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This course highlights tips and tricks of difficult uterine preserving surgery. Describing tips and tricks of difficult uterine preserving surgery. Although minimally invasive approaches to treat complex uterine disease have been described more than 20 years ago, MIGS surgeons are facing very complex surgical situations in patients with multiple myomas or diffuse adenomyosis. In such cases uterine-preserving surgery remains a difficult challenge.

Learning Objectives: At the end of this course, the participant will be able to: 1) Demonstrate advanced laparoscopic and hysteroscopic uterine preserving surgical technique in patients who wish to preserve their fertility; and 2) Discuss the respective role of laparoscopy, hysteroscopy and laparotomy.

PRESENTATION SCHEDULE

9:45 Welcome, Introductions, and Course Overview

9:50 Tips and Tricks of Myomectomy - Basic MIGS Technique; The Limits of MIGS Myomectomy; Indications for Laparotomy
W.H. Parker
10:15 Tips and Tricks in Adenomyomectomy
G. Grimbizis
10:40 Radiofrequency Surgery for Fibroids; Laparoscopic and Transcervical
D.J. Levine
11:05 Fibroids, Fertility, and Myomectomy – What is the Data?
E.A. Pritts
11:30 Fertility Preserving Hysteroscopic Surgery and its Limits: Multiple Myomas, Adenomyosis
K.B. Isaacson
11:55 Questions and Answers
All Faculty
12:15 Adjourn