A Practical Approach to Problem Solving in Reproductive Surgery

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1 A Practical Approach to Problem Solving in Reproductive Surgery 28 th -29 th November 2017 Abstract submission by 15 th October, 2107 A two-day meeting for clinicians, scientists and trainees who have an interest in the role of reproductive surgery. The course focuses on problem solving approach to reproductive surgery. A range of surgical topics including tubal assessment, endometriosis, fibroids, the uterine septum, caesarean section niches and ovarian tissue transplant and cryopreservation. Early bird discount ends 30 th September. Abstracts for posters accepted deadline 27 th October. Best abstracts will be selected for oral presentation and prize for best delegate presentation 250 for trainees, 325 for consultants. To book a place and registration details please visit our website for more details 1

2 A Practical approach to problem solving in Reproductive Surgery November 2017, Southampton Venue BEST WESTERN Chilworth Manor Hotel To book a place and registration details please visit our website for more details Tuesday 28 th of November, Day Registration and viewing of abstracts ( Lunch for Delegates) : Presidents Address: Role of the International Society for Reproductive Surgery and Fallopian Tube Ertan Saridogan Session 1 Moderator: Ovrang Djahanbakhch and David Gillott Debate: Laparoscopy and dye test is no longer required as part of infertility investigation when pelvic ultrasound examination is normal For: Ying Cheong 15 minutes Against: Stephan Gordts 15 minutes Response and discussion 10 minutes Tubal patency testing for infertility Kamal Ojha The role of imaging before and during fertility promoting surgery Kanna Jayaprakasan Discussion 2

3 Case discussions (Infertility investigations) Ying Cheong, Stephan Gordts, Kanna Jayaprakasan and Kamal Ojha Coffee break Session 2 Moderator: Stephan Gordts and Sameer Umranikar Debate: There is no place for surgery for endometriosis to improve fertility in the era of ART For: Henny Lukman, UK, - 15 minutes Against: Philippe Koninickx, Belgium, 15 minutes Response and discussion 10 minutes When do I remove intramural/subserosal fibroids to improve fertility or fertility treatment outcome? Antoine Watrelot, France Submucosal fibroids: Is the hysteroscopic approach always the best? Ertan Saridogan Discussion Case discussions (Endometriosis and fibroids) Ying Cheong, Sameer Umranikar, Ertan Saridogan and Antoine Watrelot Conference Drinks Reception18:00 19:00 and Dinner : 19: (All delegates are welcome to the drinks reception the dinner is a ticketed event please book in advance if keen to attend) 3

4 Wednesday, 29 th of November - Day : Viewing of Abstracts Meet the Experts please book in advance limited spaces available Hysteroscopy, Hycosy and Fertiloscopy Session 3 Moderator : Hugo Verhoeven and Kanna Jayaprakasan Debate: Uterine septum should always be treated in infertile women and women undergoing ART For: Grigoris Grimbizis 15 minutes Against: Gedis Grudzinskas 15 minutes Response and discussion 10 minutes Intrauterine adhesions: What s New? TC Li, Hong Kong Caesarean section scar defects in infertile women: do they really matter? Hans Brolmann Discussion Case discussions Discussants: Kanna Jayaprakasan, TC Li, Grigoris Grimbizis, Gedis Grudzinzkas Coffee break Session 4 4

5 Moderators : Gedis Grudzinskas and Nick Macklon Ovarian tissue transplant updates of the current status and the surgical Technique - Erik Ernst Denmark Hormone replacement with ovarian tissue transplant the future Claus Yding Andersen, Denmark How to set up a cryo-preservation service Kirsten Schmidt, Denmark Discussion (Ovarian cryopreservation) Case discussions (Fertility preservation) Erik Ernst / Kirsten Schmidt /Claus Yding Andersen/ Gedis Grudzinskas/Nick Macklon Lunch Viewing of Abstracts Best Three Abstracts Oral presentations Session 5 Moderator Ying Cheong and Ertan Saridogan Debate: Hydrosalpinges Salpingectomy should be performed prior to IVF For: 15 minutes Annika Strandell, Sweden Against: 15 minutes Stephan Gordts, Belgium Responses and discussion 10 minutes Alternative surgical options to salpingectomy for hydrosalpinges prior to ART: Where are we? 5

6 Speaker - Antoine Watrelot, France Endometrial biopsy with or without hysteroscopy prior to ART: Does it really help? Tarek El-Tourky Discussion Case discussions Tarek El - Tourky, Antoine Watrelot and TC Li Closing remarks Overview Place of Reproductive Surgery and intraoperative imaging in managing women seeking fertility treatment TC Li/Kamal Ojha Sponsors Faculty This meeting is being sponsored by the following companies through the provision of exhibition stand space. Sponsoring companies have no influence over the educational content of this meeting. KARL STORZ Endoscopy (UK) Ltd Plasma Surgical Ltd Gedeon Richter (UK) Ltd Pharmasure UK 6

7 Faculty A Practical Approach to Problem Solving in Reproductive Surgery, Southampton, 28 th -29 th November 2017 To book a place and registration details please visit our website for more details Prof Grigoris Grimbizis, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece Dr David Gillott, St George s University, UK Prof Hans Brolmann, VU University, Netherlands Prof Tin Chiu Li, Chinese University of Hong Kong Prof Stephan Gordts, Leuven, Belgium Mr Kamal Ojha, St George Hospital, UK Mr Ertan Saridogan, University College Hospital, UK Dr Antoine Watrelot,, Lyon Natecia Hospital, France Professor Ying Cheong, University of Southampton, UK Mr Sameer Umranikar, Princess Anne Hospital, UK Dr Annika Strandell, Unievrsity of Goteborg, Sweden Prof Ovrang Djahanbakhch, Bart s Health NHS Trust Dr Gedis Grudzinskas, St George s Hospital, UK Erik Ernst, Aarhus University, Denmark Prof Claus Yding Andersen, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Kirsten Schmidt, Copenhagen University Hospital, Denmark Prof Nick Macklon, London Women s Clinic Mr Tarek El-Tourky, Guy s & St Thomas Hospital, UK Mr Kanna Jayaprakasan, Royal Derby Hospital And University of Nottingham Prof Philippe Koninckx, KU Leuven, Belgium Dr Henny Lukman, Princess Anne Hospital, UK 7