The hysteroscope is the gynecologist’s stethoscope, and it is central to modern gynecology. Diagnostic office hysteroscopy allows full visualization of the endometrial cavity and is essential for detecting focal lesions that are often missed with blind or non-directed endometrial sampling. Increasingly, operative hysteroscopy in both the office and Operating Room provides safe, effective, minimally invasive treatment for a wide range of intrauterine pathology.

What Makes This Conference Unique

Listen, watch, interact, and learn from the most experienced hysteroscopic experts in the world. Collectively, the faculty brings more than 500 years of clinical experience to this meeting. This is designed to be the most educational hysteroscopy conference you have attended—a dynamic compendium to elevate your surgical care, improve patient outcomes, and enhance patient safety.

Engaging, Visual Learning

The Summit will feature a rich array of visual formats, including:

• Numerous high-quality surgical videos
• “Prerecorded” live telesurgical procedures
• Ample time dedicated to questions and answers

Expert Faculty and Teaching Approach

Each lecturer is selected not only for depth of hysteroscopic surgical experience but also for the ability to teach step-by-step, from basic techniques to complex procedures. Their work and philosophy embody the surgical principle: do as much as necessary and as little as possible.

Goals for Participants

This conference is designed to help you:

• Perform diagnostic and therapeutic hysteroscopy with confidence
• Understand and navigate common hysteroscopic conundrums
• Recognize and manage complications should they occur

Generous Q&A periods will foster robust discussion and direct interaction between participants and faculty, ensuring you leave with practical skills and solutions you can apply immediately in your practice.

At the conclusion of this course, the participant will be able to:

1. Develop a foundational knowledge of office and operative hysteroscopy in the treatment of simple to complex intrauterine pathology
2. Treat intracavitary pathology, including: Endometrial polyps, intrauterine fibroids, mullerian anomalies, the removal of foreign bodies, and treatment of endocervical lesions with the operative hysteroscope, resectoscopy, and tissue retrieval systems
3. Implement learned skills to improve patient safety in the office and ambulatory surgical center
4. Describe the steps necessary to respond to complications of hysteroscopy