Pathology in Pregnancy, University of Birmingham Conference Park, Birmingham

Whilst most pregnancies are uneventful and end happily, sadly some do not. When a pregnancy develops complications the diferent branches of pathology play a key role in investigating and managing the affected pregnancy, and in providing the parents with information to aid the management of future pregnancies.

The presentation will follow a pregnancy in which a congenital abnormality is identified, highlighting the interaction with different areas of pathology. In addition, the various pathology laboratories will be hosting interactive stands to demonstrate just some of their roles in modern health care.

Audience: A level and year 11 GCSE students.

Can members of the public attend? No

Minimum age: 15

Capacity: 100

Advance bookings: Required.

Refreshments: Soft drinks will be available.

Contact: Maria McLeod
Communications Manager
Birmingham Women's NHS Foundation Trust
0121 623 6984
maria.mcleod@bwhct.nhs.uk