Diagnosis of intrauterine pathologies. Hysteroscopy, hysteroresectoscopy

From February 6th to 9th, 2017, the AMTEC KAZAN High-Tech Medical Technology Educational Center hosted the advanced training program "Diagnostics of Intrauterine Pathologies. Hysteroscopy, Hysteroresectoscopy." Leading gynecologists from Kazan and St. Petersburg led the program. [ /upload/medialibrary/076/10.jpg ] Over the course of four days, participants not only studied theoretical material but also applied their acquired knowledge in practice. The program included training sessions on manual skills using simulators and biomaterials in the Sim Lab and Dry Lab training operating rooms. Some of the equipment for the practical training was provided by ElePS, specifically an imaging system (endovideo camera, endoscopic illuminator) and an ultrasonic high-frequency apparatus. [ /upload/medialibrary/4ad/8.jpg ] [ /upload/medialibrary/bd9/1(1).jpg ] On February 6-7, Igor Valerievich Klyucharov, a top-category physician, candidate of medical sciences, associate professor of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology No. 1 of Kazan State Medical University, and gynecologist-oncologist, shared his experience. The following topics were covered during the first two days: - surgical anatomy of the uterus as applied to hysteroscopy; - instruments, equipment, and organization of space for hysteroscopy; - basic principles of diagnostic hysteroscopy; - anesthesia during hysteroscopy; - office hysteroscopy; - resectoscopic myomectomy/endometrial ablation. [ /upload/medialibrary/5d4/9.jpg ] The second part of the program on February 8 and 9 was conducted by Andrey Anatolyevich Dubinin, MD, PhD, physician of the highest qualification category, associate professor of the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reprodctology at the First St. Petersburg Medical University named after I.P. Pavlov. The final part of the master class covered the following topics: - general principles of diagnostic and operative hysteroscopy; - hysteroscopic diagnostic criteria for uterine cavity pathology; - operative hysteroscopy for benign intrauterine pathology; - ergonomics in hysteroscopy. Organization of the operating space; - differentiated approach to choosing the method of operative hysteroscopy for endometrial polyps. Complications of hysteroscopy. All participants received practically useful recommendations from experts, which they will apply in their daily practice. All listeners noted the good level of organization of the event and the high professionalism of the speakers. [ /upload/medialibrary/133/7.jpg ]