What structural abnormalities can reliably be detected at the 11-13 weeks scan?

What is the most common location for an ectopic pregnancy?

A neonate with heart failure and intermittent tachyarrythmia is found to have severe right-sided cardiomegaly on chest X-ray carried out on day one of life. Echocardiography (and later cross-sectional imaging) demonstrates a tricuspid valve that is close to the apex of the heart, with a small right ventricle and a markedly enlarged right atrium.

Which one of the below medications may be associated with development of this condition?

What fetal radiation dose is considered the threshold for increased fetal anomalies according to the 2008 ACR guidelines?

Which of the following maternal injuries is NOT at increased risk due to the gravid uterus?

All the following may be considered as risk factors for tubo-ovarian abscess EXCEPT...

Which of the following is most likely to cause right heart dilatation?

The most common cause of primary postpartum hemorrhage is...

Which of the following is a unique feature of an extralobar bronchopulmonary sequestration?

What is the main abnormality demonstrated on this coronal MRI image?

In the pregnant trauma patient when is the uterus at most risk of injury? 

Which of the following is correct regarding a normal antenatal Doppler ultrasound study?

Which ultrasound scanning plane is best for assessing the uterus for congenital anatomical abnormalities?

Which of the following is NOT part of the Tetralogy of Fallot?

The overall prevalence of ectopic pregnancy is 2%. In a patient with first trimester bleeding, however, the prevalence increases to

Regarding the evaluation of intertwin membrane. All of the following are correct EXCEPT...

Which article did Frank attach this image to? 

A 1-month-old baby has a renal ultrasound as part of the workup after a UTI. A solid renal lesion is discovered in the upper pole. What is the most likely diagnosis?