Breast and Gynecology Days | Day 4 | Pelvic Floor
This webinar aims to provide insights into the common indications for pelvic floor imaging, the most appropriate diagnostic modalities, and real-life imaging examples. By enhancing your understanding of these crucial aspects, this session will equip you to better manage and treat pelvic floor disorders.
Speaker
Prof. Dusan Djokovic
Consultant
Hospital CUF Descobertas, Lisbon, Portugal
Dr. Adam Aboalkaz
Consultant Gastrointestinal and Genitourinary Radiologist
University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, UK
Dr. Ivilina Pandeva
Consultant Subspecialist Urogynecologist
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS, UKCourse Information
Join us for the last day of the Breast and Gynecology Days, featuring Dr. Prof. Dusan Djokovic , Adam Aboalkaz , and Dr. Ivilina Pandeva .
The “Pelvic Floor“ imaging webinar will explore the common indications and imaging modalities used in diagnosing pelvic floor pathology, including ultrasound, fluoroscopy, and MRI.
Register today to gain practical insights that can elevate your clinical practice and improve patient outcomes.
Program
- Introduction | Prof. Dusan Djokovic
- Getting to the Bottom of Pelvic Floor Imaging | Dr. Adam Aboalkaz
- Imaging of the pelvic floor –the role of ultrasound in Urogynecology | Dr. Ivilina Pandeva
- Diagnosis of Somatic Maternal Birth Trauma by Dynamic Pelvic Floor Ultrasound | Prof. Dusan Djokovic
- Live Q&A, moderated by Prof. Dusan Djokovic
Why should you attend?
- Gain a better understanding of the common indications and diagnostic investigations available for assessing the pelvic floor
- To review examples of pelvic floor pathology that can be identified with ultrasound, fluoroscopy and MRI studies.
- Participating in the live Q&A to find answers to your own questions
This educational talk was created in November 2024. All information contained in this session was correct at the time of distribution.
Disclaimer: Appearing on the Canon Medical Academy does not represent a commercial partnership or interest from the speaker. The views herein do not represent the views of Canon Medical Systems.
