Dear colleagues and friends of ESGE,
ESGE in Collaboration with Facts, Views & Vision invites you to join this webinar organised by The ESGE Special Interest Group (SIG) Quality, Safety & Legal Aspects.
Webinar Title: Key Skills to Improve Surgical Quality and Safety
The presentations will be given by leading experts in the field.
Join us for this webinar!
Date: 30th March 2023
Time: 19:00 – 20:30 CET
Price: FREE of charge
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Dear colleagues and friends of ESGE,
The European Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy (ESGE) and its official journal Facts, Views & Vision are pleased to announce a cadaveric dissection webinar on Pelvic anatomy for gynaecological surgery; all you need to know on retroperitoneum and pelvic nerves which will take place on 3 March 2022. The presentations will be given by leading experts and will include demonstration with cadaveric dissection. An opportunity not to be missed!
Date: 3rd March 2022
Time: 18:00 – 19:30 hrs CET
Price: €20 + VAT
International Consensus Statement for recommended terminology describing hysteroscopic procedures
J. Carugno, G. Grimbizis, M. Franchini, L. Alonso, L. Bradley, R. Campo, U. Catena, C. De Angelis, A. Di Spiezio Sardo, M. Farrugia, S. Haimovich, K. Isaacson, N. Moawad, E. Saridogan, T.J. Clark
The structure and delivery of health care services vary across national health care systems, with differing credentialing requirements, funding, mechanisms for reimbursement and laws and regulations. These differences have hampered a clear understanding of how contemporary hysteroscopic services are currently being delivered globally and how best to do this.
Specifically, there is no consensus regarding the terminology used to describe the different hysteroscopic procedures, including the setting in which they are performed and the model of care (i.e. need for elective hospital admission and length of stay) of the patient undergoing hysteroscopic procedures. Terms such as “in-office”, “outpatient”, “ambulatory”, “day-case”, “in-patient”, “operating room” are used frequently interchangeably without standardised definition or common understanding.
Therefore, the American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists (AAGL), the European Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy (ESGE) and the Global Community of Hysteroscopy (GCH) formed an international working group of experts in hysteroscopy to develop a consensus statement of recommended terminology to use for describing different aspects of hysteroscopic procedures: (i) pain management, (ii) the setting where procedures are conducted, (iii) the model of care relating to the length of stay and need for admission, (iv) the type of procedure and (v) the approach to hysteroscopy.
