Integrated Total Pelvic Floor Ultrasound in Pelvic Floor Dysfunction

Workshop 19

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Tuesday 12th September 2017
13:30 - 16:30
Spadolini G
Capacity: 150
Speakers
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Alison Hainsworth
Workshop Chair

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Giulio A. Santoro
Workshop Speaker

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Andrew Williams
Workshop Speaker

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Alexis Schizas
Workshop Speaker

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Sophie Pilkington
Workshop Speaker

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27/05/2023 01:33:45

Workshop Schedule

13:30

Introduction and know your machine

Alison Hainsworth

13:40

Pelvic floor anatomy

Andrew Williams

13:55

Normal ultrasound pelvic floor anatomy with the integrated approach

Giulio A. Santoro

14:10

When to perform integrated total pelvic floor ultrasound

Sophie Pilkington

14:20

How to perform integrated total pelvic floor ultrasound

Alexis Schizas

14:30

Interactive workstations - Small groups with ultrasound workstations – the interpretation of normal and pathological scans

All

15:00

Break

None

15:30

Interactive workstations - Small groups with ultrasound workstations – the interpretation of normal and pathological scans

All

16:00

The report - Drawing all the images together to report integrated total pelvic floor ultrasound

Alexis Schizas

16:10

Quiz – Test your skills – Interpretation of integrated total pelvic floor ultrasound

Giulio A. Santoro
Andrew Williams

16:25

Questions

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Aims & Objectives

Advanced
180 minutes
Imaging
Clinical
ultrasound pelvic floor dysfunction
Surgeons, physicians, nurses, physiotherapists, clinical scientists

The aim is to learn how to perform and interpret integrated total pelvic floor ultrasound (transperineal, transvaginal, endovaginal) as part of your assessment of pelvic floor dysfunction.

This tool is used in clinic to detect anatomical (rectocoele, enterocoele, intussusception, cystocoele, bladder neck descent, uterine descent) and functional (dyssynergy, poor propulsive effort) abnormalities. You will know how to perform integrated total pelvic floor ultrasound and understand normal and pathological findings. This hands-on workshop allows you to practice image interpretation so that you can begin to use ultrasound in your clinical practice.

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