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Wednesday, 4th June 2008
| H. | Room A | Room B | Room C |
| 8-13.15 | Midwives and Nurses Workshop | SEGi Annual Meeting | |
| 13.15-14.30 | Lunch in the Exhibition | ||
| 14.30-18.30 | Workshop Seniors vs Juniors: Different styles? Preparing tomorrow's discussion |
Midwives and nurses workshop | SEGi Annual Meeting |
| 18.30-19 | Opening Ceremony with Authorities | ||
| 19-19.45 | Keynote Lecture: The History of Gynecologic Endoscopy through pictures by B. van Herendael |
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| 19.45-22 | Have Fun at the Exhibition Area | ||
Specific Programmes
Room A: Seniors vs Juniors: Different Styles? Preparing tomorrow's discussion
8.00
Six main Topics of the Congress will be debated by 3 Junior Experts (Specialists of max 35/40 years of age) coordinated by one Senior Expert. The Debate will focus on the following:
| Topics | |
| Infertility | Room 1 |
| Endometriosis | Room 2 |
| Myomectomy | Room 3 |
| Oncology | Room 4 |
| Hysterectomy | Room 5 |
| Hysteroscopy | Room 6 |
13.15
Lunch in the Exhibition area
14.30
Plenary Session-Debate
17.00
Conclusions
Room B: Midwives and Nurses Workshop
The course for Midwives and O.R. Personnel will focus on their role during operative laparoscopy and hysteroscopy as well as on new technologies, anatomy, techniques and safety. The focus of this course will be the role of Midwives and O.R. personnel in providing on-going care for patients undergoing surgery (before, during and after surgery) and emphasis will be on safety and optimal outcomes.
A synopsis of the latest hysteroscopic techniques and of the guidelines for fluid management will be presented. Care has been taken to put together the best faculty to discuss topics that are vitally important to Midwives and O.R. to ensure efficient and optimal care management during and after surgery.
A synopsis of the latest hysteroscopic techniques and of the guidelines for fluid management will be presented. Care has been taken to put together the best faculty to discuss topics that are vitally important to Midwives and O.R. to ensure efficient and optimal care management during and after surgery.
8.00
Introduction
8.15
The Role of Operating Room Personnel
8.45
How Much Anatomy Do You Need to Know?
9.15
Safe Patient Positioning
9.45
Cleaning, Sterilization and Maintenance of the Endoscopic Instrumentation
10.15
Coffee Break in the Exhibition Area
10.45
Energy Sources: Minimizing Risk and Ensuring Safety
11.15
Data Management in the O.R.
11.45
Hysteroscopy and Fluid Management
12.15
Hysterectomy, Pelvic Floor Repair and Myomectomy: Pros and Cons of the Various Approaches
12.45
Round Table and “Take Home Messages”
13.15
Lunch in the Exhibition Area
14.30
Hands-on demonstration with equipment and instruments
17.00
End of the Workshop
Presidenti: M. Petronio - G. De Placido
8.00
Introduzione
8.30
Endoscopia e fertilità: quando, come e se operare una donna in età riproduttiva infertile.
- Il ruolo dell'endoscopia nel work up della donna Infertile
- Mioma
- Endometriosi
- Setti e non solo
10.15
Coffee Break
11.00
Casi clinici di interesse medico legale:
- Malfunzionamento di strumenti elettromedicali
- GEU post salpingectomia
- Sutura Ovarica per Voluminoso Endometrioma
- Lesioni per Endometriosi Infiltrante
- Lesione Intestinale per patologia annessiale
13.15
Lunch
14.00
Complicanze in Endoscopia
Isteroscopia:
- Fattori di rischio Assoluto e Relativo
- Rischio di intravasazione
- Strumenti monouso e poliuso: differenza nel rischio?
- Open laparoscopy vs Close laparoscopy
16.30
Lettura: Nuovi sistemi didattici in endoscopia ginecologica
17.00
Tecniche emergenti e alternative
- Microlaparoscopia nella patologia annessiale e nell'isterectomia
- Come evitare lo spillage nelle cisti di grosse dimension
- La morcellazione meccanica transvaginale
- Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery (NOTES) nel trattamento dell'endometriosi del sigma-retto
- La miolisi laparoscopica ed ecoguidata come alternativa alla miomectomia
18.30
Lettura speciale sulla robotica
19.00
Conclusioni