ESGE Live Event 2020 6-8 DECEMBER This year ESGE offers you the opportunity to experience the latest scientific developments in the field of gynaecological endoscopy from our virtual platform. You can find the official Abstracts Publication of ESGE Live 2020 here.
We have decided to release this issue of ESGEVISION with some delay this year due to the significant changes we all had to make in our lives in the era of coronavirus pandemic. ESGE responded promptly to the COVID-19 pandemic shortly after it hit Europe and released its guidance to clinicians on gynaecological endoscopic surgery [...]
The ESGE, in collaboration with Facts, Views and Vision in ObGyn, organises a webinar on Septum Incision on Saturday 11th July, 2020 from 12:45 - 14:45 CET. It is generally accepted that septate uterus is related to impaired reproductive outcome. Although septum incision could be applied as a safe and successful treatment option for at [...]
The ESGE Board of Directors and Executive Board were saddened to hear the passing of Luca Minelli. Luca was at the forefront of gynaecological endoscopic surgery and has made a huge contribution to the care of women and training of many gynaecologists. Professor Arnaud Wattiez and Dr Armando Romeo pay tribute to Luca Minelli [...]
We would like to announce the third issue of the ESGE VISION newsletter (December 2019)! The second part of 2019 has been very busy for the ESGE. It has seen the launch of its scientific publication Facts, Views and Vision: Journal of the European Society for Gynaecological [...]
The Laparoscopic Checklist The aim of this checklist is to provide laparoscopic surgeons with a simple tool to prevent starting a laparoscopy without all the safety tools needed. For example, it is of utmost importance to have a suction-irrigation device for every single laparoscopy, because in case of bleeding it is the only tool [...]
Following recent publications on radical hysterectomy for cervical cancer, debating the role of minimally invasive radical hysterectomy in the treatment of cervical cancer, a common working group in oncology of the European Society of Gynaecological Endoscopy (ESGE) and the Society of European Robotic Gynaecological Surgery (SERGS) prepared a statement providing recommendations for [...]
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We would like to announce the second issue of the ESGE VISION newsletter (June 2019)! In the first issue, our President Professor Grigoris Grimbizis indicated the challenges we experienced with the official journal of the Society. In this issue, he announces the launch of new ESGE journal, Facts, [...]