1. Healthcare

PROGRAMME
THURSDAY Jan 29, 2015
1800-1945
Workshop urodynamics, Gunnar Lose and Niels Klarskov
FRIDAY Jan 30, 2015
0845-0900
0900-0945
Welcome, Corinne Pedroletti, Yngvild Skåtun Hannestad
0900-0930
Botulinum Toxin for the treatment of Overactive Bladder: Clinical Data and
Practical Application
Victor Nitti, Professor of Urology and Ob/Gyn, NYU Langone Medical Center, USA
0930-0945
Discussion
0945-1015
Coffee Break
1015-1115
Poster session (5 posters, 5+5 min) Chair: Mette Hornum Bing
OP1 Clinical efficacy and safety of mirabegron treatment for overactive
bladder Anna Almen Christiansson, SE
OP2 Intravesical Botox® injections for overactive bladder in an outpatient
setting: clinical short term results
Caroline Elmér, SE
OP3 Prevalence of Mycoplasmataceae bacteria in women with urethra pain
syndrome
Anna Kyndel, SE
OP4 Somatic comorbidity in women with bladder pain syndrome
Daniel Altman, SE
OP5 Urethral diverticula and periurethral cysts: symptoms, treatment and
outcome
Monica Topp, DK
OP6 Urogenital descens og inkontinens 15-20 år etter operativ vaginal forløsning
Ingrid Volløyhaug, NO
1115-1130
Coffee Break
1130-1215
Dissertations (2 dissertations 12+8 min) Chair: Kristin Jonsdottir
D1 Clinical epidemiological studies in women undergoing surgery for
urogynaecological disorders
Rikke Guldberg, DK
D2 Female pelvic floor surgery: Long-term outcome of the tension-free vaginal
tape procedure and the diagnostic value of occult incontinence testing
Rune Svenningsen, NO
1215-1315
Lunch, exhibition
1315-1445
Recurrent UI after MUS
1315-1345
Recurrent UI after MUS – what do we do? Data from the Nordic countries
Norway: Rune Svenningsen
Sweden: Maud Ankadal
Denmark: Margrethe Foss (incl OP7)
Finland: Antti Valpas
Iceland: Kristin Jonsdottir
1345-1415
Recurrent UI after MUS – what do we know? An update on diagnostics and
treatment
Tomi Mikkola, Docent, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Helsinki
University Central Hospital, SF
1415-1445
Discussion
1
1445-1515
Coffee Break
1515-1605
Urinary incontinence Poster session (5 posters, 5+5 min) Chair: Corinne Pedroletti
OP8 Can post-void residual urine stand alone in the assessment of voiding
dysfunction in women?
Yasmine Khayyami, DK
OP9 One and three years follow up after MiniArc single incision sling operation
for urinary stress incontinence
Jonas Franklin, SE
OP10 Treatment of postoperative voiding dysfunction after tension-free vaginal
tape procedure
Karin Glavind, DK
OP11 Early tape mobilisation: a better method for the management of
postoperative urinary retention after mid-urethral tape surgery?
Liv Rimstad, NO
OP12 Long time cystoscopy follow up after Tension-free vaginal tape (TVT)
shows no tape erosion into the bladder
Arnfridur Henrysdottir, SE
OP13 The influence of the modifiable life-style factors body mass index and
smoking on the outcome of mid-urethral sling procedures for female urinary
incontinence
Katja Stenström Bohlin, SE
1605-1640
Obstetric injuries to the pelvic floor Chair: Yngvild S. Hannestad
1605-1625
Dissertation (12+8 min)
D3 Long-term consequences of vaginal delivery on the pelvic floor. A
comparison with caesarean section in one-parae women
Maria Gyhagen, SE
1625-1640
The Swedish registry on tears after delivery (15 min)
Eva Uustal, SE
1900
Dinner
SATURDAY, Jan 31, 2015
0830-0910
0830-0900
The Biomechanics of Birth
James Ashton Miller, professor and director, Biomechanics Research Laboratory,
Dpt. of Mechanical Engineering, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA
0900-0910
Discussion
0910-0930
0930-1010
1010-1050
Coffee break
0930-1000
The pathophysiology of pelvic organ prolapse associated with vaginal delivery
James Ashton Miller
1000-1010
Discussion
1010-1040
Can pelvic floor dysfunction be prevented?
Ian Milsom, Professor, Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, Institute of Clinical
Sciences, Sahlgrenska Academy at Gothenburg University, Gothenburg, Sweden
1040-1050
Discussion
1050-1115
Coffee break
1115-1200
Sexuality and the pelvic floor
Chris Maher, Associate Professor, University of Queensland, AU
Tips and tricks laparoscopic sacral colpopexy
Chris Maher
1200-1300
Lunch
1300-1400
POP Poster session (6 posters, 5+5 min) Chair: Antti Valpas
OP14 Pelvic floor muscle training and lifestyle advice to reduce pelvic organ
prolapse, a randomized controlled trial
Ulla Due, DK
OP15 Follow-up of sacrospinousus fixation for vaginal vault or uterine prolapse
Maria Sarberg, SE
OP16 Examination of a simple tissue engineering strategy for potential pelvic
organ prolapse repair
Hanna Jangö, DK
OP17 A potential tissue-engineering strategy using a model with weakened
tissue to mimic pelvic organ prolapse repair
Hanna Jangö, DK
OP18 Does anesthetic method influence vaginal bulge symptoms and patient
satisfaction after vaginal wall repair surgery?
Joanna Pong, SE
OP19 The impact of anaesthetic technique and educational burden on the
resource utilisation and discharged day of surgery a retrospective pilot study in
the Gothenburg area
Sellbrant I, SE
1400-1415
1415-1550
Coffee Break
1415-1500
Surgical management of pelvic organ prolapse in women
Chris Maher, Associate Professor, University of Queensland, AU
1500-1525
What can we learn from the Nordic multicenter trials from using mesh in pelvic
floor repair
Chris Falconer (incl. OP20), Associate Professor, Department of Obstetrics and
Gynecology, Danderyd Hospital, SE
1525-1550
Regulatory aspects of the mesh debate
Søren Brostrøm, Head, Hospital Services and Emergency Management, DK
1550-1615
Discussion
1615
Closing
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