2ND INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS
Ultrasound &
Perinatal
Medicine
"Synergy in Practice: Transforming Perinatal Outcomes through Obstetric and Neonatal Partnership"
REGISTRATION FEES
EARLY BIRD
Best Value
₦40,000
₦50,000
LATE REGISTRATION
₦60,000
ONSITE
₦100,000
PRE-CONFERENCE
Please be advised that the deadline for early-bird registration is July 14, 2026, while the final cutoff date for late registration is August 7, 2026.
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CareOne Digital Hospitals
CareOne is presented as APS 2026’s Strategic Congress Partner and Digital Infrastructure Partner — supportive, institutional, and aligned with the congress mission.
Mission–Driven Partnership
CareOne supports APS in advancing maternal, fetal and neonatal health across Africa through digital health infrastructure, hospital systems, clinical capacity building, and partnership-led innovation.
NeoLife Kano story: 500+ babies treated with a 96% survival outcome, showing what focused neonatal systems can achieve in Africa.
Congress Venue
Why Kano?
Kano: A Neonatal Epicenter
Largest Neonatal burden in Nigeria
Kano state faces significant perinatal challenges, making it the ideal location to advance solutions.
NeoLife Success Story
500+ babies treated with 96% survival rate—proof that African-led innovation works.
Academic Excellence
Collaboration with Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital and Bayero University — world-class institutions.
The Kano Vision
Kano is not just a venue—it is a symbol. By holding APS 2026 here, we signal Africa’s commitment to solving Africa’s maternal and neonatal health crises through African-led innovation, research, and clinical excellence.
Supported by CareOne’s neonatal transformation agenda.
Sub-Themes
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Pre-eclampsia / Eclampsia
Screening, Prevention & Treatment — tackling one of the most dangerous obstetric conditions with evidence-based approaches.
02
Ultrasound for Optimal Prenatal Outcomes
Leveraging ultrasound technology as an indispensable tool in achieving better prenatal surveillance and diagnosis.
03
Preterm Pregnancy Management
New approaches and innovations in the management of preterm pregnancies for improved neonatal outcomes.
04
Telemedicine in Rural Perinatal Care
Telemedicine as a panacea for achieving good neonatal outcomes in resource-limited rural settings across Africa.
Who Should Attend?
Obstetricians & Gynecologists
Specialists in maternal-fetal medicine
Neonatologists & Pediatricians
Newborn and child health specialists
Radiologists & Sonographers
Diagnostic imaging professionals
Residents & Midwives
Trainees in obstetrics and midwifery
Researchers & Academics
Clinical and academic perinatal researchers
Call for Abstracts
Submit Your Abstract
Healthcare professionals, researchers, residents, sonologists, radiographers, nurses, midwives and students are invited to submit abstracts for Oral and Poster Presentations.
Abstract Guidelines
- Maximum 300 words
- Structure: Background • Aim • Methodology • Results • Conclusion
- Include 3–5 Keywords
Abstract Guidelines
- 📅 Opens: 15 June 2026
- 📅 Closes: 14 July 2026
Submit To
Send your abstract via email to either of the addresses below:
ORGANIZED BY
Organizing Bodies
African Perinatal Society
Lead Organizer
Int'l Academy of Perinatal Medicine
Co-Organizer
The Fetus as Patient
Co-Organizer
Bayero University Kano
Academic Partner
Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital
Local Collaborator
