SOCIETY OF GYNECOLOGIC SURGEONS

SOCIETY OF GYNECOLOGIC SURGEONS

THIRTY-NINTH SCIENTIFIC MEETING

Charleston Marriott Hotel Charleston, South Carolina

Monday - Wednesday April 8-10, 2013

Mikio A. Nihira, MD, MPH Program Director

EXHIBIT HALL ? Emerald Ballroom ? Main Level SPEAKER READY/VIDEO VIEWING ROOM ? Opal Two ? Main Level SPOUSE/GUEST HOSPITALITY ? Opal One ? Main Level

CHARLESTON MARRIOTT MEETING SPACE FLOOR PLAN

REGISTRATION ? Crystal Ballroom Level INTERNET CAF? & POSTERS - Crystal Ballroom Pre-Function GENERAL SESSION ? Crystal Ballroom ABCD BREAKFAST ROUNDTABLES & SYMPOSIA ? Crystal Ballroom EF

SOCIETY OF GYNECOLOGIC SURGEONS

MISSION STATEMENT

The Society of Gynecologic Surgeons' mission is to promote the highest standards for gynecologic surgical care for women in a safe, effective and ethical manner.

To realize this mission, the Society of Gynecologic Surgeons has as its principles:

1. To promote the acquisition of knowledge and the improvement of skills in gynecologic surgery.

2. To enhance the understanding of gynecology and gynecologic surgery through basic and clinical research.

3. To be a source of public and professional information.

IN MEMORIAM 2012

Raymond A. Lee, MD Rochester, MN

George W. Mitchell, MD San Antonio, TX

Robert F. Porges, MD New York, NY

Martin Stone, MD Southampton, NY

George D. Wilbanks, MD Durham, NC

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WELCOME FROM THE PRESIDENT

Welcome to Charleston, South Carolina for the 39th Annual Meeting of the Society of Gynecologic Surgeons! Dr. Mikio Nihira and the Program Committee have put together a wonderful schedule of events with many opportunities for learning and enjoyment with your colleagues.

On Sunday before the scientific program begins, there is an outstanding Postgraduate Course - "Managing Severe Surgical Complications Lessons Learned from Surgeons in the Trenches", presented by Dr. Jeffrey Clemons (Course Director) at the Medical University of South Carolina. This advanced course includes a wide range of surgical teaching experiences, from didactics to a hands-on workshop. Additionally, the Society of Gynecologic Surgeons' Systematic Review Group (SRG) meets on Sunday to continue its work in reviewing the gynecologic surgery literature and producing practice guidelines for the members of our Society.

The official scientific program begins on Monday. As President, I had the pleasure of inviting Dr. Steven F. Palter to be this years' TeLinde Lecturer, and he will present, "Film and Medicine: The Technological Transformation of Surgery".

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Back by popular demand, Dr. Nihira has planned two debates that include, "Embolization vs. Arterial Ligation to Manage Hemorrhage after Hysterectomy" and "Synthetic vs. Biologic Graft Augmentation for Vaginal Prolapse Surgery".

Throughout the scientific program, surgical and educational videos will be shown. Due to the high quality and quantity of video submissions this year, there will be additional videos in a separate videofest session following Monday's general session and the video caf? videos will be available for viewing in the SURGiVIEW Video Room.

On Tuesday morning, breakfast roundtable discussions will be offered on eleven relevant topics. The roundtables are very popular and provide an opportunity to interact directly with experts. There will be industry supported educational breakfast symposia on Monday and Wednesday mornings.

Socially, we have planned a few fun activities for members and guests including the traditional Golf Scramble and a Carriage Tour of Charleston on Monday. The Charleston Marriott is near The Citadel and just minutes from historic downtown Charleston and steps from the home of the Charleston Riverdogs, the city's minor league baseball team. History buffs will love the proximity to the Civil War Walk & various plantations.

The Society of Gynecologic Surgeons continues to grow as more gynecologic surgeons recognize the important role that our Society plays in education and research. If you are a member, reach out to the many guests who are here this year. And if you are not yet a member, be sure to meet as many members as you can and consider submitting an application for membership. SGS membership details and the application can be found on the Society's web site, .

I look forward to visiting with you personally during the meeting. I invite you to enjoy the scholarly and social interactions we have to offer this year in the historic city of Charleston.

Best Regards, Mark D. Walter, MD

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The Society Greatly Appreciates the Premier Marketing Support

for the 2013 SGS Annual Meeting

Ethicon Somerville, New Jersey

Ruby Sponsorship

American Medical Systems Minnetonka, Minnesota Diamond Sponsorship

Boston Scientific Marlborough, Massachusetts

Diamond Sponsorship

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EXHIBITORS

SGS is deeply appreciative of the support provided by the following companies through exhibitions for the 2013 Annual Scientific Meeting

Acell, Inc. Columbia, Maryland

American Medical Systems Minnetonka, Minnesota

Bard Medical Division Covington, Georgia

Boston Scientific Marlborough, Massachusetts

Coloplast Minneapolis, Minnesota

Cook Medical Bloomington, Indiana

Cooper Surgical Trumbull, Connecticut

Ethicon Somerville, New Jersey

Ethicon Biosurgery Somerville, New Jersey

HemCon Medical Technologies, Inc. Portland. Oregon

Intuitive Surgical Sunnyvale, California

Karl Storz Endoscopy El Segundo, California

LABORIE Williston Vermont

Lumitex MD Strongsville, Ohio

Marina Medical Instruments Sunrise, Florida

Mimic Technologies, Inc Seattle, Washington

MMS USA Dover, New Hampshire

National Association For Continence Charleston, South Carolina

Richard Wolf Medical Instruments Vernon Hills, Illinois

Salix Pharmaceuticals, Inc Raleigh, North Carolina

VECTEC Warren, Rhode Island

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WELCOME NEW SGS MEMBERS 2013

Gena Dunivan, MD Albuquerque, NM

Elizabeth Erekson, MD New Haven, CT

Abdalla Fayyad, MD Luton, UK

Daniel Gruber, MD Washington, DC

Jamie Long, MD West Reading, PA

Kristen Matteson, MD Providence, RI

Cedric Olivera, MD Brooklyn, NY

Amy Park, MD Washington, DC

Gregory Raff, MD Indianapolis, IN

Tatiana Sanses, MD Cleveland, OH

Heather van Raalte, MD Princeton, NJ

Clifford Wai, MD Dallas, TX

Halina Zyczynski, MD Pittsburgh, PA

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Congratulations 2012 President's Award Winners

Baltimore, Maryland

SGS Resident/Fellow First Prize Paper

"Postoperative Analgesia in Patients Undergoing Vaginal Reconstructive Surgery: A Randomized Trial Comparing Patient-Controlled and Scheduled, Nurse-Administered Intravenous Hydromorphone" Catrina C. Crisp, MD Good Samartian Hospital, Cincinnati, OH

SGS Resident/Fellow Second Prize Paper

"Randomized Trial of Trans versus Abdominal Plane (Tap) Block at Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy: Effect of Regional Analgesia on Quality of Recovery" Sarah Kane, MD MetroHealth Medical Center, Cleveland, OH

SGS Member/Guest Prize Paper

"Risk Factors for Synthetic Mesh Extrusion Following Abdominal Sacral Colpopexy and Vaginal Mesh Procedures: A Fellows' Pelvic Research Network Study" Nazanin Ehsani, MD, MPH St. Luke's Hospital & Health Network, Bethlehem, PA

SGS Prize Video Presentation

"Vaginal Hysterectomy Teaching Model: An Educational Video" Tovia M. Smith, MD University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

2013 PRESIDENT'S PRIZE AWARDS WILL BE PRESENTED DURING THE GENERAL SESSION

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2013 PRESENTING SGS CANDIDATE MEMBERS

Bela Kudish, MD ? Oral Presentation 5 The Effect of Hysterectomy, With and Without BSO, On Urinary Incontinence Winnie Palmer Hospital, Orlando, FL Proposer: Cheryl Iglesia, MD

Rachel Pauls, MD ? Oral Presentation 19 "Effects of Physical Therapy on Quality of Life and Function Following Vaginal Reconstructive Surgery: A Randomized Trial" Good Samaritan Hospital, Cincinnati, OH Proposer Steven Kleeman, MD

Blair Washington, MD - Oral Poster 6 "Variables Associated with Vaginal Fistula in Kigali, Rwanda" Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle, WA Proposer: Brittany Hampton, MD

Arnulfo Martinez, MD - Non-Oral Poster 24 "Natural Orifice Vaginal Sacrocolpopexy: Short-Term Outcomes" Hospital Regional Monterrey ISSSTE, Monterrey, Mexico Proposer: Michael Moen, MD

Elizabeth Geller, MD - Non-Oral Poster 30 "Changes in Vaginal Anatomy and Pelvic Floor Function After First Delivery" University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC Proposer: Catherine Matthews, MD

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2013 PRESENTING SGS CANDIDATE MEMBERS

Atif Fazari, MD - Non-Oral Poster 53 "Sexual Function in Sudanese Women After Surgical Repair of Concurrent Pelvic Organ Prolapse and Female Genital Mutilation" University of Medical Science and Technology, Khartoum, Sudan Proposer: Douglass Hale, MD

Ambereen Sleemi, MD - Non-Oral Poster 56 "Use Of A Low-Pressure Colonic Pouch (Mainz Ii) Urinary Diversion For Irreparable Vesicovaginal Fistula and Bladder Extrophy in Eritrea: Our Long-Term Experience" Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY Proposer: Ralph Chesson, MD

James Whiteside, MD - Non-Oral Poster 63 "Use of Analytic Hierarchy Process to Evaluate Physician Decision Coherence in Prioritizing Pelvic Floor Treatment Outcomes" Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon, NH Proposer: Mark Walters, MD

Ray Foster, MD ? Video Caf? 3 "Tips for a Successful Vaginal Repair of a Vesicovaginal Fistula" University of Missouri School of Medicine, Columbia, MO Proposer: Bob Shull, MD

Andrew Croak, DO ? Video Caf? 5 "Robotic Trachelectomy" Northwest Ohio Center for Urogynecology and Women's Health, Maumee, OH Proposer: Patrick Woodman, DO

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MARK YOUR CALENDAR

22nd Annual SGS Postgraduate Course in Advanced Gynecologic Surgery

Wednesday ? Friday, December 4-6, 2013 Nicholson Center Celebration, Florida Hands-on Cadaver Course Course Co-Chairs - Kris Strohbehn, MD, Arnold Advincula, MD and John B. Gebhart, MD

40th Annual SGS Scientific Meeting

Monday ? Wednesday, March 23-26, 2014 Westin Kierland Resort and Spa Phoenix/Scottsdale, Arizona Program Director ? Cheryl Iglesia, MD

VISIT THE SGS WEBSITE -

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

MISSION STATEMENT .......................................................................i WELCOME FROM THE PRESIDENT ............................................ ii-iii LISTING OF SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS ................................... iv-v NEW MEMBERS & PRESIDENT'S PRIZE AWARDS.................. vi-vii 2013 PRESENTING CANDIDATE MEMBERS............................ viii-ix FUTURE MEETINGS..........................................................................x PROGRAM GOALS & LEARNING OBJECTIVES............................. 2 CME SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION ............................................. 3 TELINDE LECTURER..................................................................... 4-5 ADDITIONAL SESSIONS & MEETINGS ........................................... 6 INDUSTRY SPONSORED SYMPOSIA ............................................. 7 MEETING & SOCIAL ACTIVITIES & HIGHLIGHTS ....................... 8-9 MEETING SCHEDULE .................................................................... 10

Sunday, April 7 .......................................................................... 11 Monday, April 8..................................................................... 12-20 Tuesday, April 9.................................................................... 21-26 Wednesday, April 10............................................................. 26-30 NON-ORAL POSTERS ............................................................... 31-39 VIDEO CAF? VIDEOS ..................................................................... 39 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE & CHAIRPERSONS............................. 40 SGS COMMITTEE MEMBERS........................................................ 41 PAST PRESIDENTS ........................................................................ 42 TELINDE LECTURERS & DISTINGUISHED SURGEONS........ 42-43 GEOGRAPHIC MEMBERSHIP LISTING ................................... 44-51 MEMBERSHIP ROSTER Active Members .................................................................... 52-73 Life Members ........................................................................ 74-79 Honorary Members ............................................................... 80-81 Associate Members .............................................................. 82-86 In Memoriam ......................................................................... 87-88

CME INFORMATION

PROGRAM DIRECTOR - Mikio A. Nihira, MD, MPH

TARGET AUDIENCE - Gynecologic Surgeons

PROGRAM GOAL

The goal of the annual scientific meeting is to provide member and non-member attendees with a forum for the latest and most innovative developments in gynecologic surgery. This will be accomplished through lecture, slide, video and poster presentations. Oral presentations are followed by a discussion and a question and answer session.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

At the conclusion of the meeting attendees should be able to:

1) Employ an evidence-based approach to understanding the advantages and disadvantages of surgical and non-surgical procedures used in the treatment of gynecologic disorders.

2) Discuss the current evidence of the benefits, risks and alternatives of new surgical innovations in gynecologic surgical practice.

3) List the advantages, disadvantages and appropriate indications for transvaginal polypropylene graft compared to a biologic alternative graft for prolapse surgery.

4) Discuss the benefits and risks of internal iliac artery ligation compared to pelvic packing and stabilization in the ICU in cases of continued bleeding following hysterectomy.

5) Discuss best practices in informed consent in gynecologic surgery based on recent scientific inquiry.

6) Describe etiology and pathophysiology of pelvic floor dysfunction including urinary incontinence, fecal incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse.

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Accreditation Statement

This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and Policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education through the joint sponsorship of the American College of Surgeons and the Society of Gynecologic Surgeons. The American College Surgeons is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM

The American College of Surgeons designates this live activity for a maximum of 17.25* AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

*17.25 credits for the Annual Meeting

American College of Surgeons Division of Education

Disclosure Information In compliance with ACCME Accreditation Criteria, the American College of Surgeons, as the accredited provider of this activity, must ensure that anyone in a position to control the content of the educational activity has disclosed all relevant financial relationships with any commercial interest. All reported conflicts are managed by a designated official to ensure a bias-free presentation. Please see the insert to this program for the complete disclosure list.

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