Moderators: R. Edward Betcher, Marie Fidela R. Paraiso
Faculty: Mohamed Achour, Francisco Carmona, Ashish R. Kale, Rebecca Mallick, Fevzi Shakir

Description: Global progress in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery requires more than new techniques: it requires broader access, disciplined judgment, purposeful technology, and reproducible safety. Drawing on perspectives from India, Spain, the United Kingdom, and Morocco, this session moves from awareness and access through advanced surgical innovation, precision, complex decision-making, and prevention of urologic injury.

Learning Objectives: After attending this session, the participant will be able to: 1) Describe strategies to improve awareness of and access to care for deep infiltrating endometriosis; 2) Describe the principal recipient-selection criteria, donor and recipient safety considerations, and reproductive outcomes associated with uterus transplantation; 3) Evaluate the applications and limitations of fluorescence guidance in complex gynecologic surgery; 4) Apply multidisciplinary decision-making principles to the management of renal endometriosis; and 5) Apply practical strategies to reduce urologic complications during laparoscopic hysterectomy.

Course Outline

11:00 AM Welcome, Introduction and Course Overview

11:03 AM DIE: Increasing Awareness and Access
A. Kale (IAGE, India)

11:13 AM Uterus Transplantation: From Surgical Innovation to Reproductive Choice
F. Carmona (SEGO, Spain)

11:23 AM Fluorescence-Guided Surgery: The Next Era of Surgical Precision
R. Mallick (BSGE, United Kingdom)

11:33 AM Complex Decision-Making in Renal Endometriosis
F. Shakir (BSGE, United Kingdom)

11:43 AM Toward Zero Urologic Complications During Laparoscopic Hysterectomy
M. Achour (MAMIGS, Morocco)

11:53 AM Discussion Questions & Answers

12:00 PM Adjourn