Setting up a robotic urinary tract and pelvic floor reconstructive surgery service.

Workshop 8

Workshop Schedule

14:00

Introduction

Michel Wyndaele

14:05

Robotic surgery in urinary tract and pelvic floor reconstruction: step-by-step through increasingly complex procedures (including OR setup, patient positioning and trocar placement)

Eva Fong

14:15

Advantages and downsides / pitfalls of robot-assisted urinary tract and pelvic floor reconstruction

Jacqueline Zillioux

14:25

Questions

All

14:30

How to discover or develop your robotic potential

Michel Wyndaele

14:35

The first steps: Dedicated access to the robot, management support, creating a team and setting up the pathway

Giuseppe Campagna

14:45

The learning steps in becoming a robotic surgeon: from course/workshop to simulation, independent operation and credentialing (through mentors and proctors).

Benoit Peyronnet

14:55

Certification challenges and approach: Europe, Australia and New Zealand, USA

Benoit Peyronnet
Eva Fong
Jacqueline Zillioux
Giuseppe Campagna

15:15

Key learning points from a global perspective in implementation and certification of a robotic surgery

Michel Wyndaele
Benoit Peyronnet
Eva Fong
Jacqueline Zillioux
Giuseppe Campagna

15:20

Questions

All

15:25

Future perspectives, take home messages and conclusions (including workshop evaluation)

Michel Wyndaele

Aims & Objectives

Basic
90 minutes
Female Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI)
Clinical
Robot-assisted surgery Urinary tract reconstruction Pelvic Floor reconstruction
Urology, Urogynaecology and Female & Functional Urology

The workshop aims to guide the attendees through the present and future of robotic urinary tract and pelvic floor reconstruction, and through the challenges in implementing the robot into the non-oncological surgical toolbox.
Objectives:
To provide

  • Knowledge of the robotic applications in urinary tract and pelvic floor reconstruction.
  • Insight into the advantages, and downsides and pitfalls of the robot in urinary tract and pelvic floor reconstruction, for patient, surgeon, team and trainees.
  • A practical step-by-step guide, including tips and tricks, to implement and certify a non-oncological robotic service.
  • A taste of future perspectives in robotic urinary tract and pelvic floor reconstruction.

Learning Objectives

  • The attendee has gained knowledge on the applications of the robot in urinary tract and pelvic floor reconstruction, and on a stepwise learning trajectory from novice to master through these procedures.
  • From lessons learned from around the globe (Europe, Australia & New Zealand, USA), the attendee has acquired insight into the strategies and important focus points to aid in implementing a robotic service into their urinary tract and pelvic floor reconstructive surgery practice.
  • The attendee knows the advantages and disadvantages of robotic urinary tract and pelvic floor reconstruction, for the surgeon, patient, team and trainees.

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