Ishita Mishra: Registrations are Open for the Module 2 of Masterclass in Adenomyosis
Ishita Mishra, Subspecialty Registrar in Reproductive Medicine (SST7) at Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust, shared on LinkedIn:
“Following the fantastic response to Module 1: Ultrasound Diagnosis of Adenomyosis, I’m delighted to announce Module 2 of our Masterclass in Adenomyosis: Clinical impact and ART management.
The feedback from Module 1 was incredibly encouraging, with participants describing the course as ‘exceeded expectations’, ‘brilliant’, and requesting more sessions like these. It was wonderful to see so much enthusiasm for advancing knowledge in this often under-recognised condition.
Module 2: Clinical Impact and ART Management in Adenomyosis
- Tuesday, 29th September 2026
- Birmingham Women’s Hospital
- Theme: Clinical decision-making in fertility care
This face-to-face masterclass will move beyond diagnosis and focus on translating ultrasound findings into evidence-based clinical management.
We’ll explore:
- The impact of adenomyosis on reproductive outcomes
- Management strategies in assisted conception cycles
- Surgical management
- Advances in adenomyosis diagnosis
- A practical clinical decision-making framework for personalised fertility care.
I am honoured to be joined by an outstanding faculty:
- Dr Mauro Cozzolino (Virtual)
- Mr Paul Smith
- Dr Sania Latif
Whether you’re a fertility clinician, nurse, sonographer or reproductive medicine trainee, this course is designed to help bridge the gap between imaging and clinical decision-making.
Registration deadline: 31st August 2026
Register here.
Places are limited, and we’d be delighted to welcome you for another interactive, evidence-based day dedicated to improving the care of women with adenomyosis.”
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