Advanced Laparoscopic Cadaveric course in Gynae Oncology (09/24)
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The training program “Advanced laparoscopy in Gynae Oncology Cadaveric Course” was designed to train gynecologists in demanding laparoscopic surgeries with an emphasis on oncology and lay the foundations for a comprehensive and continuous educational training.
The theoretical and practical part of the seminar aims at understanding and deepening the anatomy of the pelvis, improving decision-making and the safe application of the laparoscopic approach.
Each trainee will have the opportunity to improve their surgical skills by performing surgical procedures on cadaver specimens and deepen their knowledge by taking part in interactive discussions in a realistic and safe environment under the supervision of experienced Gynecologic Oncologists.
The seminar is organized by Johnson & Jonhson Hellas, is implemented and scientifically supported by the Node Institute under the auspices of the 2nd Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic of the Aretei Hospital.”
Those interested can register for the training program by filling in the corresponding participation form until Wednesday, July 31, 2024.
Πρόγραμμα Σεμιναρίου
Day 1 | Lectures | September 14, 2024
09:00
Registration, introduction of delegates – Meet the faculty
09:10
Teaching laparoscopy in the era of AI. What is future like?
09:30
Critical appraisal of the ESGO 2023 guidelines in cervical cancer.
Why sentinel node is not yet the standard?
09:50
Sentinel node for endometrial cancer. What is standard practice,
what is still debatable and what is the future?
10:30
Coffee Break
10:45
Advantages of robotic surgery. New platforms and cost efficiency
11:05
Laparoscopic management of fibroid looking tumors. How and
when is it safe to do?
11:25
Complex looking ovarian tumours.
When is laparoscopy safe to
perform?
11:45
Advanced ovarian cancer. Should laparoscopy be used for assesing ressectability?
12:05
How can SHAPE trial shape the future of cervical cancer management.
12:25
Presentation of Harmonic and advanced bipolar
18:00-18:20
Closing remarks
Day 2 | Cadaveric dissection | September 15, 2024
08:30 – 10:30
Station 1 & 2
- Opening of retroperitoneum and identification of external iliac vessels and ureters
- Identification of obliterated umbilical, uterine artey, lateral pararectal and Para vesical spaces
- Identification of medial pararectal or Okabayasi space and hypogastric plexus
- Reflection of bladder and identification of Yabuki space.
10:30 – 12:30
Station 1 & 2
- Obturator fossa and obturator nerve
- Pelvic lymph node dissection. Demonstration of typical sentinel lymph node position
- Common iliac lymph node dissection
- Development of ureteric canal
12:30
Lunch Break
13:30-15:30
Station 1 & 2
- Ligation of ovarian and uterine vessels
- Hysterectomy and suturing of the vaginal vault.
- Development of paraaortic space
- Paraaortic lymphadenectomy
15:30-17:30
Station 1 & 2
- Posterior and anterior exenteration
- Identification of pelvic nerves
- Repair of vascular injury
- Repair of small bowel and bladder injury
17:30
Closing remarks and feedback
Speakers
Επικοινωνία
Program Manager: Dionisia Doulaveri
email : Dionisia.Doulaveri@nodeinstitute.org
info@nodeinstitute.org
