List of Pre-congress courses for SERGS 2025
Pre-congress simulator course :
June 2nd & June 3rd, 2025
This intensive Simulator Course is designed for surgeons looking to refine their robotic surgery skills usin simulators. The course provides hands-on training to help participants develop the precision, dexterity, and efficiency required to excel in the GESEA Robotics exam.
Course Structure:
Two sessions per day (morning & afternoon)
Each participant receives 3.5 hours of dedicated simulator time
Personalized guidance to optimize performance on robotic surgical tasks
Precision and Possibilities: Enhancing Surgical Excellence through Robotic-Hysteroscopic Integration
June 4, 2025 10:00 - 17:00
Course Description:
This masterclass aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the convergence of robotic surgery and hysteroscopy in addressing congenital anomalies of the female genital tract, myomectomy, adenomyomectomy, isthmocele repair and complex uterine surgery.
We will delve into the intricacies of these techniques, providing valuable insights and best practices for achieving optimal patient outcomes.
Participants will leave with a deeper understanding of the synergistic application of robotic surgery and hysteroscopy in addressing difficult uterine surgery, with the goal of enhancing their surgical proficiency and patient care.
The course will provide valuable insights into the collaborative use of robotic surgery and hysteroscopy for addressing intricate and difficult uterine conditions, showcasing the potential synergies and enhanced patient outcomes that result from the integration of these advanced surgical methods.
Advanced surgery in robotic gynecological oncology
June 4, 2025 10:00 - 16:30
This pre-congress course on advanced robotic surgery has been designed for professionals involved in oncological surgery who wish to develop their technical expertise and surgical skills.
This interactive course combines theoretical lectures with a series of videos performed by experienced surgeons explained according to the step by step technique. The advanced technology of robotic surgery, with its magnified vision and precision instruments, makes it ideal for studying anatomical structures and spaces.
This makes the course also suitable for residents or fellows looking to enhance their anatomical knowledge.
Surgical complexity in reproductive robotic surgery SRS-SERGS
June 4, 2025 10:00-16:30
This pre-congress course is aimed at surgeons who, after a period of training on easy benign surgery, begin to tackle more difficult and complex cases.
Expert robotic gynecology surgeons will tackle complex cases with videos and lectures. The course will be interactive with the aim of developing surgical skills and improving the student's experience.
The main topics will be hysterectomies and complex myomectomies. Also endometriosis surgery with urethral reimplantation techniques and intestinal resection. In addition, the most current imaging techniques applied to robotic surgery for benign pathology will be presented.
The robot and the pelvic floor
June 4, 2025 10:00 - 17:30
Background:
The course covers pelvic floor anatomy, prolapse, and functional diagnostics. It includes discussions on pre-operative imaging techniques, sacral suspension alternatives, and surgical tailoring for improved outcomes.
Participants will learn anatomical insights, diagnostic applications, and surgical advancements. In addition to traditional methods, the course will specifically cover the use of robotics in pelvic floor surgery. Robotics can enhance precision and control during procedures, leading to better patient outcomes and reduced recovery times.
Participants will gain understanding of how robotic systems benefit complex pelvic floor repair surgeries. The course will include extensive educational video materials and a continuous interaction with the experts.
