Hackensack Meridian UroGyn Symposium 2024
Include: 1 videos, size: 1.92 GB
Target Audience: urogynecologists, general OB-GYNs, urologists
Information:
A practical, case-based update on female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery. Sessions translate guideline changes and new evidence into clear pathways for evaluation, conservative therapy, office procedures, and operative management of pelvic floor disorders.
What You Will Learn
Stepwise workups for stress/urge/mixed incontinence, OAB, and pelvic organ prolapse
Pelvic floor rehabilitation: behavioral therapy, pessaries, vaginal devices, and when to escalate
Procedural updates: midurethral slings, autologous fascial slings, bulking agents, apical suspensions, colpocleisis
Neuromodulation & chemodenervation: patient selection, programming, troubleshooting
Mesh & complication management: pain, exposure, erosion—diagnosis and surgical strategies
UTI prevention in the urogyne patient, GSM management, sexual function counseling
Perioperative optimization, ERAS, imaging/urodynamics pearls, and shared decision-making tools
Event Details
Format: Live lectures, case panels, and “how-I-do-it” sessions with interactive Q&A
Structure: Conservative → Office procedures → OR strategies → Complications → Long-term care, with take-home checklists
Who Should Attend
Urogynecologists, general OB-GYNs, urologists, pelvic floor PTs, nurse practitioners/PAs, pelvic health nurses, and trainees seeking a clinic-ready urogynecology refresh.
Why Attend
Turn guidelines into reproducible care pathways for common pelvic floor conditions
Improve outcomes with disciplined patient selection and complication prevention
Leave with algorithms, counseling scripts, and perioperative checklists you can use immediately
Topics:
*Note: these are continuous video recordings during the conference, they include individual lectures mentioned in the section below
Incontinence & OAB: diagnostics, first-line therapies, meds, tibial/sacral neuromodulation, Botox
Pelvic organ prolapse: staging, pessaries, native tissue vs. mesh-augmented options, apical support
Mesh issues & pain: evaluation, imaging, partial/complete excision, multidisciplinary care
UTI & GSM: prophylaxis strategies, non-antibiotic options, vaginal estrogen use, microbiome considerations
Urodynamics & imaging: when it changes management and how to interpret key tracings
Sexual function & pelvic pain: counseling, dyspareunia algorithms, PT integration
Periop & ERAS: risk stratification, anesthesia/analgesia, VTE prevention, return-to-activity timelines
Quality, equity & safety: informed consent, documentation, outcomes tracking, and patient-reported measures
