Objective
- To become familiar with Operative hysteroscopy
- To understand how to use and set up different operative equipment
Description
The workshop will combine lectures, case study discussion and practical stations. The lectures will include pathology type and choice of equipment, troubleshooting with stack, light source and scopes and use of tissue removal systems. There will be rotational practical stations with hands-on removal of intrauterine pathology using simple forceps, morcellation and using electrosurgery.
The practical sessions will use both models and simulators. The stations will include improving camera skills and hand- eye co-ordination in:
- Operative hysteroscopy
- Tissue removal devices
- Resectoscope
- Endometrial ablation
A particular station will focus on case studies and management of complex cases. The case studies will include videos and hysteroscopic images.
Who should attend?
- Trainees who have registered or plan to register for the benign gynaecology surgery: hysteroscopy or benign abdominal surgery: open and laparoscopic.
- Consultants with interest in hysteroscopy.
- Nurses who have been performing diagnostic hysteroscopy for 12 months and who are ready to progress onto operative procedures and want to understand how to use and complete the nurse operative logbook.
- GP’s who have an interest in hysteroscopy or develop their skills.
Start Time: 09:00
End Time: 16:30
Registration Fee: £250
Maximum Delegates: 20
Address: Bridge Community Church Conferencing, The Cedar and Cypress Room, Rider Street, Leeds LS9 7BQ
Course Organisers: Nadine Di Donato, Caroline Bell & Maria Chalmers
Delegates will be able to claim 6 CPD credits for attendance.
OUR SUPPORTERS
The British Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy wishes to express its sincere gratitude and appreciation to all of our supporters for their continuing support of the society and our annual scientific meeting.
