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Together we design the future of women‘s health
22
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Annual
ESGE
Congress
16.-19.10.2013 Berlin
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ESGE Welcome Message
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FOG Welcome Message
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We all welcome you to Berlin
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ESGE Congress Highlights
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ESGE Programme at a glance
Wednesday, 16
thOctober 2013
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Thursday, 17
thOctober 2013
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Friday, 18
thOctober 2013
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Saturday, 19
thOctober 2013
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Joint ESGE / FOG / DAGG Pro & Contra Meetings
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ESGE Postgraduate Courses
. . . .18
The German Guideline on Indications for
and Methods of Hysterectomy
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Winners Day
. . . .23
The Young Endoscopists Platform
. . . .24
Abstract Submission
. . . .27
Preliminary Invited Speakers, Surgeons and Chairs
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Get-Together Evening
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Registration
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General Information
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Travel Information
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Congress Hotel
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Hotels
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Exhibitors and Sponsors
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Location Map
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Welcome to
Dr. rudi Campo
Prof. Dr. Dr. rudy Leon De Wilde
ESGE President Congress President
Prof. Dr. Sara Brucker
Prof. Dr. arnaud Wattiez
Congress President Congress Chair
Dear Colleagues and Friends,
It is our great pleasure to invite you to attend the 22
ndAnnual International
Congress of the European Society of Gynaecological Endoscopy in Berlin, one
of the world‘s most up-and-coming cities, on 16
th–19
thOctober 2013.
The slogan of our conference is also our common mission:
“together we design the future of women’s health”.
It is a great pleasure and honour to organise this European initiative in collaboration
with the German Academy of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians (DAGG) and the
Forum Operative Gynaecology (FOG), the association of the German working groups
on gynaecological surgery.
This partnership in synergy will allow us to face the universal challenge of providing
global women’s health of the future with a state-of-the-art medicine, including all
innovative and minimal invasive methods of diagnosis and treatment.
The DAGG, joining forces with the ESGE and the FOG, aims to tackle one of the
greatest obstacles for modern women’s health, namely the deficiency of optimal
training and continuous education for the young generation of gynaecologists.
The ESGE and its German peer, the Workgroup Gynaecologic Endoscopy (AGE)
of the DGGG, who found each other in the field of scientific validated training
modalities, converted this part of their common mission into internationally
certified education and training programmes for gynaecological endoscopy.
This brings together a scientific mission and national validated training programmes
in gynaecological surgery. State-of-the-art teaching and learning programmes
in the entire field of women’s health will complete the programme of this first
joint congress. This event, rooted in inter national collegiality, can become an
unforgettable milestone and a beacon for our future-oriented vision.
We greatly look forward to seeing you in Berlin.
22
nd
Annual
ESGE
FOG
6
Congress
of
th
Prof. Dr. Klaus J. Neis
Dr. Claus P. Möller
Coordinator of the FOG President of the 6th FOG Congress
Prof. Dr. andree Faridi
Prof. Dr. Christl reisenauer
Vice President of the 6th FOG Congress Vice President of the 6th FOG Congress
Dear Colleagues,
We would like to extend you a warm invitation to Berlin on the occasion of the
6
thCongress of the FOG.
This time, we are holding the congress in conjunction with the ESGE. The
European Urogynaecology Association will also be in attendance, represented
by its most important members.
This will enable all participants to have the entire spectrum of operative
gynaecology from both the German and the European perspective presented to
them. As a result of these framework conditions, the language of the congress
will primarily be English.
Although breast cancer therapy is not something that is covered by gynaecologists
internationally, we still wish to provide central inclusion of the AWOgyn, in
accordance with the FOG intention, live surgery, lectures and workshops of the
AWOgyn and will be integrated into the overall programme in separate symposia
carried out in German.
This ensures that all FOG themes can also be represented comprehensively at
this international congress.
Please make a note of this date, as this congress will be even more exciting than
any of the previous FOG congresses.
During the course of planning for this congress we have become increasingly
aware that it is going to be an outstanding event. A concentration of operative
manual and theoretical competence of this nature will likely remain a unique
event even in the long term.
Prof. Dr. andree Faridi
Prof. Dr. Christl reisenauer
6th FOG Congress Vice President 6th FOG Congress Vice President
Prof. Dr. Sara Brucker
Prof. Dr. Dr. rudy Leon De Wilde
Congress President Congress President
Prof. Dr. Klaus J. Neis
Dr. Claus P. Möller
FOG Coordinator 6th FOG Congress President
Forum Operative Gynäkologie
Prof. Dr. Franz Kainer
Prof. Dr. Olaf Ortmann
DAGG Congress President DAGG Co-Chair and Managing Director
Deutsche Akademie für Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe
Dr. rudi Campo
Prof. Dr. arnaud Wattiez
ESGE President Congress Chair
Highlights of the ESGE Congress
• Scientific programme will consist of live surgical demonstrations, keynote lectures,
invited lectures and more
• A different approach for the live surgical sessions will be provided, searching for
a balance between science and real everyday needs
• Novel collaboration with German breast surgeons
• Close collaboration with the German Academy of young residents ensures a large
participation in the practical courses
• Controversial debates to include
· Should every intrauterine pathology be removed in childbearing age?
· Should salpingectomy be done during hysterectomy?
· Laparoscopy as the first approach in oncology?
· Is remaining disease acceptable in endometriosis?
important reasons to participate
The Annual Congress of the ESGE is the most
important congress on innovative techniques in
gynaecological endoscopy on an international
level.
• Well-known meeting point for clinical,
scientific and practical exchange in the field
of gynaecological endoscopy
• European Certification Programme
• Winners Day
• Exciting Postgraduate Courses
• New technology presentations
ESGE Programme at a glance
Wednesday, 16
October 2013
8.30
10.00 Break Break
Urogynaecology 1 Chair: W. Bader (Germany) J.-B. Dubuisson (Switzerland)
Laparoscopic challenges Chair: a. Fauconnier (France) i. Meinhold-Heerlein (Germany)
Single Port Chair: J.-P. Estrade (France)
L. Mereu (italy) 10.30 incontinence and pelvic organ Impact on quality of life after
prolapse surgery
Emergency surgery
in gynaecology Single port laparoscopic myomectomy
10.45
Role of single-incision slings in treatment of stress urinary incontinence – same efficacy with less complication?
Update in adnexal torsion The future of single port surgery Chair: M. Lauwers (Belgium)Free Communications 1 C. Nappi (italy)
Free Communications 2 Chair: F. De Bruyne (Luxembourg)
V. Kopitovic (Serbia)
11.00 Lapaproscopic sacrocolpopexy: outcomes 20 years after Laparoscopy in diagnosis of acute abdomen Laparoscopic single port access in current practice in gynaecology 11.15 Standardization of laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy surgical or medical treatment? Polycystic ovarian syndrome: Does single port acces laparoscopy reduce pain? 11.30 and U incontinence: how to select Laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy
patients?
Laparoscopic resection of bowel affected by endometriosis
Recovery and return to work after gynaecological surgery, is it affected
by the size of the scar?
11.45 Does the right mesh exist? Single port robotic laparoscopy in gynaecology
12.00
Hysterectomy 1 Chair: G. Mage (France) i. B. runnebaum (Germany)
Hysteroscopy 1 Chair: J. Hamou (France)
J. Hucke (Germany)
adhesions Chair: r. L. De Wilde (Germany)
G. Pistofidis (Greece)
Laparoscopic theater Environment Chair: a. Cutner (United-Kingdom)
P. Koninckx (Belgium)
Surgical anatomy Chair: M. Malzoni (italy) J. van der Wat (South africa)
14.00 routes and types of hysterectomy. Complications on different An overview over 10 years
Hysteroscopy first-choice
treatment for PMB? Pneumoperitoneum: the invisible enemy The economics and ergonomics of integrated OR The „oncological spaces“ 14.15 Different Types of hysterectomy and their Urogynecological Impact Minimal anesthesia in transcervical surge-ry – how far can we go? Adhesion prevention in laparoscopic surgery multidisciplinary theater Organisation of a Practical anatomy for lymphadenectomy: Surgical anatomy of the lymphatic chain
and their vascular relations
Free Communications 3 Chair: W. Prendiville (ireland)
S. Sawahle (Germany)
14.30 Laparoscopic hysterectomy 25 years after outpatient hysteroscopy prior to IVF TheTrophy study – Trial of Adhesion research – how helpful are animal models? which one / one or all?Energy sources: From gross anatomy to functionalPelvic floor: 14.45 does the technique matter? Vaginal closure: When do we treat a uterine septum? Impact of adhesions in surgery Improving the operation theatre environment Neuroanatomy and Nerve sparing Surgery: Feasibility and Outcomes 15.00 prolapse post hysterectomy Prevention of vaginal vault Update from recent trials and studies in hysteroscopy Should adhesion be resected or cut out? Hysteroscopy and imaging Laparoscopic vascular danger: places and management 15.15 Laparoscopic hysterectomy: learning curve and limits Hysterocopic Myomectomy with Myosure® Adhesion prevention in endometriosis:
a neglected challenge.
Laparoscopic documentation: when and how?
„The ureter“ the gynaecologist‘s best friend. Surgical anatomy
and place to fail
15.30 Break Break
Endometriosis 1 Chair: L. adamyan (russia) H.-r. tinneberg (Germany)
Oncology 1 LPC & Oncology: StatE OF art
Chair: C. Y. akladios (France) O. Ortmann (Germany)
Education Chair: C. P. Möller (Germany)
r. O‘Sullivan (ireland)
Hysteroscopic Synechiae Chair: O. Garbin (France) M. Korell (Germany)
Plenary: Best abstracts on Hysterectomy Chair: r. Garry (United-Kingdom)
H. reich (USa)
Hysteroscopy 2 Chair: S. a. Di Spiezo (italy)
V. tanos (Cyprus)
16.00 Medical TreatmentState-of-the-Art Laparoscopy or Robotic?Radical Hysterectomy: Do simulators help in education? adhesion formation Pathophysiology of Total laparoscopic hysterectomy in benigne and malignant disease embryoscopy in missed abortionCytogenetics correlated to 16.15 Diagnosis and Treatment The new Guideline for Sentinel Node Mapping a new standard? Best Evidence European resident programme Rational for the treament of uterine synechiae Subject to abstract selection Hystero-embryoscopy (HES): indications and technique
16.30 Endometriosis: outcome of different treatments Fertility Sparing Surgery in Early Cervical Cancer surgical performanceSimulator and of Ashermans syndrome – Treatment and outcome
an underestimated problem Subject to abstract selection Hysteroscopy and pregnancy 16.45 endometriosis: What is best?Preoperative imaging of Staging in Endometrial Cancer: critical analysis and best Evidence Winners Project Chronic endometritis and adhesions Subject to abstract selection hysteroscopy to all infertile patients? Is it really necessary to do
17.00 Fertility preservation in young patients: new techniques
Laparoscopic Sentinel Lympadenectomy: already State of the ART in cervical and
endometrium cancer
Laparoscopic education
in oncology The Cesarean Section Scar Niche Dilemma Subject to abstract selection
Improvement of fertility after hysteroscopic closure treatment
vs salpingectomy 17.15 diagnostic of endometriosis Virtual colonoscopy in Borderline Tumors. Results of the AGO Laparoscopic Surgery for Ovarian
ROBOT Study
Current status of training in
hysteroscopy – The European perspective Fertility outcome after Asherman Surgery Subject to abstract selection Uterine septum and pregnancy potential 17.30
Lunch Break & Satellite Symposium
ESGE Opening Ceremony and Welcome reception
LiVE SUrGErY “the magic of ambulatory surgery”
This Live surgical session will demonstrate the major advantage
of an ambulatory approach both for routine as for major surgical interventions. For a trained surgeon
and staff the endoscopic approach provides a major advantage with an extreme high patient satisfaction rate.
transmission tagesklinik altonaer Strasse
Hamburg, Germany
Director: Dr. med. Claus P. Möller Sponsor: richard Wolf GmbH
8.30
10.00 Break Break
Urogynaecology 1 Chair: W. Bader (Germany) J.-B. Dubuisson (Switzerland)
Laparoscopic challenges Chair: a. Fauconnier (France) i. Meinhold-Heerlein (Germany)
Single Port Chair: J.-P. Estrade (France)
L. Mereu (italy) 10.30 incontinence and pelvic organ Impact on quality of life after
prolapse surgery
Emergency surgery
in gynaecology Single port laparoscopic myomectomy
10.45
Role of single-incision slings in treatment of stress urinary incontinence – same efficacy with less complication?
Update in adnexal torsion The future of single port surgery Chair: M. Lauwers (Belgium)Free Communications 1 C. Nappi (italy)
Free Communications 2 Chair: F. De Bruyne (Luxembourg)
V. Kopitovic (Serbia)
11.00 Lapaproscopic sacrocolpopexy: outcomes 20 years after Laparoscopy in diagnosis of acute abdomen Laparoscopic single port access in current practice in gynaecology 11.15 Standardization of laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy surgical or medical treatment? Polycystic ovarian syndrome: Does single port acces laparoscopy reduce pain? 11.30 and U incontinence: how to select Laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy
patients?
Laparoscopic resection of bowel affected by endometriosis
Recovery and return to work after gynaecological surgery, is it affected
by the size of the scar?
11.45 Does the right mesh exist? Single port robotic laparoscopy in gynaecology
12.00
Hysterectomy 1 Chair: G. Mage (France) i. B. runnebaum (Germany)
Hysteroscopy 1 Chair: J. Hamou (France)
J. Hucke (Germany)
adhesions Chair: r. L. De Wilde (Germany)
G. Pistofidis (Greece)
Laparoscopic theater Environment Chair: a. Cutner (United-Kingdom)
P. Koninckx (Belgium)
Surgical anatomy Chair: M. Malzoni (italy) J. van der Wat (South africa)
14.00 routes and types of hysterectomy. Complications on different An overview over 10 years
Hysteroscopy first-choice
treatment for PMB? Pneumoperitoneum: the invisible enemy The economics and ergonomics of integrated OR The „oncological spaces“ 14.15 Different Types of hysterectomy and their Urogynecological Impact Minimal anesthesia in transcervical surge-ry – how far can we go? Adhesion prevention in laparoscopic surgery multidisciplinary theater Organisation of a Practical anatomy for lymphadenectomy: Surgical anatomy of the lymphatic chain
and their vascular relations
Free Communications 3 Chair: W. Prendiville (ireland)
S. Sawahle (Germany)
14.30 Laparoscopic hysterectomy 25 years after outpatient hysteroscopy prior to IVF TheTrophy study – Trial of Adhesion research – how helpful are animal models? which one / one or all?Energy sources: From gross anatomy to functionalPelvic floor: 14.45 does the technique matter? Vaginal closure: When do we treat a uterine septum? Impact of adhesions in surgery Improving the operation theatre environment Neuroanatomy and Nerve sparing Surgery: Feasibility and Outcomes 15.00 prolapse post hysterectomy Prevention of vaginal vault Update from recent trials and studies in hysteroscopy Should adhesion be resected or cut out? Hysteroscopy and imaging Laparoscopic vascular danger: places and management 15.15 Laparoscopic hysterectomy: learning curve and limits Hysterocopic Myomectomy with Myosure® Adhesion prevention in endometriosis:
a neglected challenge.
Laparoscopic documentation: when and how?
„The ureter“ the gynaecologist‘s best friend. Surgical anatomy
and place to fail
15.30 Break Break
Endometriosis 1 Chair: L. adamyan (russia) H.-r. tinneberg (Germany)
Oncology 1 LPC & Oncology: StatE OF art
Chair: C. Y. akladios (France) O. Ortmann (Germany)
Education Chair: C. P. Möller (Germany)
r. O‘Sullivan (ireland)
Hysteroscopic Synechiae Chair: O. Garbin (France) M. Korell (Germany)
Plenary: Best abstracts on Hysterectomy Chair: r. Garry (United-Kingdom)
H. reich (USa)
Hysteroscopy 2 Chair: S. a. Di Spiezo (italy)
V. tanos (Cyprus)
16.00 Medical TreatmentState-of-the-Art Laparoscopy or Robotic?Radical Hysterectomy: Do simulators help in education? adhesion formation Pathophysiology of Total laparoscopic hysterectomy in benigne and malignant disease embryoscopy in missed abortionCytogenetics correlated to 16.15 Diagnosis and Treatment The new Guideline for Sentinel Node Mapping a new standard? Best Evidence European resident programme Rational for the treament of uterine synechiae Subject to abstract selection Hystero-embryoscopy (HES): indications and technique
16.30 Endometriosis: outcome of different treatments Fertility Sparing Surgery in Early Cervical Cancer surgical performanceSimulator and of Ashermans syndrome – Treatment and outcome
an underestimated problem Subject to abstract selection Hysteroscopy and pregnancy 16.45 endometriosis: What is best?Preoperative imaging of Staging in Endometrial Cancer: critical analysis and best Evidence Winners Project Chronic endometritis and adhesions Subject to abstract selection hysteroscopy to all infertile patients? Is it really necessary to do
17.00 Fertility preservation in young patients: new techniques
Laparoscopic Sentinel Lympadenectomy: already State of the ART in cervical and
endometrium cancer
Laparoscopic education
in oncology The Cesarean Section Scar Niche Dilemma Subject to abstract selection
Improvement of fertility after hysteroscopic closure treatment
vs salpingectomy 17.15 diagnostic of endometriosis Virtual colonoscopy in Borderline Tumors. Results of the AGO Laparoscopic Surgery for Ovarian
ROBOT Study
Current status of training in
hysteroscopy – The European perspective Fertility outcome after Asherman Surgery Subject to abstract selection Uterine septum and pregnancy potential 17.30
Lunch Break & Satellite Symposium
ESGE Opening Ceremony and Welcome reception
P re lim in ar y pr og ra m m e is s ub je ct to c ha ng e
ESGE Programme at a glance
Thursday, 17
October 2013
LiVE SUrGErY Laparoscopy in Pregnancy Chair: a. Popov (russia) C. Sohn (Germany)
reproductive Surgery 1 Chair: D. Dian (Germany)
S. Gordts (Belgium)
08.00 Laparoscopic cerclage vs.
conventional cerclage Cystectomy for ovarian endometrioma and impact in ovarian reserve
08.30 Adnexal Surgery during pregancy:
When, how, why? Best Evidence Influence of radical dissection in fertility Video Session 1 European Certification session – Endoscopic skill training
08.45 Laparoscopic cerclage in early
pregnancy and oophoropexy for fertility preservation Laparoscopic ovarian transposition prior to radiotherapy
Free Communications 4 Chair: S. Schettini (italy) t. Slangen (Belgium)
(LaStt-SUtt testing)
09.00 Operative laparoscopy during pregnancy:
Recommendations of the General Surgeon? Pregnancy after trachelectomy
09.15 Pregnancy and uterus after surgery Place of laparocopy after IVF failure:
when and why?
09.30 Break Break
transvaginal Laparoscopy Chair: P. Puttemans (Belgium)
a. Watrelot (France)
Plenary: Best abstracts in innovative techniques Chair: F. Ghezzi (italy) · a. rody (Germany)
adenomyosis Chair: M. Bahçeci (turkey)
M. Canis (France)
10.00 TVL: Technique and potential
of diagnosis of subtle lesions Subject to abstract selection leiomyoma: need of understanding of Clinical, Uterine conserving therapies in patient with Pathological Characteristics and Recurrence
Patterns of Cellular Leiomyomas
Free Communications 5 Chair: E. Faller (France)
N. Martins (Portugal) European Certification session – Endoscopic skill training
10.15 Operative TVL: potential and limits Subject to abstract selection Classification of adenomyosis (LaStt-SUtt testing)
10.30 Transvaginal laparoscopy: ovarian drilling Subject to abstract selection Does adenomyosis impact fertility?
10.45 Transvaginal laparoscopy and infertility Subject to abstract selection The influence of adenomyosis in patients
la-paroscopically treated for deep endometriosis
11.00 TVL in endometriotic patient Subject to abstract selection Hysteroscopic treatment of adenomyosis
11.15 Subject to abstract selection Is surgical treatment of adenomyosis
feasible and effective? 11.30
12.00 Lunch Break & Satellite Symposium Lunch Break & Satellite Symposium
Hysterectomy 2 Chair: J. Donnez (Belgium)
M. Wallwiener (Germany)
Oncology 2: Controversies + Consensus Chair: S. rimbach (austria)
r. tozzi (italy)
Complications 1 Chair: L. Mettler (Germany)
a. ternamian (Canada) Joint Pro & ContraDebate 1
Chair: G. Grimbizis (Greece)
EBCOG Session:
Hot topics in gynaecological endoscopy Chair: W. Harlfinger (Germany) · P. J. Horness
(Denmark) · r. Kirschner (Norway)
14.00 Sexual life after hysterectomy:
is laparoscopy beneficial? Extraperitoneal Lumboaortic Lymph-adenectomy. Is it accurate enough? Energy related complications: mechanism & prevention How to Minimize Harm to patients in Gynecological Practice 14.15 Implementation of laparoscopic
hysterectomy in private practice: obstacles and solutions
Laparoscopic Pelvic Exenteration:
Feasible… but worthy? Open Laparoscopy versus the rest of the world Should every intra-uterine pathology be removed in child bearing age?
Simulation as a Mandatory part of Training 14.30 Subtotal hysterectomy:
real benefits or myth Nerve Sparing radical hysterectomy What signs should worry you in the post operative course? Surgical Techniques for Transplantation of Thawed Ovarian Tissue European Certification session – Endoscopic skill training
14.45 LASH in uteri of more than 500 gr –
an analysis of 700 cases Cervical Cancer: first results outcomes Laparoscopic vs robotic surgery for Laparoscopic access complications: what is the safest technique? in Minimal Access Surgery EBCOG Standards of Care (LaStt-SUtt testing) 15.00 Laparoscopic hysterectomy:
how to avoid ureteric complications? Early Endometrial Cancer Inpatient Laparoscopic Treatment of vs. Outpatient
The importance of suturing in endoscopic surgery; a survey on methods, materials and indications?
Certification programme in laparoscopic surgery 15.15 Single incision total laparoscopic
Hysterectomy: Tips & Tricks Laparoscopy in uterine cancer Complications in Laparoscopic Surgery The Future of gynaecology in Europe
15.30 Break Break
Hysteroscopy 3 Chair: S. Bettocchi (italy)
D. Sarlos (Switzerland)
Endometriosis 2 Chair: L. Kiesel (Germany)
a. Ussia (italy)
Urogynaecology 2 Chair: t. Dimpfl (Germany)
C.Y. Liu (USa) Joint Pro & ContraDebate 2
Myomectomy 1 Chair: F. Osorio (Portugal) t. Schollmeyer (Germany)
16.00 Endometrial ablation procedures -
current standards Early and late complications in DIE surgery When should we place a posterior mesh and when not? Chair: M. W. Beckmann (Germany) after laparoscopic myomectomy Risk factors for uterine rupture 16.15 Pitfalls in hysteroscopic myomectomy Mild Endometriosis – Excision vs.
coagulation: A prospective Study Native tissue repair by laparoscopy Barbed suturing: does it work? European Certification session – Endoscopic skill training
16.30 Bipolar resectoscopy Endometriosis and nerves:
a dangerous flirt How to prevent erosion of vaginal mesh using a laparoscopic technique? Should salpingectomy be done during hysterectomy? Ablation of Intramural Fibriods Vizablate Ultrasound Guided Radio Frequency (LaStt-SUtt testing) 16.45 The uterine shaver for myomectomy –
new way to go? modulated according to the risk?Can the radicality of surgery be Vaginal mesh surgery - prevention of complication technique and feasibilityRobotic myomectomy: 17.00 Myoma management in the
infertile patient Endometriosis: distortion of normal anatomy-risks and landmarks Meshes after FDA – how to continue? Myomectomy vs. Uterine artery embolization: literature review 17.15 Outpatient operative hysteroscopy
without anaesthesia GnRH treatment after Laparoscopy Sence or nonsense? Surgical approaches in Urogynaecology Pregnancy outcome after myomectomy
17.30 Satellite Symposium until 19.30 Satellite Symposium until 19.30
“advancing the art of Gynaecological Endoscopy“
The Live surgical session will demonstrate the major advantages of an endoscopic approach both for
routine as for major surgical interventions including breath-taking
innovations in imaging and energy products.
– LiVE SUrGErY cont. –
transmission Krankenhaus Sachsenhausen
Frankfurt a. M., Germany Director: Dr. med. Philipp-Andreas Hessler
Sponsor: Olympus Europa
Hamburg, Germany
P re lim in ar y pr og ra m m e is s ub je ct to c ha ng e
LiVE SUrGErY Laparoscopy in Pregnancy Chair: a. Popov (russia) C. Sohn (Germany)
reproductive Surgery 1 Chair: D. Dian (Germany)
S. Gordts (Belgium)
08.00 Laparoscopic cerclage vs.
conventional cerclage Cystectomy for ovarian endometrioma and impact in ovarian reserve
08.30 Adnexal Surgery during pregancy:
When, how, why? Best Evidence Influence of radical dissection in fertility Video Session 1 European Certification session – Endoscopic skill training
08.45 Laparoscopic cerclage in early
pregnancy and oophoropexy for fertility preservation Laparoscopic ovarian transposition prior to radiotherapy
Free Communications 4 Chair: S. Schettini (italy) t. Slangen (Belgium)
(LaStt-SUtt testing)
09.00 Operative laparoscopy during pregnancy:
Recommendations of the General Surgeon? Pregnancy after trachelectomy
09.15 Pregnancy and uterus after surgery Place of laparocopy after IVF failure:
when and why?
09.30 Break Break
transvaginal Laparoscopy Chair: P. Puttemans (Belgium)
a. Watrelot (France)
Plenary: Best abstracts in innovative techniques Chair: F. Ghezzi (italy) · a. rody (Germany)
adenomyosis Chair: M. Bahçeci (turkey)
M. Canis (France)
10.00 TVL: Technique and potential
of diagnosis of subtle lesions Subject to abstract selection leiomyoma: need of understanding of Clinical, Uterine conserving therapies in patient with Pathological Characteristics and Recurrence
Patterns of Cellular Leiomyomas
Free Communications 5 Chair: E. Faller (France)
N. Martins (Portugal) European Certification session – Endoscopic skill training
10.15 Operative TVL: potential and limits Subject to abstract selection Classification of adenomyosis (LaStt-SUtt testing)
10.30 Transvaginal laparoscopy: ovarian drilling Subject to abstract selection Does adenomyosis impact fertility?
10.45 Transvaginal laparoscopy and infertility Subject to abstract selection The influence of adenomyosis in patients
la-paroscopically treated for deep endometriosis
11.00 TVL in endometriotic patient Subject to abstract selection Hysteroscopic treatment of adenomyosis
11.15 Subject to abstract selection Is surgical treatment of adenomyosis
feasible and effective? 11.30
12.00 Lunch Break & Satellite Symposium Lunch Break & Satellite Symposium
Hysterectomy 2 Chair: J. Donnez (Belgium)
M. Wallwiener (Germany)
Oncology 2: Controversies + Consensus Chair: S. rimbach (austria)
r. tozzi (italy)
Complications 1 Chair: L. Mettler (Germany)
a. ternamian (Canada) Joint Pro & ContraDebate 1
Chair: G. Grimbizis (Greece)
EBCOG Session:
Hot topics in gynaecological endoscopy Chair: W. Harlfinger (Germany) · P. J. Horness
(Denmark) · r. Kirschner (Norway)
14.00 Sexual life after hysterectomy:
is laparoscopy beneficial? Extraperitoneal Lumboaortic Lymph-adenectomy. Is it accurate enough? Energy related complications: mechanism & prevention How to Minimize Harm to patients in Gynecological Practice 14.15 Implementation of laparoscopic
hysterectomy in private practice: obstacles and solutions
Laparoscopic Pelvic Exenteration:
Feasible… but worthy? Open Laparoscopy versus the rest of the world Should every intra-uterine pathology be removed in child bearing age?
Simulation as a Mandatory part of Training 14.30 Subtotal hysterectomy:
real benefits or myth Nerve Sparing radical hysterectomy What signs should worry you in the post operative course? Surgical Techniques for Transplantation of Thawed Ovarian Tissue European Certification session – Endoscopic skill training
14.45 LASH in uteri of more than 500 gr –
an analysis of 700 cases Cervical Cancer: first results outcomes Laparoscopic vs robotic surgery for Laparoscopic access complications: what is the safest technique? in Minimal Access Surgery EBCOG Standards of Care (LaStt-SUtt testing) 15.00 Laparoscopic hysterectomy:
how to avoid ureteric complications? Early Endometrial Cancer Inpatient Laparoscopic Treatment of vs. Outpatient
The importance of suturing in endoscopic surgery; a survey on methods, materials and indications?
Certification programme in laparoscopic surgery 15.15 Single incision total laparoscopic
Hysterectomy: Tips & Tricks Laparoscopy in uterine cancer Complications in Laparoscopic Surgery The Future of gynaecology in Europe
15.30 Break Break
Hysteroscopy 3 Chair: S. Bettocchi (italy)
D. Sarlos (Switzerland)
Endometriosis 2 Chair: L. Kiesel (Germany)
a. Ussia (italy)
Urogynaecology 2 Chair: t. Dimpfl (Germany)
C.Y. Liu (USa) Joint Pro & ContraDebate 2
Myomectomy 1 Chair: F. Osorio (Portugal) t. Schollmeyer (Germany)
16.00 Endometrial ablation procedures -
current standards Early and late complications in DIE surgery When should we place a posterior mesh and when not? Chair: M. W. Beckmann (Germany) after laparoscopic myomectomy Risk factors for uterine rupture 16.15 Pitfalls in hysteroscopic myomectomy Mild Endometriosis – Excision vs.
coagulation: A prospective Study Native tissue repair by laparoscopy Barbed suturing: does it work? European Certification session – Endoscopic skill training
16.30 Bipolar resectoscopy Endometriosis and nerves:
a dangerous flirt How to prevent erosion of vaginal mesh using a laparoscopic technique? Should salpingectomy be done during hysterectomy? Ablation of Intramural Fibriods Vizablate Ultrasound Guided Radio Frequency (LaStt-SUtt testing) 16.45 The uterine shaver for myomectomy –
new way to go? modulated according to the risk?Can the radicality of surgery be Vaginal mesh surgery - prevention of complication technique and feasibilityRobotic myomectomy: 17.00 Myoma management in the
infertile patient Endometriosis: distortion of normal anatomy-risks and landmarks Meshes after FDA – how to continue? Myomectomy vs. Uterine artery embolization: literature review 17.15 Outpatient operative hysteroscopy
without anaesthesia GnRH treatment after Laparoscopy Sence or nonsense? Surgical approaches in Urogynaecology Pregnancy outcome after myomectomy
17.30 Satellite Symposium until 19.30 Satellite Symposium until 19.30
ESGE Programme at a glance
Friday, 18
October 2013
08.00
ambulatory Laparoscopy Chair: M. Eberhard (Switzerland)
E.H. Schmidt (Germany)
Endometriosis 3 the patients’ perspectives on the
management of endometriosis Chair: L. Hummelshoj (United-Kingdom)
M. Possover (Switzerland)
robotics Chair: K. r. Kimmig (Germany)
J. Magrina (USa)
08.30 Impact of anesthesia in hospital stay Personal and societal consequences of
diagnostic and treatment delay Robotic surgery: current status
08.45 Same day discharge after
laparoscopic hysterectomy morbidities when we treat endometriosis?Do we create new / unnecessary laparoscopic hysterectomyRobotic hysterectomy vs Chair: H. Hassa (turkey)Free Communications 6 European Certification session – Endoscopic skill training
09.00 How can we reduce the hospital stay? How to provide informed consent and set
realistic expectations before treating Robotic in complex endometriosis (LaStt-SUtt testing)
09.15 Inherence of ambulatory surgery in cost Quality of life of endometriotic patient Robotic surgery: what future?
09.30 Centres of expertise and research
priorities Robotic assisted promontofixation
09.45 Endometriose centres BSGE Robotic-assisted radical hysterectomy
vs. TMMR
10.00 Break Break
Hysteroscopy 4 Chair: M. Goldenberg (israel)
J. L. Mencaglia (italy)
impact of innovation Chair: S. Puntambekar (india)
H. C. Verhoeven (Belgium)
10.15 Hysteroscopic myomectomy:
what is the limit? New laparoscopical gases: Rationale and Evidence
10.30 Treament of uterine malformations Single site laparoscopy for
ovarian masses: Is there a benefit? Video Session 2 Free Communications 7 European Certification session – Endoscopic skill training
10.45 Results of ALTASEAL
hysteroscopic sterilisation Single Site Supra-Cervical Hysterectomy S. Veersema (the Netherlands) Chair: C. De angelis (italy) (LaStt-SUtt testing)
11.00 Myomectomy less hysterectomy
and more hysteroscopy A new method of anesthesia in office hysteroscopy
11.15 Review of techniques and substances
combined with hysteroscopy to improve diagnostic accuracy New instrumention in Hysteroscopy 11.30 12.00 Endometriosis 4 Chair: M. Nisolle (Belgium)
JL. Silva Carvalho (Portugal) Joint Pro & Contra Debate 3
Myomectomy 2 Chair: G. Bonatz (Germany)
M. ribic-Pucelj (Slovenia)
14.00 Which approach and outcomes in infertile
women whith deep endometriosis? Chair: D. Querleu (France) Is there any evidence for myomectomy in the fertility work up?
14.15 Deep endometriosis
is Laparoscopy the first approach in oncology ?
Winners Bingo Chair: S. Maia (Portugal)
M. Puga (Chile)
Or assistant / Nurses Course
Chair: M. Vleugels (the Netherlands) Classification of uterine myomas and subsequent laparoscopic
reconstruction of the uterus European Certification session – Endoscopic skill training
14.30 Do we need to stage deep infiltrating
endometriosis preoperatively? The shape of things to come (Gedeon-Richter: Sponsored lecture)ESMYA (LaStt-SUtt testing)
14.45 Ovarian cystectomy versus laser vaporization in the treatment
of ovarian endometriomas
Myomectomy or Hysterectomy in patients with large fibroids 15.00 Measures to reduce complications
in endometriosis surgery (HALT medical: Sponsored lecture) Acessa
15.15 Endometriosis in Adolescent Myoma incision: does the direction matter?
15.30 Break Break
Plenary: Best abstracts on Oncology Chair: F. Kridelka (Belgium)
E. Leblanc (France) Joint Pro & ContraDebate 4
Economic aspects of Laparoscopy Chair: H. a. M. Brölmann (the Netherlands)
P. Wimberger (Germany)
reproductive Surgery 2 Chair: a. audebert (France)
a. Vazquez (Spain)
16.00 Fluorescence laparoscopic imaging in the
detection of sentinel lymph nodes Chair: r. rothmund (Germany) Hospital of the future How to treat endometriosis associated infertility?
16.15 Subject to abstract selection Affordable medical care Surgery for endometrioma before IVF
16.30 Subject to abstract selection is remaining disease acceptable
in endometriosis? Medicolegal aspects increases the costs women with myomas: when and how Laparoscopic approach to infertile
to perform myomectomy? Free Communications 8
European Certification session – Endoscopic skill training
(LaStt-SUtt testing)
16.45 Subject to abstract selection Integrated operation room,
has an economical advantage. post-surgical reproductive outcome Laparoscopic myomectomy:
17.00 Subject to abstract selection Do we need medical legal experts in
Europe for “Gynaecological Endoscopic Surgery”?
Adhesions and spontaneus fertility performance
17.15 Subject to abstract selection Reducing costs due to peri operative
pain therapy concepts Laparoscopic vs. Microsurgical tubal reanostomosis
19.30 ESGE & DaGG Get-together Evening ESGE & DaGG Get-together Evening
Lunch Break & Women Surgeons Lunch L. Mettler (Germany) KEYNOtE: S. Brucker (Germany) Chair: W. Jonat (Germany) · K. isaacson (USa)
LiVE SUrGErY “the power of Endoscopic vision and
surgical skills”
Minimalizing the surgical trauma and maximising the outcome For a trained surgeon the endoscopic approach provides a major power and enlarges the surgical possibilities, resulting in a more optimal result for the patient.
“aWO Gyn session on advanced breast surgery”
– LiVE SUrGErY cont. –
transmission Universtitätsfrauenklinik
Tübingen, Germany
Director: Prof. Dr. Diethelm Wallwiener Sponsor: KarL StOrZ ENDOSKOPE
08.00
ambulatory Laparoscopy Chair: M. Eberhard (Switzerland)
E.H. Schmidt (Germany)
Endometriosis 3 the patients’ perspectives on the
management of endometriosis Chair: L. Hummelshoj (United-Kingdom)
M. Possover (Switzerland)
robotics Chair: K. r. Kimmig (Germany)
J. Magrina (USa)
08.30 Impact of anesthesia in hospital stay Personal and societal consequences of
diagnostic and treatment delay Robotic surgery: current status
08.45 Same day discharge after
laparoscopic hysterectomy morbidities when we treat endometriosis?Do we create new / unnecessary laparoscopic hysterectomyRobotic hysterectomy vs Chair: H. Hassa (turkey)Free Communications 6 European Certification session – Endoscopic skill training
09.00 How can we reduce the hospital stay? How to provide informed consent and set
realistic expectations before treating Robotic in complex endometriosis (LaStt-SUtt testing)
09.15 Inherence of ambulatory surgery in cost Quality of life of endometriotic patient Robotic surgery: what future?
09.30 Centres of expertise and research
priorities Robotic assisted promontofixation
09.45 Endometriose centres BSGE Robotic-assisted radical hysterectomy
vs. TMMR
10.00 Break Break
Hysteroscopy 4 Chair: M. Goldenberg (israel)
J. L. Mencaglia (italy)
impact of innovation Chair: S. Puntambekar (india)
H. C. Verhoeven (Belgium)
10.15 Hysteroscopic myomectomy:
what is the limit? New laparoscopical gases: Rationale and Evidence
10.30 Treament of uterine malformations Single site laparoscopy for
ovarian masses: Is there a benefit? Video Session 2 Free Communications 7 European Certification session – Endoscopic skill training
10.45 Results of ALTASEAL
hysteroscopic sterilisation Single Site Supra-Cervical Hysterectomy S. Veersema (the Netherlands) Chair: C. De angelis (italy) (LaStt-SUtt testing)
11.00 Myomectomy less hysterectomy
and more hysteroscopy A new method of anesthesia in office hysteroscopy
11.15 Review of techniques and substances
combined with hysteroscopy to improve diagnostic accuracy New instrumention in Hysteroscopy 11.30 12.00 Endometriosis 4 Chair: M. Nisolle (Belgium)
JL. Silva Carvalho (Portugal) Joint Pro & Contra Debate 3
Myomectomy 2 Chair: G. Bonatz (Germany)
M. ribic-Pucelj (Slovenia)
14.00 Which approach and outcomes in infertile
women whith deep endometriosis? Chair: D. Querleu (France) Is there any evidence for myomectomy in the fertility work up?
14.15 Deep endometriosis
is Laparoscopy the first approach in oncology ?
Winners Bingo Chair: S. Maia (Portugal)
M. Puga (Chile)
Or assistant / Nurses Course
Chair: M. Vleugels (the Netherlands) Classification of uterine myomas and subsequent laparoscopic
reconstruction of the uterus European Certification session – Endoscopic skill training
14.30 Do we need to stage deep infiltrating
endometriosis preoperatively? The shape of things to come (Gedeon-Richter: Sponsored lecture)ESMYA (LaStt-SUtt testing)
14.45 Ovarian cystectomy versus laser vaporization in the treatment
of ovarian endometriomas
Myomectomy or Hysterectomy in patients with large fibroids 15.00 Measures to reduce complications
in endometriosis surgery (HALT medical: Sponsored lecture) Acessa
15.15 Endometriosis in Adolescent Myoma incision: does the direction matter?
15.30 Break Break
Plenary: Best abstracts on Oncology Chair: F. Kridelka (Belgium)
E. Leblanc (France) Joint Pro & ContraDebate 4
Economic aspects of Laparoscopy Chair: H. a. M. Brölmann (the Netherlands)
P. Wimberger (Germany)
reproductive Surgery 2 Chair: a. audebert (France)
a. Vazquez (Spain)
16.00 Fluorescence laparoscopic imaging in the
detection of sentinel lymph nodes Chair: r. rothmund (Germany) Hospital of the future How to treat endometriosis associated infertility?
16.15 Subject to abstract selection Affordable medical care Surgery for endometrioma before IVF
16.30 Subject to abstract selection is remaining disease acceptable
in endometriosis? Medicolegal aspects increases the costs women with myomas: when and how Laparoscopic approach to infertile
to perform myomectomy? Free Communications 8
European Certification session – Endoscopic skill training
(LaStt-SUtt testing)
16.45 Subject to abstract selection Integrated operation room,
has an economical advantage. post-surgical reproductive outcome Laparoscopic myomectomy:
17.00 Subject to abstract selection Do we need medical legal experts in
Europe for “Gynaecological Endoscopic Surgery”?
Adhesions and spontaneus fertility performance
17.15 Subject to abstract selection Reducing costs due to peri operative
pain therapy concepts Laparoscopic vs. Microsurgical tubal reanostomosis
19.30 ESGE & DaGG Get-together Evening ESGE & DaGG Get-together Evening Pre
lim in ar y pr og ra m m e is s ub je ct to c ha ng e
KEYNOtE: S. Brucker (Germany) Chair: W. Jonat (Germany) · K. isaacson (USa) Lunch Break & Women Surgeons Lunch L. Mettler (Germany)
ESGE Programme at a glance
Saturday, 19
October 2013
08.30 08.00–09.30 Uhr:
Onkoplastische Operations-techniken und axillachirurgie
Sitzung aWOgyn Chair: a. Faridi (Germany) a. Kleine-tebbe (Germany)
Postgraduate Course 1 ENDOMEtriOSiS 1: How to
deal with deep infiltrating Endometriosis? (DiE) Chair: J. Keckstein (austria)
U. Ulrich (Germany)
Postgraduate Course 3 Oncology: Modern approach
of Oncology Chair: M. Malzoni (italy) E.-F. Solomayer (Germany)
Postgraduate Course 5 Myoma: a diagnostic and
therapeutic challenge Chair: P. N. Barri (Spain)
K. J. Neis (Germany)
Postgraduate Course 9 Evidence based medicine
Chair: t. Mahmood (United-Kingdom) M. Seif (United-Kingdom)
PC Course 10 Urogynaecology: From Diagnosis to treatment Chair: C. reisenauer (Germany),
P. von theobald (Germany)
Or assistant/Nurse Course Ergonomy and health for
surgeon and assistant Winners Day
Operatives Vorgehen bei präinvasiven Läsionen
der Mamma
Diagnostics in deep DIE Neuropelveologic aspects in Gynaecological Oncology and
impact of radical pelvic surgery Myoma in women who desire
Setting the scene; why do we need evidence based clinical
guidelines?
Ergonomy of instruments; the past, present and
the required future Zielgerichtete onkoplastische
Operationstechniken The approach to frozen pelvis in DIE Anatomic surgical landmarks in pelvic and lombo-aortic lymphadenectomy
a child - how to manage Investigation of Pelvic
Floor Dysfunction
Ergonomy of the environment
Chair: a. Wattiez (France) r. Campo (Belgium) K.J. Neis (Germany)
Operatives Vorgehen nach
neoadjuvanter Chemotherapie Bowel resection in DIE Minimally invasive surgery for endometrial cancer:
state of the art Hysteroscopic Myomectomy: advantages and limits of the
Understanding principles and methodology of developing
clinical guidelines Aktuelle Entwicklung in der
Chirurgie der Axilla Shaving in bowel endometriosis management for early stage Mini-invasive surgical ovarian cancer: radical and fertility sparing surgery
new technologies How to assess evidence for
guide-lines development? (An interactive
session with all the delegates) Tape Insertion – Intuition versus Ultrasound
Ergonomy or living statues Programme on process
10.00 Break Break
10.15 Ureter and DIE Laparoscopic radical nerve
sparing hysterectomy
in cervical cancer Innovations in laparoscopy
How to adapt a clinical
guideline for local use? Treatment of Overactive Botulinumtoxin for the Bladder Symptoms?
Or assistant/Nurse Course anesthesia and endoscopy:
2 captains on one ship – Winners Day cont. –
Bladder and DIE Fertility sparing treatment for
cervical cancer surgery and use clinical audit to demonstrateHow to develop a clinical protocol The impact of anaesthesia on laparoscopic surgery Pain and nervesparing
surgery in DIE Robotic radical hysterectomy for cervical cancer Place of UAE, focused ultra-sound and drug therapy improvement in the quality of care? The Laparoscopic Route of Multi- operations for the anaesthesiologist The sequelae of laparoscopic Complications during and
after surgery in DIE Discussion Recapping the course compartment Prolapse Repair Discussion 11.30
Lunch Break
the German Guideline on indications for and Methods
of Hysterectomy Chair: M. W. Beckmann (Germany)
K. J. Neis (Germany)
Lunch Break European Certification session - Endoscopic
theoretical tEStt Lunch Break
13.30 Postgraduate Course 2
ENDOMEtriOSiS 2: Endometriosis and infertility:
Surgery or iVF? Chair: a. Watrelot (France)
S. renner (Germany)
Postgraduate Course 4: How to write an article Chair: J. Bosteels (Belgium)
J. Deprest (Belgium)
Postgraduate Course 6 Surgical laparoscopic anatomy
Chair: J. Gilabert-Estellés (Spain) M. Ceccaroni (italy)
Postgraduate Course 7 risk and complication
management Chair: H. a. M. Brölmann
(the Netherlands) C. P. Möller (Germany)
Postgraduate Course 8: How to get out of difficult surgical
situations Chair: S. Puntambekar (india)
r. rothmund (Germany)
Or assistant/Nurse Course Crew resource management on Or; lessons for the catastrophe
– Winners Day cont. –
Diagnostic of endometriosis in asymptomatic patient
Why do clinicians need to
write - getting started? virtual spaces in the normal Laparoscopic dissection of
pelvis. Functional anatomy Typical risk in gynecological endoscopy
Revisiting pelvic anatomy
the laparoscopy way “The primi donna’s” of the OR; the booby trap
Basic writing skills of the pelvic floor Laparoscopic surgery in high
BMI and narrow pelvis 15.00–16.30 Uhr:
rekonstruktive und Plastisch- Management of endometriomas Writing a study report of a randomized trial Laparoscopic surgery in large and multiple myomas – tips The unmet need
Ästhetische Brustchirurgie How to write a review article Anatomical variations of of a OR crew team
Sitzung aWOgyn
Chair: i. Bauerfeind (Germany) Effect of surgery on IVF results Writing a Cochrane review as a junior retroperitoneal structures indifferent conditions Early and late complications bladder in difficult endometriosisManagement of ureters and
M. Dieterich (Germany) Getting your article published
15.00 Break Break
15.15 Intraoperative Bestrahlung
der Mamma Surgery of deep endometriosis sparring fertility Nervous anatomical landmarks in oncology and endometriosis.
How to achieve nerve preservation? Complication and managemnet in 2200 outpatient surgeries
Trouble shooting in
gynaecological oncology – Winners Day cont. –
Skin-/NAC-sparing Mastektomie und onkologische Sicherheit
IVF after surgery 3 parallel Workshops
3 of each 1.5 hrs Anatomy of the upper abdomen. What should a laparoscopic oncologist know about it?
Multiple surgeries and previous LSCS: Trouble shooting Autologe Brustrekonstruktion:
Ist der TRAM noch gerechtfertigt? Surgery after IVF failure: a technical nightmare? Take home messages Do we need urologist and Stage 4 endometriosis: Trouble shooting Reduktionsplastik: Welche
Technik für welche Patientin surgery in endometriosis and Complications of endoscopic result on fertility
abdominal surgeons for
gynaecological complications Post operative and intra operative complications - Management Korrektur von Fehlbildungen
der Brust Discussion: Questions + Answers
08.30 08.00–09.30 Uhr:
Onkoplastische Operations-techniken und axillachirurgie
Sitzung aWOgyn Chair: a. Faridi (Germany) a. Kleine-tebbe (Germany)
Postgraduate Course 1 ENDOMEtriOSiS 1: How to deal with deep infiltrating
Endometriosis? (DiE) Chair: J. Keckstein (austria)
U. Ulrich (Germany)
Postgraduate Course 3 Oncology: Modern approach
of Oncology Chair: M. Malzoni (italy) E.-F. Solomayer (Germany)
Postgraduate Course 5 Myoma: a diagnostic and
therapeutic challenge Chair: P. N. Barri (Spain)
K. J. Neis (Germany)
Postgraduate Course 9 Evidence based medicine
Chair: t. Mahmood (United-Kingdom) M. Seif (United-Kingdom)
PC Course 10 Urogynaecology: From Diagnosis to treatment Chair: C. reisenauer (Germany),
P. von theobald (Germany)
Or assistant/Nurse Course Ergonomy and health for
surgeon and assistant Winners Day
Operatives Vorgehen bei präinvasiven Läsionen
der Mamma
Diagnostics in deep DIE Neuropelveologic aspects in Gynaecological Oncology and
impact of radical pelvic surgery Myoma in women who desire
Setting the scene; why do we need evidence based clinical
guidelines?
Ergonomy of instruments; the past, present and
the required future Zielgerichtete onkoplastische
Operationstechniken The approach to frozen pelvis in DIE Anatomic surgical landmarks in pelvic and lombo-aortic lymphadenectomy
a child - how to manage Investigation of Pelvic
Floor Dysfunction
Ergonomy of the environment
Chair: a. Wattiez (France) r. Campo (Belgium) K.J. Neis (Germany)
Operatives Vorgehen nach
neoadjuvanter Chemotherapie Bowel resection in DIE Minimally invasive surgery for endometrial cancer:
state of the art Hysteroscopic Myomectomy: advantages and limits of the
Understanding principles and methodology of developing
clinical guidelines Aktuelle Entwicklung in der
Chirurgie der Axilla Shaving in bowel endometriosis management for early stage Mini-invasive surgical ovarian cancer: radical and fertility sparing surgery
new technologies How to assess evidence for
guide-lines development? (An interactive
session with all the delegates) Tape Insertion – Intuition versus Ultrasound
Ergonomy or living statues Programme on process
10.00 Break Break
10.15 Ureter and DIE Laparoscopic radical nerve
sparing hysterectomy
in cervical cancer Innovations in laparoscopy
How to adapt a clinical
guideline for local use? Treatment of Overactive Botulinumtoxin for the Bladder Symptoms?
Or assistant/Nurse Course anesthesia and endoscopy:
2 captains on one ship – Winners Day cont. –
Bladder and DIE Fertility sparing treatment for
cervical cancer surgery and use clinical audit to demonstrateHow to develop a clinical protocol The impact of anaesthesia on laparoscopic surgery Pain and nervesparing
surgery in DIE Robotic radical hysterectomy for cervical cancer Place of UAE, focused ultra-sound and drug therapy improvement in the quality of care? The Laparoscopic Route of Multi- operations for the anaesthesiologist The sequelae of laparoscopic Complications during and
after surgery in DIE Discussion Recapping the course compartment Prolapse Repair Discussion 11.30
Lunch Break
the German Guideline on indications for and Methods
of Hysterectomy Chair: M. W. Beckmann (Germany)
K. J. Neis (Germany)
Lunch Break European Certification session - Endoscopic
theoretical tEStt Lunch Break
13.30 Postgraduate Course 2
ENDOMEtriOSiS 2: Endometriosis and infertility:
Surgery or iVF? Chair: a. Watrelot (France)
S. renner (Germany)
Postgraduate Course 4: How to write an article Chair: J. Bosteels (Belgium)
J. Deprest (Belgium)
Postgraduate Course 6 Surgical laparoscopic anatomy
Chair: J. Gilabert-Estellés (Spain) M. Ceccaroni (italy)
Postgraduate Course 7 risk and complication
management Chair: H. a. M. Brölmann
(the Netherlands) C. P. Möller (Germany)
Postgraduate Course 8: How to get out of difficult surgical
situations Chair: S. Puntambekar (india)
r. rothmund (Germany)
Or assistant/Nurse Course Crew resource management on Or; lessons for the catastrophe
– Winners Day cont. –
Diagnostic of endometriosis in asymptomatic patient
Why do clinicians need to
write - getting started? virtual spaces in the normal Laparoscopic dissection of
pelvis. Functional anatomy Typical risk in gynecological endoscopy
Revisiting pelvic anatomy
the laparoscopy way “The primi donna’s” of the OR; the booby trap
Basic writing skills of the pelvic floor Laparoscopic surgery in high
BMI and narrow pelvis 15.00–16.30 Uhr:
rekonstruktive und Plastisch- Management of endometriomas Writing a study report of a randomized trial Laparoscopic surgery in large and multiple myomas – tips The unmet need
Ästhetische Brustchirurgie How to write a review article Anatomical variations of of a OR crew team
Sitzung aWOgyn
Chair: i. Bauerfeind (Germany) Effect of surgery on IVF results Writing a Cochrane review as a junior retroperitoneal structures indifferent conditions Early and late complications bladder in difficult endometriosisManagement of ureters and
M. Dieterich (Germany) Getting your article published
15.00 Break Break
15.15 Intraoperative Bestrahlung
der Mamma Surgery of deep endometriosis sparring fertility Nervous anatomical landmarks in oncology and endometriosis.
How to achieve nerve preservation? Complication and managemnet in 2200 outpatient surgeries
Trouble shooting in
gynaecological oncology – Winners Day cont. –
Skin-/NAC-sparing Mastektomie und onkologische Sicherheit
IVF after surgery 3 parallel Workshops
3 of each 1.5 hrs Anatomy of the upper abdomen. What should a laparoscopic oncologist know about it?
Multiple surgeries and previous LSCS: Trouble shooting Autologe Brustrekonstruktion:
Ist der TRAM noch gerechtfertigt? Surgery after IVF failure: a technical nightmare? Take home messages Do we need urologist and Stage 4 endometriosis: Trouble shooting Reduktionsplastik: Welche
Technik für welche Patientin surgery in endometriosis and Complications of endoscopic result on fertility
abdominal surgeons for
gynaecological complications Post operative and intra operative complications - Management Korrektur von Fehlbildungen
der Brust Discussion: Questions + Answers
16.30 End of the congress End of the congress
Laparoscopic Hysterectomy: Facts and Controversies Chair: a. Wattiez (France)
r. Campo (Belgium) K.J. Neis (Germany) P re lim in ar y pr og ra m m e is s ub je ct to c ha ng e
