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02/22/2010 |
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Latest program for ISGE 19th Annual Congress |
ISGE 19th Annual Congress in conjunction with the AGES XX Annual Scientific Meeting
After 21 years has gynaecological endoscopy come of age? The
answer is ....
Most procedures previously performed by laparotomy have now been
successfully performed with the help of the laparoscope. But is there
any evidence to support this enthusiastic uptake of this relatively new
surgical approach?
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01/17/2010 |
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Nomination and Election of new ISGE Board Members 2010 – 2014 |
We are calling for nominations for the ISGE Board who will take office at the 19th Annual Congress in Sydney, Australia, May 2010
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12/31/2009 |
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Future of ISGE - An important message from the President |
Dear ISGE Members,
Dear Friends,
My first thought today was to wish you a Happy 2010!
The year behind, ISGE activity has been very intense and suffered. The world economic crisis had engulfed even our field and impacted the ability to find the sponsorship, vital force for us to survive. This feeling of difficulty and uncertainty pushed us to explore some new territory, looking for partnerships or joint-venture with other Medical Societies, in order to make our influence stronger on the market and reduce the financial commitment.
Last spring, while pursuing this goal, we started to think about a partnership with the AAGL, American Society well-known all over the world for the engagement in Mini-invasive Surgery and inclined all along to an International action to overstep the American borders.
Thus we began a long way toward an agreement, in order to benefit the two societies unchanging their status. Unfortunately, after intensive discussions with the AAGL, the Executive Board of the ISGE has come to the conclusion that the proposed merger would result in too much loss of independence and is therefore unacceptable to the Society.
As President, and together with my Board, I sincerely thank the Board of the AAGL for their interest in joining us, but we believe that it is in the best interest of ISGE and its members to continue as a strong, vigorous and independent Society.
The often painful discussions have highlighted the depth of passion and support across the world for the ISGE and its philosophy. Regrettably, as usual, AAGL intentions along with ours have not been entirely understood in the world of Gynecologic Endoscopy, and false news about ISGE “survival” as an independent Society and its stability in the near future have been spread.
ISGE plans to build on this support and consolidate its position as the PREMIER international organization in Gynecologic Endoscopy. I have got a clear turn of mind on the future and how I intend to carry our Society to these levels. I hope you will support me in this purpose.
Affectionate regards
Stefano Bettocchi
President ISGE
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11/02/2009 |
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HIGHLIGHTS: Sao Paulo Inteviews:
SBE ISGE Joint Meeting - Sao Paulo September 2009 |
Steffano Bettocchi, Yves Leroy, Vivian Ferreira do Amaral, Sabino, Ron Diaz
Joseph Kurian, Chuck Miller, Jim Tsaltas, Liselotte Mettler, Mauricio Abrao Sergio Podarich by Tamer Seckin
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10/20/2009 |
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ISGE 19th Annual Congress in conjunction with the AGES XX Annual Scientific Meeting |
Gynaecological Endoscopy: has it come of age?
26 – 29 May 2010 Sydney Australia
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09/01/2009 |
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Meeting in Sao Paoulo / 17-19 September 2009 : PG Course: Imaging: State of art in the diagnosis of endometriosis |
Chairs: Manoel Orlando Gonçalves e Giovanni Guido Cerri
The endometriosis imaging course provide a unique opportunity to update on the most modern techniques in imaging for endometriosis, through lectures and interactive sessions with live exams.
The course will account on a multidisciplinary team with the presence of experts in Radiology, Gynecology, Colorectal surgeons and Pathologists.
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09/01/2009 |
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Meeting in Sao Paoulo / 17-19 September 2009 : Uterine Fibroids: Minimally invasive approaches |
Chairs : Eduardo Schor e Claudio Crispi
In the era of minimally invasive surgery the approach of uterine leyomioma , this high prevalent disease, is trying several modifications .
In this pre-congress course we will discuss the main image techniques, necessary for an ideal preoperatory assessment, the advances in endoscopyc surgery, the argue about preoperatory medical treatment and the future of minimally invasive techniques in the treatment of leyomioma.
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09/01/2009 |
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Meeting in Sao Paoulo / 17-19 September 2009 : Pre Congress Course: Technics and frontiers on robotic surgery |
Robotic surgery is the present in gynecological procedures. This course will permit surgeons to familiarize with techniques and indications of the robot use as well as to watch a demonstrative procedure
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