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Advanced techniques in laparoscopic gynecologic surgery
ENDOMETRIOSIS
Current techniques in endometriosis treatment
ONCOLOGY
Sentinel lymph node in gynecologic cancer
Advanced gynecologic oncology surgery - a multidisciplinary out-of-the-box approach
UTERINE DISODERS
Minimally invasive approaches to uterine disorders
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Advanced techniques in laparoscopic gynecologic surgery
Advanced gynecologic oncology surgery - a multidisciplinary out-of-the-box approach
Current techniques in endometriosis treatment
Advanced techniques in laparoscopic gynecologic surgery
COURSE OBJECTIVES
- To provide the basic skills required for good progress in clinical laparoscopic practice
- To describe the technical steps, which are used for advanced laparoscopic procedures
- To describe results and potential complications, and how to prevent them
- Hands on sessions in order to give participants the technical capacity to improve their skills (according to the option)
EDUCATIONAL METHODS
- Interactive theoretical and video sessions between Faculty and course participants
- Live operative demonstrations (according to the course)
- Hands-on training on live tissue (mini-pigs), anatomical specimen, pelvic trainers or hysteroscopy models (according to the course)
TARGET AUDIENCE
Laparoscopic gynecological surgeons
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COURSE OBJECTIVES
- To understand the rationale of the sentinel lymph node (SLN) procedure in the treatment of female genital organ malignancies in the era of minimally invasive surgical oncology and individualized cancer treatment
- To master the surgical technique of SLN sampling, including anatomical landmarks of each genital organ’s specific lymphatic drainage
- To be familiar with technical modalities, imaging techniques, and available tracers, including the role of fluorescence in the future of cancer surgery
- To be able to incorporate the results of the SLN pathological assessment in the management of gynecologic malignancies
- To perform hands-on practice on live tissue (mini-pigs) in order to shorten and secure the learning curve in clinical practice
EDUCATIONAL METHODS
- Live operative demonstrations
- Practical training on live tissue (mini-pigs) - option B only
- Interactive theoretical and video sessions between Faculty and course participants
COURSE DIRECTORS
- D. Querleu FR
- C. Akladios FR
FACULTY PANEL
- N. Abu-Rustum USA
- T. Boisrame FR
- M. Diana IT
- E. Faller FR
- H. Ferreira Carvalho PT
- W. Gotlieb CA
- E. Leblanc FR
- L. Lecointre FR
- F. Lecuru FR
- J. Persson SE
- A. Van Der Zee NL
COURSE OBJECTIVES
- To provide the basic skills required for good progress in clinical laparoscopic practice
- To describe the technical steps used for advanced laparoscopic procedures
- To describe results and potential complications, and how to prevent them
- To practice on live tissue in order to give participants the technical tools to improve their practice
EDUCATIONAL METHODS
- Live operative demonstrations
- Practical training on live tissue (mini-pigs)
- Interactive theoretical and video sessions between Faculty and course participants
COURSE DIRECTOR
A. Wattiez FR
COURSE OBJECTIVES
- To teach gynecologic oncologists the surgical principles and skills required to safely perform complex out-of-the-box gynecologic oncology surgeries
- To provide multidisciplinary contributions, incorporating the perspectives of other surgical specialists
- To perform hands-on practice on live tissue (mini-pigs) and anatomical specimens in order to shorten and secure the learning curve in clinical practice
- To allow participants to actively interact with world-renowned experts
EDUCATIONAL METHODS
- Didactic lectures provided by multidisciplinary surgical specialists and world-renowned experts
- 2 half-days of hands-on practice on live tissue (options B & C)
- Full day of hands-on practice on anatomical specimens (option C)
COURSE DIRECTORS
- D. Querleu FR
- C. Akladios FR
FACULTY PANEL
- P. Addeo IT
- F. Bodin FR
- N. Chakfe FR
- T-N. Chamaraux FR
- D.S. Chi USA
- Q. Denost FR
- A. D’Urso IT
- F. Faitot FR
- P-E. Falcoz FR
- G. Ferron FR
- E. Lambaudie FR
- E. Leblanc FR
- D. Mutter FR
- P. Pessaux FR
- F. Quenet FR
- C. Saussine FR
- R. Tozzi IT
COURSE OBJECTIVES
- To describe technical steps used for advanced laparoscopic procedures
- To acquire practical skills for diagnostic hysteroscopy and outpatient surgery
- To acquire the technique and skills to perform operative hysteroscopy for myoma, polyp, and endometrial resection
- To describe results and potential complications, and how to prevent them in both laparoscopy and hysteroscopy
- To practice on models & live tissue in order to give participants the technical tools to improve their practice
EDUCATIONAL METHODS
- Live operative demonstrations
- Practical training on live tissue (mini-pigs) and hysteroscopy models
- Interactive theoretical and video sessions between Faculty and course participants
COURSE DIRECTOR
A. Wattiez FR
COURSE OBJECTIVES
- To review the different options for pathophysiology
- To understand the different classifications and their limits
- To be able to refer the patients who need bowel resection
- To know the guidelines for ablation of severe endometriosis
- To understand the complications, their management and prevention
- To know the prognosis and the postoperative management
EDUCATIONAL METHODS
- Live operative demonstrations
- Practical training on live tissue (mini-pigs) - option B only
- Interactive theoretical and video sessions between Faculty and course participants
COURSE DIRECTOR
A. Wattiez FR
COURSE OBJECTIVES
- To provide the basic skills required for good progress in clinical laparoscopic practice
- To describe the technical steps used for advanced laparoscopic procedures
- To describe results and potential complications, and how to prevent them
- To practice on live tissue in order to give participants the technical tools to improve their practice
EDUCATIONAL METHODS
- Live operative demonstrations
- Practical training on live tissue (mini-pigs)
- Interactive theoretical and video sessions between Faculty and course participants
COURSE DIRECTOR
A. Wattiez FR
COURSE PROGRAMME
THURSDAY MARCH 4, 2021
8.15 AM > Registration and welcoming of participantsFOR OPTION A & OPTION B
8.30 AM THEORETICAL SESSION
• Pathophysiological and anatomical basis:
transit of cancer cells in the lymphatic system
• Anatomical basis of lymph node detection• Tracers and corresponding detection devices:
- Technetium colloids
- Blue dyes
- Indocyanine green
• Processing and assessment of sentinel node, molecular biology
• Surgical technique, learning curve
10.00 AM LIVE OR PRE-RECORDED OPERATIVE DEMONSTRATIONS
• Vulva
• Cervix
• Endometrioma
FOR OPTION B
(OPTION A : afternoon free)
2.00 PM PRACTICAL SESSION ON LIVE TISSUE (mini-pigs)
•Dissection of retroperitoneal spaces• Lymphatic dissection, detection of pelvic and para-aortic SLN using indocyanine green (ICG) and near-infrared light as well as blue dye
•Detection of axillary SLN using indocyanine green and near-infrared light as well as blue dye
6.00 PM > End of session
8.00 PM > Dinner in honor of participants
FRIDAY MARCH 5, 2021
8.15 AM > Evaluation of the previous dayFOR OPTION A & OPTION B
8.30 AM LIVE OR PRE-RECORDED OPERATIVE DEMONSTRATIONS
• Vulva
• Cervix
• Endometrioma10.00 AM THEORETICAL SESSION
• Sentinel node in breast cancer
• Sentinel node in melanoma
• Fluorescence-guided surgery
•Fluorescence-guided radical hysterectomy
• Sentinel node in melanoma
• Fluorescence-guided surgery
•Fluorescence-guided radical hysterectomy
1.00 PM > Lunch at the Institute
FOR OPTION B
(OPTION A : afternoon free)
2.00 PM PRACTICAL SESSION ON LIVE TISSUE (mini-pigs)
•Dissection of retroperitoneal spaces• Lymphatic dissection, detection of pelvic and para-aortic SLN using indocyanine green (ICG) and near infrared light as well as blue dye
•Detection of axillary SLN using indocyanine green and near infrared light as well as blue dye
6.00 PM > End of session / Evening free
SATURDAY MARCH 6, 2021
8.15 AM > Evaluation of the previous day
FOR OPTION A & OPTION B
8.30 AM THEORETICAL SESSION
• Clinical applications in gynecologic cancer:- Vulvar cancer
- Cervical cancer
- Endometrial cancer
• Ongoing clinical trials
1.00 PM > End of course / Delivery of certificates of attendance
COURSE PROGRAMME
MONDAY MARCH 22, 2021
8.15 AM > Registration and welcoming of participants8.30 AM Theoretical session
>> General considerations in endoscopic surgery
>> Operating room set-up
>> Ergonomics
>> New energies
>> Laparoscopic anatomy revisited
>> Laparoscopic complications: the truth
>> Laparoscopic suturing: theory to load the needle and different knotting techniques
1.00 PM > Lunch at the Institute
2.00 PM Training on live tissue (mini-pigs)
• Dissection in the retroperitoneal space
• Cystotomy and bladder reconstruction
• Lymphadenectomy
6.15 PM > End of session
8.00 PM > Dinner in honor of participants
TUESDAY MARCH 23, 2021
8.15 AM > Evaluation of the previous day8.30 AM Theoretical session
• Laparoscopic myomectomy
>> Technical principles
>> Variation: difficult cases
>> Outcomes
• Oncology
>> Technical principles
>> Variation: difficult cases
>> Outcomes
• Hysterectomy
• Myomectomy
1.00 PM > Lunch at the Institute
2.00 PM Training on live tissue (mini-pigs)
• Nephrectomy
• Simulation of bowel injury and reconstruction
• Micro re-anastomosis of the ureter
6.15 PM > End of session / Evening free
WEDNESDAY MARCH 22, 2021
8.15 AM > Evaluation of the previous day8.30 AM Theoretical session
• Endometriosis
>> Laparoscopic treatment of mild and moderate
endometriosis
>> Laparoscopic approach to severe endometriosis
• Prolapse
>> Laparoscopic approach to pelvic prolapse
10.30 AM Live operative demonstrations
• Endometriosis
• Complex adnexal masses
1.00 PM > Lunch at the Institute
2.00 PM Theoretical session
• Ovarian masses
>> Laparoscopic management of benign ovarian cysts
>>Management of suspicious masses
>> Role of laparoscopy in ovarian cancer
• Hysterectomy
>> Technical principles
>> Variations: difficult cases
>> Alternative techniques
>> Outcomes
• Complications
>> Entry-related complications
>> Bowel complications
>> Urinary complications
>> Vascular complications
4.00 PM > End of course / Delivery of certificates of attendance
COURSE PROGRAMME
MONDAY, APRIL 12, 2021
8.00 AM > Registration and welcoming of participantsFOR OPTIONS A, B & C
8.15 AM THEORETICAL SESSION
PELVIC SURGERY
> Fixed presacral tumors
> Laterally extended tumors
> Reconstructive surgery of the vagina: rectus abdominis flaps
> Perineal defects filling: myocutaneous flaps
> Discussion
RETROPERITONEAL SURGERY
> Vascular dissection and reconstruction
> Management of vascular complications
> Fixed aortic nodes
> Lessons from surgery for retroperitoneal sarcoma
> Discussion
12.30 PM > Lunch at the InstituteFOR OPTIONS B & C (OPTION A : afternoon free)
1.30 PM PRACTICAL SESSION ON LIVE TISSUE (mini-pigs)
6.00 PM > End of session
8.00 PM > Dinner in honor of participants
TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 2021
8.00 AM > Evaluation of the previous dayFOR OPTIONS A, B & C
8.15 AM THEORETICAL SESSION
BOWEL SURGERY
> Digestive surgery: set-up, sutures, bowel preparation
> Large bowel: vascular supply, principles of resection, ileocolic anastomosis, colorectal anastomosis
> Rectum: vascular supply, principles of resection, nerve-sparing techniques, low rectal anastomosis
> Bowel diversion: indications, technique & management
> Management of small bowel fistula and anastomotic leak
> Discussion
> Anatomy of the celiac area
> Sanctuaries of peritoneal surface malignancy in the upper abdomen
> Porta hepatis: lessons from duodenopancreatectomy
> Cholecystectomy
> Discussion
12.30 PM > Lunch at the Institute
FOR OPTIONS B & C (OPTION A : afternoon free)
1.30 PM PRACTICAL SESSION ON LIVE TISSUE (mini-pigs)
6.00 PM > End of session / Evening free
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 2021
8.00 AM > Evaluation of the previous day
FOR OPTIONS A, B & C
8.15 AM THEORETICAL SESSION
RIGHT UPPER QUADRANT
> Technique of liver mobilization
> Lessons from anatomic hepatectomy
> Lessons from hepatic transplantation
> Management of complications
> Management of Glisson’s disease
> Complex diaphragmatic peritonectomy and diaphragmatic resection
> Discussion
MISCELLANEAOUS
> Cardiophrenic nodes dissection
> Thoracic surgery issues
> Techniques of splenectomy and distal splenopancreatectomy, management of complications
> Discussion
12.30 PM > Lunch at the Institute1.30 PM THEORETICAL SESSION
UROLOGY
> Ureteral anastomosis, reimplantation, bladder augmentation
> Continent urostomy: perspective of the urologist & of the gynecologic oncologist
> Indications and technique of orthotopic bladder replacement
> Management of postoperative complications
> Discussion
PERIOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT
> Intraoperative anesthesiologic management & postoperative analgesia
> Nutrition, antibioprophylaxis, thromboprophylaxis
> ERAS
> Certification, medical legal issues
4.30 PM > FOR OPTIONS A & B
End of course / Delivery of certificates of attendance
THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2021
FOR OPTION C ONLY
8.15 AM > Welcome coffee
8.30 AM HANDS-ON SESSION ON ANATOMICAL SPECIMENS
Part 1
1.30 PM HANDS-ON SESSION ON ANATOMICAL SPECIMENS
Part 2
5.30 PM > for OPTION C
End of course / Delivery of certificates of attendance
COURSE PROGRAMME
MONDAY MAY 10, 2021
8.15 AM Registration and welcoming of participants
8.30 AM THEORETICAL SESSION
Anatomy
× From gross to functional anatomy
Pathophysiology of the uterus
× Myometrium
× Endometrium
Imaging of the uterus
× US
× MRI
12.30 PM Lunch at the Institute
2.00 PM THEORETICAL SESSION
Fibroids
Adenomyosis
Congestion
Septum
Uterine malformation
× Classification
× Diagnosis
× Treatment
6.00 PM End of session
8.00 PM Dinner in honor of the participants
TUESDAY MAY 11, 2021
8.15 AM Evaluation of the previous day
8.30 AM THEORETICAL SESSION
Laparoscopic hysterectomy
× From basic to difficult cases
Laparoscopic myomectomy
× From basic to difficult cases
10.00 AM LIVE OPERATIVE DEMONSTRATIONS
× Hysterectomy
× Myomectomy
× Scar: laparoscopic treatment
12.30 PM Lunch at the Institute
1.30 PM TRAINING ON LIVE TISSUE (MINI-PIGS)
6.00 PM End of session
Evening free
WEDNESDAY MAY 12, 2021
8.15 AM Evaluation of the previous day
8.30 AM THEORETICAL SESSION
Endometrial pathology
× Semiology of the endometrium
× Hyperplasia
× Polyps
× Fibroids
× Scar
× Septum
10.00 AM LIVE OPERATIVE DEMONSTRATIONS
× Hyperplasia
× Polyps
× Fibroids
× Scar
× Septum
1.00 PM Lunch at the Institute
2.00 PM TRAINING ON HYSTEROSCOPY MODELS
6.00 PM End of course
Delivery of certificates of attendance
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 13, 2021
8.15 AM > Registration and welcoming of participantsFOR OPTION A AND B 8.30 AM Theoretical session
• Anatomy
• General diagnostic strategies
>> Ultrasonography
>>MRI
>> Contrast enema
>> New diagnostic tools
• Preoperative strategies
>>Medical therapy
>> Patient preparation
>> Field organization
1.00 PM > Lunch at the Institute
2.00 PM
FOR OPTION A Surgical Tips and Tricks: videos commented on by the Faculty
>>Discussion around short presentations of difficult or particular cases, pitfalls and technical details through pre-recorded operative demonstrations
4.00 PM > End of session (option A)
FOR OPTION B Training session on live tissue (mini-pigs)
• Basic principles of laparoscopy
• Dissection of retroperitoneal spaces
• Vascular dissection, experimental injuries and repair
6.15 PM > End of session (option B)
8.00 PM > Dinner in honor of participants
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 14, 2021
8.15 AM > Evaluation of the previous dayFOR OPTION A AND B 8.30 AM Keynote Lectures
• Strategies in ovarian endometriosis
>> Techniques for endometriomas
>> Surgery and ovarian reserve
>> Prevention of postoperative adhesions
>> Postoperative treatment and role of IVF
9.30 AM Live operative demonstrations
1.00 PM > Lunch at the Institute
2.00 PM
FOR OPTION A Surgical Tips and Tricks: videos commented on by the Faculty
4.00 PM > End of session / Evening free (option A)
• Dissection of retroperitoneal spaces
• Nephrectomy and vascular dissection
• Ureter dissection, division and re-anastomosis
6.15 PM > End of session / Evening free (option B)
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 15, 2021
8.15 AM > Evaluation of the previous dayFOR OPTION A AND B 8.30 AM Theoretical session
• Fertility preservation
• Strategies in deep endometriosis
>> Experiences from different experts
11.00 AM Live operative demonstrations
• Laparoscopic treatment of endometriomas
• Rectovaginal nodules
• Adhesiolysis
• Bowel endometriosis
1.00 PM > Lunch at the Institute
2.00 PM Theoretical session
• Outcome and complications
>> Complications of endometriosis surgery
>> Urinary complications
>> Surgical complications
• Debates
>> Infertility and endometriosis:
medical therapy versus surgery
>> Bowel resection: yes or no & when?
>> Ureter endometriosis:
--Extra or Intra
--Re-anastomosis or re-implantation
4.00 PM > End of course / Delivery of certificates of attendance
COURSE PROGRAMME
MONDAY DECEMBER 13, 2021
8.15 AM > Registration and welcoming of participants8.30 AM Theoretical session
>> General considerations in endoscopic surgery
>> Operating room set-up
>> Ergonomics
>> New energies
>> Laparoscopic anatomy revisited
>> Laparoscopic complications: the truth
>> Laparoscopic suturing: theory to load the needle and different knotting techniques
1.00 PM > Lunch at the Institute
2.00 PM Training on live tissue (mini-pigs)
• Dissection in the retroperitoneal space
• Cystotomy and bladder reconstruction
• Lymphadenectomy
6.15 PM > End of session
8.00 PM > Dinner in honor of participants
TUESDAY DECEMBER 14, 2021
8.15 AM > Evaluation of the previous day8.30 AM Theoretical session
• Laparoscopic myomectomy
>> Technical principles
>> Variation: difficult cases
>> Outcomes
• Oncology
>> Technical principles
>> Variation: difficult cases
>> Outcomes
• Hysterectomy
• Myomectomy
1.00 PM > Lunch at the Institute
2.00 PM Training on live tissue (mini-pigs)
• Nephrectomy
• Simulation of bowel injury and reconstruction
• Micro re-anastomosis of the ureter
6.15 PM > End of session / Evening free
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 15, 2021
8.15 AM > Evaluation of the previous day8.30 AM Theoretical session
• Endometriosis
>> Laparoscopic treatment of mild and moderate
endometriosis
>> Laparoscopic approach to severe endometriosis
• Prolapse
>> Laparoscopic approach to pelvic prolapse
10.30 AM Live operative demonstrations
• Endometriosis
• Complex adnexal masses
1.00 PM > Lunch at the Institute
2.00 PM Theoretical session
• Ovarian masses
>> Laparoscopic management of benign ovarian cysts
>>Management of suspicious masses
>> Role of laparoscopy in ovarian cancer
• Hysterectomy
>> Technical principles
>> Variations: difficult cases
>> Alternative techniques
>> Outcomes
• Complications
>> Entry-related complications
>> Bowel complications
>> Urinary complications
>> Vascular complications
4.00 PM > End of course / Delivery of certificates of attendance