Exam Techniques
How to revise for your MRCOG exam
There is an 8-step approach to success [...]
Track your MRCOG revision progress
Download our detailed syllabus checklists for MRCOG part [...]
MRCOG Part Three Lessons
The Lancet Miscarriage Series: key messages
Couples who have suffered a miscarriage often have three questions: why did it [...]
Lancet Miscarriage Series: Can miscarriages be prevented?
Couples who have suffered a miscarriage would want to know if a future [...]
Lancet Miscarriage Series: Why do women have to wait for three miscarriages before specialist care?
In the UK, women need to have had 3 miscarriages before they are [...]
Lancet Miscarriage Series: Why do black women miscarry more? What should be done?
An analysis, led by Arri Coomarasamy, Professor of Gynaecology at the University of [...]
Post-partum haemorrhage at caesarean section (Presentation at the Jhpiego PPH CoP Conference 2020)
Bleeding at and after caesarean section kills mothers, particularly in low resource countries. This [...]
Bowel injury during gynaecological surgery: An essential lesson for the MRCOG exam by ACE Courses
Bowel injury during gynaecological operation: an essential lesson of the MRCOG exam. What are [...]
Contraception after pregnancy in 10 Q&As: an Essential MRCOG lesson by ACE Courses.
Contraception after pregnancy in 10 questions and answers: an Essential MRCOG lesson by ACE [...]
Does progesterone prevent miscarriages? Fetal Medicine Foundation Webinar
The Fetal Medicine Foundation webinar, organised by the legend Professor Kypros Nicolaides, was attended [...]
MRCOG full lesson: Hereditary gynaecological cancers (BRCA1, BRCA2, RAD51C, RAD51D, BRIP1, Lynch…)
An MRCOG lesson on hereditary gynaecological cancers (BRCA1, BRCA2, RAD51C, RAD51D, BRIP1, Lynch syndrome, [...]
Progesterone for the Prevention of Miscarriage. The PRISM Trial: evidence and recommendations.
The PRISM trial is the largest ever randomised trial in miscarriage prevention; it recruited [...]
MRCOG lesson: Randomised controlled trials (RCTs) for the MRCOG exam: Part B. Statistics of RCTs
An MRCOG lesson on RCTs: Part B. In part A (please watch that video [...]
MRCOG lesson: Randomised controlled trials (RCTs): Part A: Quality of methods
An MRCOG lesson on RCTs. A randomised trial is the best design for [...]
MRCOG lesson: peri-operative management of a patient with diabetes
How do you manage a patient with diabetes who needs to have an operation? [...]
MRCOG lesson: Peri-operative management of a patient with thyroid disease
How do you manage a patient with thyroid disease (hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism or goitre) scheduled [...]
MRCOG lesson: peri-operative management of a patient with hypertension
Hypertension is common. I seem to get a patient with hypertension in almost every [...]
MRCOG lesson: peri-operative management of a patient with HIV
What are the peri-operative risks for a patient with HIV? How do you work-up [...]
MRCOG lesson on BLADDER INJURY: diagnosis and management
How do you diagnose and manage bladder injuries in patients having gynaecological operations? What [...]
MRCOG lesson on URETERIC INJURY: prevention, diagnosis and management
Ureteric injury: one of the most dreaded complications for a gynaecologist! What are the [...]
Exam Techniques
How to revise for your MRCOG exam
There is an 8-step approach to success [...]
Track your MRCOG revision progress
Download our detailed syllabus checklists for MRCOG part [...]
MRCOG Part Three Lessons
The Lancet Miscarriage Series: key messages
Couples who have suffered a miscarriage often have three questions: why did it [...]
Lancet Miscarriage Series: Can miscarriages be prevented?
Couples who have suffered a miscarriage would want to know if a future [...]
Lancet Miscarriage Series: Why do women have to wait for three miscarriages before specialist care?
In the UK, women need to have had 3 miscarriages before they are [...]
Lancet Miscarriage Series: Why do black women miscarry more? What should be done?
An analysis, led by Arri Coomarasamy, Professor of Gynaecology at the University of [...]
Post-partum haemorrhage at caesarean section (Presentation at the Jhpiego PPH CoP Conference 2020)
Bleeding at and after caesarean section kills mothers, particularly in low resource countries. This [...]
Bowel injury during gynaecological surgery: An essential lesson for the MRCOG exam by ACE Courses
Bowel injury during gynaecological operation: an essential lesson of the MRCOG exam. What are [...]
Contraception after pregnancy in 10 Q&As: an Essential MRCOG lesson by ACE Courses.
Contraception after pregnancy in 10 questions and answers: an Essential MRCOG lesson by ACE [...]
Does progesterone prevent miscarriages? Fetal Medicine Foundation Webinar
The Fetal Medicine Foundation webinar, organised by the legend Professor Kypros Nicolaides, was attended [...]
MRCOG full lesson: Hereditary gynaecological cancers (BRCA1, BRCA2, RAD51C, RAD51D, BRIP1, Lynch…)
An MRCOG lesson on hereditary gynaecological cancers (BRCA1, BRCA2, RAD51C, RAD51D, BRIP1, Lynch syndrome, [...]
Progesterone for the Prevention of Miscarriage. The PRISM Trial: evidence and recommendations.
The PRISM trial is the largest ever randomised trial in miscarriage prevention; it recruited [...]
MRCOG lesson: Randomised controlled trials (RCTs) for the MRCOG exam: Part B. Statistics of RCTs
An MRCOG lesson on RCTs: Part B. In part A (please watch that video [...]
MRCOG lesson: Randomised controlled trials (RCTs): Part A: Quality of methods
An MRCOG lesson on RCTs. A randomised trial is the best design for [...]
MRCOG lesson: peri-operative management of a patient with diabetes
How do you manage a patient with diabetes who needs to have an operation? [...]
MRCOG lesson: Peri-operative management of a patient with thyroid disease
How do you manage a patient with thyroid disease (hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism or goitre) scheduled [...]
MRCOG lesson: peri-operative management of a patient with hypertension
Hypertension is common. I seem to get a patient with hypertension in almost every [...]
MRCOG lesson: peri-operative management of a patient with HIV
What are the peri-operative risks for a patient with HIV? How do you work-up [...]
MRCOG lesson on BLADDER INJURY: diagnosis and management
How do you diagnose and manage bladder injuries in patients having gynaecological operations? What [...]
MRCOG lesson on URETERIC INJURY: prevention, diagnosis and management
Ureteric injury: one of the most dreaded complications for a gynaecologist! What are the [...]