The workshop will provide discussion and debate regarding the myths, evidence as well as areas requiring more research surrounding the safety and efficacy of energy based devices (laser / radio-frequency and Highintensity TESLA devices) as well as PrP and other products (exosomes, hyalurinic acid) in treating stress incontinence, OAB, GSM, vaginal laxity, prolapse, lichen sclerosis as well as other areas of gynaecologyincluding some cosmetic applications and areas sexual dysfunction.

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The aim of the workshop is to cover key aspects of pelvic floor ultrasound theoretically and practically, including basic principles, standardized examination techniques, interpretation of findings, new AI toolsand application in the assessment of pelvic floor disorders.
By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:
-Understand the anatomy and function of the female pelvic floor as visualized through ultrasound.
-Identify normal and pathological findings in pelvic floor structures using 2D and 3D ultrasound techniques.
-Integrate ultrasound findings into the diagnosis, treatment planning, and follow-up of pelvic floor disorders.
-Discuss recent advances and evidence-based approaches in pelvic floor imaging and urogynecology.

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Vaginal surgery remains the most minimally invasive and anatomically favorable approach for many gynecological procedures. Despite this, there is growing global concern about the decline in training opportunities in vaginal surgery, leading to the potential erosion of these vital skills. The workshop aims to: provide foundational knowledge of functional pelvic anatomy relevant to vaginal
reconstructive surgery; define indications, contraindications, and limitations for each specific vaginal procedure, offer a step-by-step overview of surgical techniques, supported by video clips for
each procedure, present outcomes, success rates, and potential complications associated with each
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The workshop aims to demonstrate the full clinical potential of pelvic floor sonography (PFS) in the pre-, intra- and postoperative assessment of suburethral slings in order to improve surgical outcomes.
Through clinical cases, ultrasound videos, and surgical recordings, faculty will demonstrate how imaging findings influence intraoperative and postoperative decision-making — including whether to loosen, incise, remove, or observe a sling.
The workshop will be highly interactive. Continuous discussion and audience participation are encouraged throughout the sessions​​

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This interactive, hands-on workshop provides a comprehensive overview of contemporary surgical management of female SUI, focusing on midurethral slingprocedures and minimally invasive alternatives. Participants will gain in-depth knowledge of retropubic and transobturator techniques, alongside urethralbulking agent therapies. The program integrates detailed anatomical teaching of the retropubic and transobturator spaces with step-by-step surgicalguidance, video demonstrations, and simulation-based training.
Through a combination of expert-led lectures and practical workshops, the course emphasizes patient selection, operative decision-making, and the safeexecution of procedures. Special attention is given to the recognition, prevention, and management of complications, as well as to the treatment of complexand recurrent cases. Evidence-based recommendations and current clinical practice guidelines are incorporated throughout. The course is designed to equipparticipants with practical skills and clinical confidence to implement both sling procedures and injectable therapies in everyday urogynecological practice.

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The main aim of the course is to ensure that the management of the perineum at the time of childbirth is in line with best evidence practice.
Learning outcomes:
At the end of the workshop attendees will be able to:
• Recognise evidence based interventions for the prevention of perineal trauma
• Understand that liberal episiotomy policies are not recommended for spontaneous labour
• Understand the principles of using trans-perineal ultrasound to assess the anorectal complex
• Appreciate requirements for end-to-end & overlap OASIS repair

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Vaginal surgery remains the most minimally invasive and anatomically favorable approach for many gynecological procedures. Despite this, there is growing global concern about the decline in training opportunities in vaginal surgery, leading to the potential erosion of these vital skills. The workshop aims to: provide foundational knowledge of functional pelvic anatomy relevant to vaginal
reconstructive surgery; define indications, contraindications, and limitations for each specific vaginal procedure, offer a step-by-step overview of surgical techniques, supported by video clips for
each procedure, present outcomes, success rates, and potential complications associated with each
technique, along with their managemen

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Sexual function is a fundamental component of quality of life, yet it remains under-addressed in routine urogynecologic practice due to time constraints, lack of training, and clinician discomfort.
Pelvic floor disorders such as pelvic organ prolapse and urinary incontinence can significantly affect sexual function, while both conservative and surgical
treatments may improve—or in some cases negatively impact—sexual outcomes. In addition, hormonal changes and psychiatric factors, including the use of psychotropic medications, play a crucial and often under-recognized role.
This workshop is designed to provide a structured, evidence-based, and highly practical approach to sexual health in urogynecology. The program has been refined to include a small number of focused, high-yield sessions, ensuring clarity and clinical relevance.
Participants will gain practical tools for integrating sexual health into everyday clinical practice, including communication strategies, structured approaches to sexual history taking, and evidence-based management of common conditions such as dyspareunia and low desire​​

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This intensive 2-hour workshop delivers comprehensive theory and hands-on competency training across 3 neuromodulation modalities for refractory pelvic pain:
• Vagus Nerve Stimulation (taVNS): Emerging non-invasive option -mechanism of action, application, available systems
• Tibial Nerve Stimulation (PTNS/iTNS): Established percutaneous/implantable therapy
• Sacral Neuromodulation (SNM): Gold standard for CPP/IC/BPS
Format: 75 min evidence-based lectures + 45 min 3-station hands-on rotations (5 participants/station) covering electrode placement, parameter setting, anatomical landmarks, and device programming.

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The aim of the workshop is to provide advanced, evidence-based insights into the role of robotic surgery in managing complex urogynecological conditions, including multi-compartment prolapse, recurrent disease, and mesh complications.
By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to understand the indications for robotic surgery in complex pelvic reconstructive procedures, recognize surgical strategies for multicompartment pelvic organ prolapse, identify key technical principles for managing recurrent prolapse, understand surgical options for managing complex mesh-related complications, analyze complex cases through video-based discussion, apply advanced surgical decision-making principles in robotic urogynecology

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The aim of the workshop is to provide participants with practical, evidence-based competencies in contemporary pessary management, integrating hands-on fitting techniques, complication prevention, and modern self-management strategies, review evidence-based criteria for pessary indication and patient selection, provide a structured approach to pessary selection and fitting, improve recognition, prevention, and management of common pessary-related complications, promote implementation of patient-centred self-management pathways in routine clinical practice

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This workshop is designed for the full multidisciplinary team involved in the care of women with chronic pelvic pain and sexual dysfunction:
• Gynaecologists and urogynaecologists
• Urologists with a pelvic floor interest
• Pelvic health physiotherapists
• Sexual health clinicians
• Clinical nurse specialists in women's health
No prior expertise in sexual medicine is required. The session builds on clinical skills participants
already bring — assessment, diagnosis, referral, and patient communication — and extends
these into a domain that is frequently under-addressed not from lack of concern, but from lack of
a shared practical framework across disciplines.
The workshop is deliberately structured so that different specialties learn alongside and from
each other. The small-group case work in particular is designed to surface how the same patient
presentation looks different depending on who is sitting across the desk — and how a co-
ordinated approach produces better outcomes than any single specialty working in isolation​​

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