Laparoscopic female Cadaveric Abdominal, Pelvic, Pelvic floor Gynaecologic

COURSE OVERVIEW

Advanced multidisciplinary Abdominal, Pelvic and Pelvic floor surgery Cadaveric course.

COURSE OBJECTIVES: (This will depend on your previous experience)

• Anatomical hysterectomy

• Opening pelvic side wall

• Retroperitoneum, ureterolysis

• Dissection in avascular spaces

• Neurovascular anatomy

• Intracorporal and extracorporeal suturing

This is an opportunity for pelvic surgeons wishing to understand the anatomy of the deep pelvis and master techniques of compartmental based pelvic surgery. You will learn from experienced surgeons and anatomists the anatomy of abdomen, pelvis and deep pelvis and what lies beneath the peritoneum. The objective will be learning principles of surgical steps in complex gynaecological procedures with aim to reduced complication rates.

Simulating the operating theatre environment with the use of fresh frozen cadavers and advanced laparoscopic equipment including 3D technology delegates will obtain invaluable hands-on experience. Course is suitable for all levels and will be trailed to delegates objectives. Expert demonstrations of surgical approaches to the deep pelvis will cover the anatomy of this complex area.

Day one of this course will offer intensive hands-on practice of pelvic side wall dissection to perform complex laparoscopic gynae procedures. Day two will focus on learning operating in avascular spaces and retroperitoneum in particular Neurovascular anatomy. This will give you confidence to understand and recognise retroperitoneal neurovascular bundle for performing nerve sparing surgery. Dissection tasks will be tailored to your experience and requirement. Participants will rehearse and master suturing skills in dry and wet lab depending on registration type. Dissection is performed on fresh frozen donors.

Fee includes Hands on experience in cadaveric dissection , Lectures, anatomy prosection teaching, Video presentations, laparoscopic suturing workshop, refreshments, and course dinner. During the course you will have the opportunity to discuss clinical cases for management and prevention of complications. You will also gain experience with the next generation minimal access surgery devices (Caiman bipolar, 3D HD vision) and master laparoscopic suturing skills.

Who should attend?

Course is aimed for: Gynaecologist consultant and trainees Gynaeoncologist , Endometriosis surgeons , pelvic surgeons, Neuropelveologist, Urogynaecologist.

GYNAEONCOLOGY : Compartmental based pelvic surgery, modified radical hysterectomy for parametrial disease, Para-aortic & pelvic nodal dissection, Nerve sparing surgery, Peritoneal and diaphragmatic resection of disease

ENDOMETRIOSIS: Rectovaginal dissection, Autonomic& deep pelvic nerves and Nerve sparing excision of deep endometriosis, parametrial resection and modified radical hysterectomy, diaphragmatic resection, nerve sparing surgery

PELVIC FLOOR SURGERY & UROGYNAECOLOGY

Pelvic floor reconstruction, Paravaginal repairs, colposuspension, sacrocolpopexy

Course Surgical Skill Objectives

• Dissect pelvic side wall, ureters and pelvic spaces, vascular anatomy

• Pararectal and rectovaginal dissection

• Safe removal of pelvic masses, large uterus and surgical steps of Laparoscopic Anatomical Total Hysterectomy

• Closure of Enterotomy and Cystotomy

• Abdominal wall anatomy, safe entry, hernia prevention

• Anatomy of Pelvic floor, ischiorectal fossa and pudendal nerve

• Neuroanatomy , Iliolumbar dissection (For nueropelveologist)

Learning outcomes:

Understanding the anatomy of the female pelvis applied to safe anatomical laparoscopic hysterectomy

Pelvic side wall dissection and ureterolysis

Uterine artery identification and ligation

Advanced laparoscopic surgery with particular emphasis on retro peritoneal spaces, pelvic nerve identification and sparing in advanced excision of rectovaginal endometriosis.

Prevesicular, paravesicular dissection, ureterolysis, visceral repair

Anatomical distribution of pelvic nerves including somatic and autonomic system to facilitate nerve sparing procedures in endometriosis and other gynaecological anatomical procedures. Retro peritoneal approach for dissection

Understand embryonic and avascular planes for dissection

Understand pelvic anatomy, neurovascular relations, muscles, ligaments, lymphatic drainage.

Understand upper abdominal anatomy (diaphragm, para-aortic lymph nodes, mesentery, omentum, ureteric relations)

Resource:

Fresh frozen female human cadavers

Use of lab and teaching room

Help from technical staff and demonstrator

Interactive discussion with facilitators

Laparoscopic stations, instruments and demonstration of 3D technology

Programme

2 day course to make full use of cadavers and maximise delegate’s experience

Delegate cadaveric dissection stations, demonstrator dissecting station

Strictly limited number of 16 delegates (4 per cadaver)

Abdominal and pelvic anatomical Pro-sections available to study fixed tissue anatomy

Highly experienced pelvic surgeons facilitating dissection and training

FACULTY

• Surgical Faculty

Miss Nahid Gul FRCOG

Consultant Pelvic Surgeon. Gynae-oncological, Endometriosis, Neuropelveology

• Surgical Faculty

Mr David Rowlands FRCOG

Consultant Gynaecological and Endometriosis Surgeon

• Anatomy faculty

Mr Luke Welch, Director of anatomy, Keele university

CONTACT: Email: anatomypelvic@gmail.com

Miss Nahid Gul FRCOG

Consultant Pelvic Surgeon. Gynae-oncological, Endometriosis, Neuropelveology

Surgical Faculty

Mr David Rowlands FRCOG

Consultant Gynaecological and Endometriosis Surgeon

Anatomy faculty

Mr Luke Welch, Director of anatomy, Keele university

INDUSTRY SUPPORT

V ENUE

DAVID WEATHERALL BUILDING, ANATOMY DEPARTMENT, KEELE UNIVERSITYKEELE CAMPUS.

S TOKE-ON-TRENT, UK

ST5 5BG

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