Uterine Programme
Learn to assess the endometrium using IETA and MUSA terminology, evaluate vascularity, and assess intracavity lesions.
Training & Certification
Access structured programmes with lectures, quizzes, interviews, and real clinical cases. Earn formal certification through the IOTA multiple-choice exam.
Continuous Education
Stay current through live case streams, continuously refreshed materials, and expert office hours.
Case Database
Explore detailed, validated cases with history, images, videos, outcomes, and pathology.
QC Assessment
Assess and benchmark your ultrasound interpretations against expert references (coming soon).
IETA App
Decision-support for standardized endometrium pathology assessment. Soon available for diagnostic use as Software as a Medical Device in select geographies.
Professional Support
Get direct assistance for onboarding, access, whether as an individual member or concerted institutional implementation.
Programme Modules
Module 1 – Describing the Endometrium Using IETA Terminology
Prof Thierry Van den Bosch explains how to describe and measure the endometrium according to IETA standards. Includes examples on thickness, echogenicity, and contour assessment.
Module 2 – Describing Vascularity of the Endometrium Using Colour Doppler
Prof Van den Bosch, Dr Yvette S. Groszmann, and Dr Christine De Bruyn illustrate how to evaluate vascular patterns and identify focal lesions with colour Doppler.
Module 3 – Use of Sonohysterography to Aid the Diagnosis of Intracavity Lesions
Dr Christine De Bruyn and Dr Ohad Rotenberg demonstrate how fluid instillation sonography helps detect and characterize intracavity pathology such as polyps or submucous fibroids.
Module 4 – Describing Intracavity Lesions Using IETA Terminology
Dr Christine De Bruyn and Dr Ruben Heremans show how to measure and describe intracavity lesions using standardized IETA terminology to ensure consistent reporting.
Module 5 – Ultrasonographic Evaluation of Endometrial Cancer
Prof Thierry Van den Bosch, Dr Juan Luis Alcazar, Dr Jen Barcroft, and Dr George Lockett discuss ultrasound features suspicious for malignancy and explore emerging radiomics applications.
Module 6 – Using the IETA Model
Dr George Lockett introduces the IETA risk model and its integration into clinical workflow. Includes a practice test and the official multiple-choice certification assessment.
Expert faculty
The Uterine Training and Certification programme is developed, delivered and maintained by leading members of the International Endometrial Tumor Analysis (IETA) group, and the Morphological Uterus Sonographic Assessment (MUSA) group.
Gynecologist and ultrasound researcher focused on endometrial/myometrial pathology and endometriosis.
OB/GYN ultrasound specialist with expertise in first-trimester and complex gynecologic cases.
Obstetrician-gynecologist with publications in gynecologic ultrasound, including MUSA-based uterine tumor assessment.
Maternal-fetal medicine physician specializing in fetal medicine and ultrasound.
Clinician with interests in gynecologic ultrasound and colposcopy; active in related research.
OB/GYN and researcher focusing on gynecologic ultrasound and adnexal masses.
O&G registrar with clinical interests in gynecologic ultrasound across early pregnancy, rapid access, and reproductive medicine.
O&G specialty registrar and research fellow developing ultrasound-based radiomics for endometrial cancer; also Clinical Advisor at Hertility.