SDMS Opens Registration for the 2026 International Endometriosis Imaging Congress
Society of Diagnostic Medical Sonography (SDMS) shared a post on LinkedIn:
“You are invited to celebrate the education and scientific endeavors of endometriosis imagers from across the world in sunny Miami Beach, Florida.
The SDMS is proud to provide SDMS CME credit for the second annual 2026 International Endometriosis Imaging Congress – a groundbreaking 2-day event uniting global experts in Miami Beach this February. Alliance Partner
Why Attend?
· Earn up to 12.75 SDMS CME credits
· Two specialized tracks designed for your experience level
· Learn cutting-edge US and MRI protocols from world-renowned faculty
· Network with radiologists, gynecologists, and imaging professionals worldwide
Whether you’re new to endometriosis imaging or an advanced practitioner, this congress offers comprehensive education to transform patient care.
Registration Now Open
· Sonographers and Technologists: $750 ($650 for speakers)
· February 21-22, 2026
· Hotel Fontainebleau Miami Beach
Join Dr. Wendaline VanBuren in advancing women’s health through diagnostic excellence. This is an opportunity you don’t want to miss!
Wendaline VanBuren, shared Society of Diagnostic Medical Sonography’s post, adding:
“I’m very excited to announce the ongoing alliance of the International Endometriosis Imaging Congress with Society of Diagnostic Medical Sonography (SDMS)! We have an entire two day track dedicated to sonographers! Submit your educational or scientific abstract!
Registration is open!
Discover how endometriosis ultrasound can change your practice and impact the lives of many women and families!”
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