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Current Concepts in Pelvic Floor Disorders webinar series

Current Concepts in Pelvic Floor Disorders webinar series

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A series of virtual sessions bringing together national and international specialists in pelvic floor disorders, anal incontinence and sacral neuromodulation.

Organised by the Centro Privado de Cirugía y Coloproctología (CPP), together with Medtronic.

7 sessions, 14 presentations

Monday 5 October – Rectal prolapse and evacuation disorders:

  • Ventral mesh rectopexy. Is it a trend or a new Gold Standard? Technique, results and complications
  • When extremes meet: managing patients with coexisting constipation and anal incontinence

Wednesday 7 October – OASIS and incontinence: initial approach:

  • Prevention and management of OASIS
  • Physiotherapy in the treatment of anal incontinence
  • Physiotherapy in the treatment of obstructed defecation and pelvic floor prolapse

Monday 12 October – Treatment of anal incontinence:

  • Current concepts in the medical treatment of anal incontinence
  • Surgical treatment of anal incontinence. What tools are available? What does the evidence say?

Wednesday 14 October – Alternative treatments for anal incontinence:

  • Cell therapy in the treatment of anal incontinence

Monday, October 19 –  Sacral neuromodulation:

  • Evolution of sacral neuromodulation therapy in pelvic floor disorders. History, current status, and future perspectives.
  • Review of clinical guidelines and current scientific evidence on SNM

Wednesday 21 October – Sacral neuromodulation:

  • Success depends on correct lead placement. Proper electrode placement technique. Review of clinical guidelines and current scientific evidence on SNM
  • Cost-effectiveness of sacral neuromodulation

Monday, October 26 – Low anterior resection syndrome (LARS);

  • Functional disorders after rectal cancer treatment. Low anterior resection syndrome
  • Outcomes of sacral neuromodulation in the treatment of LARS

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