental non-palpable testicular mass
19th August 2020
A presentation by Dr Simon Freeman from University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust on testicular mass. View Event
BMUS MSK Dissection Cadaveric Course 2020
5th September 2020
The aim of this study day is to invite experienced clinicians to speak on specific musculoskeletal conditions in relation to clinical anatomy, pathology and how these relate to ultrasound imaging. View Event
BMUS Paediatric Study Day 2020 - Postponed
25th September 2020
This Study Day has been postponed due to Coronavirus. 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'.