Course 1: Early pregnancy, reproductive medicine and ...



Early Pregnancy Friday 27th November 2015

|09:15 |Welcome and introduction |

|09:20 |Developing criteria to define miscarriage: an update from the Diagnosis of Miscarriage (DOM)|Tom Bourne, Imperial College |

| |trial | |

|09:50 |What should we tell women with bleeding and pain in early pregnancy about the long-term |Maya Al-Memar, Imperial College |

| |implications for their pregnancy? | |

|10:20 |What are the psychological consequences of miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy? |Jessica Farren, St Marys Hospital |

|10:50 |Coffee break |

|11:20 |Management strategies for miscarriage – expectant, medical, MVA and surgery. Are gestational|Cecilia Bottomley, |

| |age and pregnancy size relevant? Is expectant management right for all women? |Chelsea and Westminster Hospital (tbc) |

|11:50 |Diagnosing retained products and recognizing and treating A-V malformations. |Dirk Timmerman, KU Leuven |

|12:10 |Rationalising the management of PUL into low and high-risk groups – prediction models, |Tom Bourne, Imperial College |

| |progesterone or both? | |

|12:40 |Case examples – using the “early pregnancy APP” to predict outcome for PUV and PUL |Shabnam Bobdiwalla, |

| | |Imperial College |

|13:10 |Lunch |

|14:00 |The ultrasound diagnosis and characteristic features of tubal ectopic pregnancies and how to|Emma Kirk, North Middlesex University Hospital |

| |select women for expectant, medical and surgical management | |

|14:30 |The features of non-tubal ectopic pregnancy including management strategies for interstitial|Catriona Stalder, Imperial College |

| |and caesarean scar pregnancies | |

|14:50 |Ectopic pregnancy – case examples and images |Emma Kirk, North Middlesex University Hospital,|

| | |Catriona Stalder, Imperial College |

|15:10 |Modern day management of hyperemesis |Nicola Mitchell-Jones, |

| | |Chelsea and Westminster Hospital |

|15:30 |Coffee break |

|16:00 |The scientific basis of miscarriage - why medicalisation of recurrent pregnancy loss makes |Jan Brosens, University of Warwick |

| |no sense | |

|16:30 |What do you do when the hCG refuses to go down? – The problem of the persistent PUL and how |Shyamaly Sur, Imperial College |

| |to avoid getting into trouble with methotrexate | |

|17:00 |Managing recurrent miscarriage - can we do anything to improve the chances of a women |Siobhan Quenby, |

| |keeping a pregnancy and is this always desirable? |University of Warwick |

|17:30 |Case examples and images |Siobhan Quenby, Shyamaly Sur, Tom Bourne |

|18:00 |End of day |

Acute Gynaecology Saturday 28th November 2015

|08:00 |Meet the experts over breakfast sessions: |Peter Greenhouse, Bristol |

| | |Dirk Timmerman, KU Leuven |

| |Managing severe pelvic infections |Ahmad Sayasneh, St Thomas‘ Hospital, London |

| |How to classify ovarian cysts with ultrasound |Maya Al Memar, Imperial College |

| |Practical tips for safe laparoscopic surgery |Thierry Van den Bosch,KU Leuven |

| |Diagnosing miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy |Shabnam Bobdiwalla, Imperial College |

| |How to scan the endometrial cavity with and without contrast |Catriona Stalder, Imperial College |

| |Case examples and how to manage PUL | |

| |How to run an early pregnancy and acute gynaecology unit | |

|09:00 |Relative merits of US, CT and MRI to help you when women present with acute abdominal or |Syed Baber, Imperial College (tbc) |

| |pelvic pain | |

|09:30 |Diagnosing gynaecological causes of acute pain: characteristics of typical ultrasound |Tom Bourne, Imperial College |

| |features of acute ovarian and tubal pathology (torsion, haemorhagic cysts, abscess) | |

|10:00 |Classifying ovarian cysts – using IOTA simple rules and the ADNEX model |Dirk Timmerman, KU Leuven |

|10:30 |Coffee break |

|11:00 |Recognition and management of STI’s and pelvic inflammatory disease – should you treat all |Peter Greenhouse, University of Bristol (tbc) |

| |young women with pelvic pain if there is no other obvious cause? | |

|11:30 |Recognition and interventions for septic and haemorrhagic shock in relation to early |Felicity Platt, Imperial College |

| |pregnancy and emergency gynaecology | |

|12:00 |The use of ultrasound and the diagnosis and management of the causes of non-pregnant |Thierry van Den Bosch, KU Leuven |

| |abnormal vaginal bleeding | |

|12:30 |Diagnostic features of and initial management of acute gastrointestinal problems – |Andrew Thillainayagam, Imperial College (tbc) |

| |appendicitis, diverticulitis and gastroenteritis | |

|13:00 |Lunch |

|14:00 |Using ultrasound to diagnose other causes of pain in the pelvis – adenomyosis and |Thierry van Den Bosch, KU Leuven |

| |endometriosis | |

|14:30 |Laparoscopy to diagnose and treat common causes of pain: ectopic pregnancy, ovarian cysts, |Ahmad Sayasneh,St Thomas’ Hospital, London |

| |torsion, abscess and appendicitis: relating ultrasound to the surgical findings | |

|15:00 |Diagnosis and management of ovarian hyper-stimulation |Shyamaly Sur, Queen Charlotte‘s & Chelsea |

| | |Hospital |

|15:30 |Coffee break |

|16:00 |How ultrasound can help manage post-operative complications, imaging the ureter, kidney and |Ahmad Sayasneh, St Thomas’ Hospital, London |

| |when to intervene | |

|16:30 |Organising early pregnancy and acute gynaecology services |Tom Bourne and Catriona Stalder, Imperial |

| | |College |

|17:00 |Case examples and end of course quiz |All Faculty chaired by Tom Bourne |

|18:00 |Drinks |

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