ICS 2015 Workshop 1 - Management of Bowel Dysfunction Following Obstetric Anal Sphincter Injury (OASIS)

Speakers
	Tuesday 6th October 2015
	09:00 - 10:30
	516AB
P Paula Igualada-Martinez Workshop Chair H Heidi Brown Workshop Speaker R Rufus Cartwright Workshop Speaker A Alexis Schizas Workshop Speaker
Learning Objectives
Understand the pathophysiology and subsequent pelvic floor complications of OASIS Learn and understand anorectal ultrasound and physiology investigations following OASIS Learn and understand conservative management of bowel dysfunction following OASIS
Links
Workshop registration Workshop handout Download PDF Workshop Admin

09:00

Introduction to the workshop

Paula Igualada-Martinez

09:05

OASIS

Rufus Cartwright

09:15

Anorectal anatomy and physiology

Alexis Schizas

09:25

Anorectal evaluation following OASIS

Alexis Schizas

09:40

Bowel dysfunction following OASIS

Heidi Brown

Alexis Schizas

09:55

Physiotherapy following OASIS

Paula Igualada-Martinez

10:10

The dedicated OASIS clinic and management of subsequent pregnancies

Heidi Brown

Paula Igualada-Martinez

10:20

Discussion

All

Level	Advanced
Duration	90 minutes
Category	Paediatrics
Research Type	Clinical
Keywords	Obstetric anal sphincter injury Bowel dysfunction Management
Target Audience	Urogynaecologists, Gynaecologists, Obstetricians, Colorectal Surgeons, Physiotherapists, Continence Nurses, Midwives
Aims and Objectives	Aim: The aim of this course is to learn how to evaluate and manage bowel dysfunction following obstetric anal sphincter injury (OASIS). Objectives: At the end of the workshop the participants should be able to: • Understand the anatomy and physiology of the pelvic floor including the anal sphincter complex. • Recognise and classify OASIS following endoanal ultrasound assessment • Understand anorectal physiology following OASIS • Identify and evaluate bowel dysfunction following OASIS • Learn how to set up a dedicated one-stop OASIS clinic and manage subsequent deliveries • Learn about the role of Physiotherapy management of bowel dysfunction following OASIS • Understand the long-term consequences of OASIS