The Italian guidelines on ultrasound in obstetrics and gynecology: Executive summary of recommendations for practice
- Anna Aprile
- Giuseppe Calì
- Nicola Chianchiano
- Valentina Chiappa
- Paola Corbella
- Vincenzo D'Addario
- Andrea Dall'Asta
- Valentina De Robertis
- Caterina Exacustos
- Alessandra Familiari
- Anna Fichera
- chiara Formigoni
- Tiziana Frusca
- Tullio Ghi
- Stefano Guerriero
- Ambra Iuculano
- Francesco Labate
- Pasquale Martinelli
- Giovanni Monni
- Maddalena Morlano
- Francesco Nonino
- Claudiana Olivieri
- Dario Paladini
- Cristina Peddes
- Federico Prefumo
- Giuseppe Rizzo
- Mariangela Rustico
- Laura Sarno
- Irene Sciacovelli
- Andrea Sciarrone
- Tamara Stampalija
- Fabrizio Taddei
- Tullia Todros
- Herbert Valensise
- Patrizia Vergani
- Nicola Volpe
- Paolo Volpe
- Carmela Votino
- Germano Bettoncelli
- Gabriella Bracalente
- Monica Collini Ceccatelli
- Mariapaola Costantini
- Antonino D'Aloia
- Enrico Ferrazzi
- Claudio Giorlandino
- Mariavittoria Locci
- Carla Verrotti di Pianella
- Elsa Viora
- Riccardo Zoia
- Katia Bilardo
- Maria Vicar
Publication date
January 2022
DOIAbstract
Recently the Italian Ministry of Health, through National Committee for the Clinical Excellence (CNEC), commissioned to different scientific societies a number of clinical guidelines, to be developed according to a standardized methodology [1]. The Italian Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology (SIEOG), together with other Italian scien- tific societies (SIGO, AOGOI, AGUI, SIMP, Italian Society of Legal Medicine, SIDiP, SIRU), has produced guidelines on the use of ultra- sound in obstetrics and gynecology [2] following the Grading of Rec- ommendations, Assessment, Development and Evaluations (GRADE) methodology [3,4] and reported according to the Appraisal of Guide- lines for Research and Evaluation Instrument (AGREE I...
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