ICS 2015 Workshop 14 - Utilization of Endovaginal and Endoanal Ultrasonography for Visualisation of Tapes, Mesh, Levator Damage and Anorectal Disorders

Speakers
	Workshop 14
	Tuesday 6th October 2015
	14:00 - 18:00
	515ABC
	Lunch provided
S S. Abbas Shobeiri Workshop Chair G Giulio Santoro Workshop Speaker P Pawel Wieczorek Workshop Speaker G Ghazaleh Rostaminia Workshop Speaker A Andrea Santiago Workshop Speaker
Learning Objectives
To interpret clinical implications of alterations of the anatomy as seen by 3D endovaginal ultrasound. Obtain optimal images of pelvic floor muscles, mesh, tapes and anorectal disorders. Optimize patient management and decision making based on ultrasound findings.
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14:00

Introduction: Course objectives, clinical background and rationale for pelvic floor

S. Abbas Shobeiri

14:10

Anatomical basis of pelvic floor ultrasonography

S. Abbas Shobeiri

14:30

2D/3D, and functional US imaging of the lateral compartment; case studies

Ghazaleh Rostaminia

14:50

2D/3D, and functional US imaging of posterior compartment; case studies

Giulio Santoro

15:10

2D/3D, and functional US imaging of the anterior compartment;

Pawel Wieczorek

15:30

Break

None

16:00

Video demonstration

Andrea Santiago

16:10

Scanning of live patients

S. Abbas Shobeiri

16:40

Discussion

All

17:50

Questions

All

Level	Advanced
Duration	240 minutes
Category	Imaging
Research Type	Clinical
Keywords	Imaging Pelvic floor ultrasound
Target Audience	Allied Health Professionals, Fellows, Physicians
Aims and Objectives	This program is designed to show interested clinicians how to obtain optimal images of pelvic floor muscles, mesh, tapes and anorectal disorders. Attendees will learn how to obtain useful images of pelvic floor, and how to interpret clinical implications of alterations of the anatomy. In addition, emerging techniques of “dynamic” pelvic floor ultrasound and three-dimensional ultrasound will be introduced. Attendees also will observe hands on pelvic floor ultrasound along with pre-recorded session to optimise patient management and decision making.