Практические рекомендации ISUOG (обновленные): ультразвуковое исследование центральной нервной системы плода. Часть 2: проведение таргетной нейросонографии (перевод с англ. под ред. Р.С. Батаевой, Е.С. Некрасовой)

Международное общество ультразвуковых исследований в акушерстве и гинекологии (International Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology – ISUOG) является научной организацией, которая содействует развитию надлежащей клинической практики, обучению специалистов и проведению научных исследований в области диагностической визуализации в сфере здравоохранения женщины. Комитет по клиническим стандартам (ККС) ISUOG создан для разработки Практических рекомендаций и Консенсусных заявлений в качестве учебных рекомендаций, которые предлагают врачам единый экспертный подход к диагностической визуализации. Они представляют методики и подходы, проанализированные ISUOG и признанные передовой практикой на момент публикации. Несмотря на то что специалистами ISUOG были предприняты максимальные усилия для обеспечения точности текста Практических рекомендаций при его издании, тем не менее ни само ISUOG, ни кто-либо из его сотрудников или членов не несут юридической ответственности за последствия публикации какой-либо неточной или вводящей в заблуждение информации, методик или утверждений. Документы ККС ISUOG не предназначены для установления правовых стандартов оказания помощи, поскольку на интерпретацию данных, лежащих в основе Практических рекомендаций, могут влиять индивидуальные обстоятельства, местные протоколы и доступные ресурсы. Допускается свободное распространение утвержденных Практических рекомендаций по разрешению ISUOG (info@isuog.org). Подробная информация об уровнях убедительности рекомендаций и уровнях достоверности доказательств, используемых в Практических рекомендациях ISUOG, приведена в Приложении 1.

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