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6th International Video Workshop on Radical Surgery in Gynecologic OncologyApril 26–28, 2018Prague, Czech Republic

Standardization of Surgical Procedures in Gynecology

6th International Video Workshop on Radical Surgery in Gynecologic OncologyApril 26–28, 2018, Prague, Czech Republic


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Main Partner

PARTNERS AND EXHIBITORS

General Partners

Partners

Sponsors and Exhibitors



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WELCOME ADDRESS

Dear friends,

Let me sincerely welcome you to the 6th IVW held here in beautiful Prague.

When we organised the first IVW back in 2008, many people considered such a project based on films to be unsustainable. I believed however in a special value of surgical film for teaching, demonstration of new technologies, and the tool for harmonisation of surgical techniques, terminology and classification of procedures.

I am confident, that surgical films have made a significant contribution to the development of unification of radical surgery in gynecologic oncology internationally. I am convinced that also this conference and the many contributions, which were viewed by hundreds of our colleagues in the ESGO library, have made an impact.

In the three upcoming days you will have the opportunity to see almost 70 surgical films, you will hear 5 State of the art lectures and 4 debates. Other 49 will be available at the E-poster stations in the exhibition, please pay attention to them as well.

All presentations, which authors gave their permission, will be made available for the congress participants at a website after IVW has finished.

Thank you so much to all of those, who have actively contributed to the program and I hope you all will benefit from it in your clinical practice.

And for those of you who have not been in Prague yet, you should explore the beauties of the city because life of a surgeon should not only be about our job, but also some fun. Of course preferably after the program.

Sincerely,

David Cibula IVW 2018 chairman



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INVITED FACULTY

Nadeem Abu-Rustum Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York, USA

David Cibula Gynecologic Oncology Centre, General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic

Javier de Santiago García MD Anderson Cancer Center Madrid, Spain

Henrik Falconer Karolinska Institutet, Sweden

Christhardt Köhler Asklepios Klinik Hamburg, Germany

Fernando Manuel Lapuente Sastre Clínica Universidad de Navarra, Spain

Raj Naik Northern Gynaecological Oncology Centre, Gateshead, UK

Pedro Tomas Ramirez The University of Texas, MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, USA

Lukáš Rob Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Royal Vinohrady Teaching Hospital, Czech Republic

Giovanni Scambia Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Rome, Italy

Jalid Sehouli Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany

Jiří Sláma Gynecologic Oncology Centre, General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic

László Ungár Duna Medical Center, Hungary

René H. M. Verheijen Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University Medical Center Utrecht, Utrecht, the Netherlands

https://www.ivw-prague.cz/scientific-program/invited-faculty/nadeem-abu-rustum/

https://www.ivw-prague.cz/scientific-program/invited-faculty/david-cibula/

https://www.ivw-prague.cz/scientific-program/invited-faculty/javier-de-santiago-garcia/

https://www.ivw-prague.cz/scientific-program/invited-faculty/henrik-falconer/

https://www.ivw-prague.cz/scientific-program/invited-faculty/christhardt-kohler/

https://www.ivw-prague.cz/scientific-program/invited-faculty/raj-naik/

https://www.ivw-prague.cz/scientific-program/invited-faculty/pedro-tomas-ramirez/

https://www.ivw-prague.cz/scientific-program/invited-faculty/lukas-rob/

https://www.ivw-prague.cz/scientific-program/invited-faculty/giovanni-scambia/

https://www.ivw-prague.cz/scientific-program/invited-faculty/jalid-sehouli/

https://www.ivw-prague.cz/scientific-program/invited-faculty/laszlo-ungar/

https://www.ivw-prague.cz/scientific-program/invited-faculty/rene-h-m-verheijen/



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WORKSHOP VENUE

Vienna House Diplomat PragueEvropská 15, 160 41, Prague 6, Czech Republicwww.viennahouse.com/en/diplomat-prague

ORGANIZING SECRETARIAT

GUARANT International spol. s r.o.Na Pankráci 17, 140 21, Prague 4, Czech RepublicPhone: +420 284 001 444Fax: +420 284 001 448E-mail: [email protected]

GENERAL INFORMATION

On-site registration fees

ESGO Member 390 EURESGO non-member 440 EURYoung physician (<35 years) 360 EUR

Registration fee for delegates covers:• Entrance to scientific program and exhibition area• Workshop materials

Registration deskRegistration desk is located in the foyer on the ground floor.

Opening hours of the Registration desk:

Thursday, April 26 11:00–18:00Friday, April 27 07:00–18:00Saturday, April 28 07:30–13:00

Certificate of attendanceThe certificates will be distributed at the Registration desk from Saturday morning.

LanguageThe official language of the workshop is English, simultaneous interpretation is not provided.



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Name badgesAll delegates will receive a name badge upon registration. Everyone is kindly requested to wear his/her badge when attending the workshop.

RefreshmentsComplimentary coffee breaks will be served to all registered participants in the foyer/exhibition area and lunch will be served in the Loreta restaurant in the hotel.

Speaker ready roomThis room is located in the meeting room Paris on the first floor.

Opening hours of the Speaker ready room

Thursday, April 26 11:00–18:00Friday, April 27 08:00–17:00Saturday, April 28 08:00–12:00

All speakers are requested to check in at the Speaker ready room at least two hours before the session (or the day before for morning sessions).

Presentations will be checked and saved by workshop technician.

Program changesThe organizer cannot assume liability for any changes in the program due to external or unforeseen circumstances.

Oral presentation from IVWAll presentations and videos, whose authors gave their written permission, will be available for 6 months after the IVW 2018 on a website. All IVW participants will be granted access to view them. Additional information with a unique password will be provided in an email after the IVW 2018 has finished.

https://www.ivw-prague.cz/



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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

THURSDAY, APRIL 26

13:00–13:10 Welcome

13:10–14:25 Extended pelvic resections Chairs: G. Scambia (Italy), D. Cibula (Czech Republic), F. M. Lapuente Sastre (Spain)

13:10–13:20 Extended pelvic resection G. Scambia (Italy)

13:20–13:30 Pelvic side wall anatomy and technique of pelvic bone resection (cadaver) D. Cibula, Z. Matějovský, R. Kocián (Czech Republic)

13:30–13:35 Discussion

13:35–13:45 LEER with iliac vessels resection and preoperative femoro-femoral crossover bypass G. Ferron, B. Saint-Lebes, M. Angeles, C. Martinez, A. Martinez (France)


13:50–14:00 External iliac vessels resection with crossover bypass D. Cibula, P. Mitáš, J. Sláma, R. Kocián, A. Germanová, F. Fruhauf, D. Fischerová,

M. Schneiderová (Czech Republic)


14:05–14:15 Pelvic floor reconstruction by the modified rectus abdominis flap R. Kocián, J. Sláma, A. Germanová, F. Fruhauf, D. Fischerová, M. Schneiderová,

D. Cibula (Czech Republic)

14:15–14:25 Totally laparoscopic nerve-sparing posterior pelvic exenteration with retrograde hysterectomy and ureteral resection and reimplantation for synchronous endometrial and ovarian cancer associated to deep infiltrative endometriosis

M. M. Ianieri, D. Mautone, M. Ceccaroni (Italy)

14:25–14:55 State of the Art Chair: P. T. Ramirez (USA)

14:25–14:45 Enhanced postoperative recovery – which components in which patients J. Sehouli (Germany)


14:55–15:20 Coffee break

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15:20–15:50 State of the Art Chair: R. H. M. Verheijen (the Netherlands)

15:20–15:30 Advances in SLN concept in endometrial cancer N. Abu-Rustum (USA)

15:30–15:40 Advances in SLN concept in cervical cancer D. Cibula (Czech Republic)


15:50–16:50 Symposium supported by Karl Storz Chair: C. Köhler (Germany)

Minilaparoscopy and ICG: an ultraminimally invasive technique F. Ghezzi (Italy)

Laparoscopic NIR-ICG sentinel lymph node mapping in endometrial cancer A. Papadia (Switzerland)

16:50–17:20 Pre-operative assessment of cervical and ovarian cancer – live ultrasound scanning supported by GE Healthcare Chairs: D. Fischerová, D. Cibula, F. Fruhauf (Czech Republic)

17:20–18:40 Standardization of pelvic lymphadenectomy Chairs: C. Köhler (Germany), J. Sláma (Czech Republic)

17:20–17:30 Standardization of pelvic lymphadenectomy 1 C. Köhler (Germany)


17:35–17:45 Standardization of pelvic lymphadenectomy 2 J. Sláma (Czech Republic)


17:50–18:00 The Laparoscopic Extended Pelvic Lymph Node Dissection A. Stepanyan, Z. Malakyan, E. Martirosyan (Armenia)

18:00–18:10 Surgical landmarks and anatomical considerations for laparoscopic sentinel lymph node mapping with ICG and systematic pelvic lymphadenectomy for endometrial cancer

D. Mautone, M. M. Ianieri, M. Ceccaroni (Italy)

18:10–18:20 4-step laparoscopic pelvic lymphadenectomy I. Zapardiel, J. Siegrist, A. Hernandez (Spain)

18:20–18:30 Detection of metastasis to the pelvic lymph nodes in cervical and endometrial cancer: Systematic pelvic lymphadenectomy

R. Puente, E. Schneider, D. Carpio (Chile)

18:30–18:40 Laparoscopic, lower paraaortic lymphadenectomy and pelvic SLN biopsy using ICG imaging in high-risk endometrial cancer

P. Blecharz, M. Misiek (Poland)

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FRIDAY, APRIL 27 08:00–08:30 State of the Art Chair: D. Cibula (Czech Republic)

08:00–08:20 Principles of liver surgery F. M. Lapuente Sastre (Spain)


08:30–09:40 Debulking surgery Chairs: R. Naik (UK), J. de Santiago García (Spain)

08:30–08:40 Upper abdominal debulking – coeliac trunc and hepatic hilus J. de Santiago García (Spain)


08:45–08:55 Surgical assessment of advanced ovarian cancer R. Naik (UK)


09:00–09:10 En-bloc total hysterectomy, bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy, total colectomy, omentectomy, splenectomy, distal pancreatectomy as a single specimen and as part of cytoreductive surgery in advanced ovarian cancer

N. Bizzarri, R. L. O’Donnell, S. Rundle, V. Ghirardi, P. Korompelis, R. Naik (UK)

09:10–09:20 Hepatic surgery in primary and recurrent ovarian cancer A. Pessarrodona, E. Cugat, J. Cassado, J. Rodriguez, E. Herrero, J. Camps,

M. Garcia-Domingo, P. Garcia-Manau (Spain)

09:20–09:30 The Laparoscopic Pelvic Peritonectomy A. Stepanyan, Z. Malakyan, E. Martirosyan (Armenia)

09:30–09:40 Prespinal periaortic lymphadenectomy with preservation of autonomic nerves M. Stukan (Poland)


10:00–11:00 Symposium supported by Intuitive Surgical Robotic surgery: OR efficiency and Future H. Falconer (Sweden)

11:00–11:30 State of the Art Chair: P. T. Ramirez (USA)

11:00–11:20 Image guided surgery – new paradigm N. Abu-Rustum (USA)


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11:30–12:35 New technologies I. Chairs: G. Scambia (Italy), L. Ungár (Hungary)

11:30–11:40 Application of intraoperative ultrasound G. Scambia (Italy)


11:45–11:55 CORT – combined operative and radiotherapeutic treatment in pelvic tumors L. Ungár (Hungary)

11:55–12:05 Intraoperative ultrasound-guided excision of cardiophrenic lymph nodes in an advanced ovarian cancer patient

F. Moro, S. Uccella, A. C. Testa, G. Scambia, A. Fagotti (Italy)

12:05–12:15 Laparoscopic pelvic exenteration with radical vaginectomy using 3D-vision and multifunction instrument

G. Vizzielli, E. Perrone, S. Pizzacalla, G. Scambia, A. Ercoli (Italy)

12:15–12:25 Indocyanine green (ICG) in the de-radicalisation of ovarian cancer cytoreductive surgery R. L. O’Donnell, N. Bizzarri, S. Rundle, V. Weinberger, A. Kucukmetin, N. Ratnavelu,

R. Naik (UK)

12:25–12:35 SLN in endometrial cancer patients: is there a rational for dual labeling (radioactive tracer and ICG)? First single centre experience

M. Pakiž, A. Dovnik, A. Cokan (Slovenia)

12:35–13:30 Lunch break

13:30–14:10 New technologies II. Chairs: L. Rob (Czech Republic), R. Naik (UK)

13:30–13:40 Vulval reconstruction for peri-anal vulval squamous cancer using Indocyanine-green (ICG) R. L. O’Donnell, N. Bizzarri, S. Rundle, V. Weinberger, R. Naik (UK)

13:40–13:50 VAMIS, Vaginal Access Minimally Invasive Surgery in vaginal cancer A. Pessarrodona, S. Delgado, J. Cassado, T. Girones, O. Gimenez, J. Rodriguez, E. Huguet,

I. Jorda (Spain)

13:50–14:00 Mini-laparoscopic Paraaortic Lymph Node Dissection, Pelvic and Paraaortic Sentinel Lymph Node Sampling and Bilateral Ovarian Transposition

D. Vatansever, S. Misirlioglu, T. Arslan, A. Eraslan, C. Taskiran (Turkey)

14:00–14:10 Key Techniques for Abdominal Radical Trachlectomy on Cervical Cancer X. Q. Li, J. Li, X. H. Wu (China)

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14:10–15:10 Medtronic supported symposia Chairs: D. Cibula (Czech Republic), J. de Santiago García (Spain),

R. H. M. Verheijen (the Netherlands)

14:10–14:30 Vessel Sealing Technology in open surgery D. Cibula (Czech Republic)

14:30–14:50 Vessel Sealing Technology in laparoscopy J. de Santiago García (Spain)

14:50–15:10 New robotic approaches R. H. M. Verheijen (the Netherlands)


15:40–16:10 Debate – Tailored radicality of hysterectomy or one type fits all Chair: N. Abu-Rustum (USA)

One type P. T. Ramirez (USA)

Tailored D. Cibula (Czech Republic)


16:10–16:45 LACC Trial Results – Impact on Standard of care Chair: D. Cibula (Czech Republic)

P. T. Ramirez (USA)


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16:45–18:20 Standardization of different types of radical hysterectomy Chairs: H. Falconer (Sweden), D. Cibula (Czech Republic), P. T. Ramirez (USA),

J. de Santiago García (Spain)

16:45–16:55 ESGO guidelines, anatomical landmarks and classification D. Cibula (Czech Republic)


17:00–17:10 Type B radical hysterectomy J. de Santiago García (Spain)


17:15–17:25 Radical hysterectomy type C1 H. Falconer (Sweden)


17:30–17:40 The laparoscopic perspective of the Querleu-Morrow classification of radical hysterectomy

R. Ribeiro (Brazil), E. Leblanc (France), A. T. Tsunoda (Brazil), J. C. Linhares (Brazil), D. Querleu (France)

17:40–17:50 Standardization the laparoscopic technique of nerve-sparing radical hysterectomy for initial invasive cervical cancer. Step by step

J. Molero, E. Martínez, S. Peco, J. L. Prieto, M. Rejas (Spain)

17:50–18:00 Extended parametrial resection for stage III cervical cancer P. Benedetti-Panici, V. Di Donato (Italy)

18:00–18:10 Indocyanine green-assisted parametrial dissection during type C radical hysterectomy after sentinel lymph node biopsy in early stage cervical cancer

N. Bizzarri, S. Rundle, V. Ghirardi, R. L. O’Donnell, A. Kucukmetin (UK)

18:10–18:20 Laparoscopic radical hysterectomy J. M. Mariconde, J. A. Mariconde, O. Rosato, A. Juarez Escuti, F. Lastreto (Argentina)

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SATURDAY, APRIL 28 08:00–09:35 Teaching the surgery Chairs: R. H. M. Verheijen (the Netherlands), H. Falconer (Sweden)

08:00–08:10 Changing repertoire in surgical training R. H. M. Verheijen (the Netherlands)


08:15–08:25 Teaching robotic surgery H. Falconer (Sweden)


08:30–08:40 Abdominal wall closure F. M. Lapuente Sastre (Spain)


08:45–08:55 Gynecologic Oncology Surgery for the treatment of Congenital Isolated Cervical Agenesis B. Pecorino, G. Scibilia, P. Scollo (Italy)

08:55–09:05 How to develop an appropriate extraperitoneal para-aortic space I. Zapardiel, M. D. Diestro, A. Hernandez (Spain)

09:05–09:15 Uterine transposition in a pediatric patient J. Burbano, P. Calderon, L. Trujillo, D. Santana, A. Almeciga, J. Pablo Luengas,

R. Pareja (Colombia)

09:15–09:25 Compilation of Urological Procedures in Gynaecologic Oncology D. Vatansever, S. Misirlioglu, T. Arslan, A. Eraslan, Y. Solak, T. Esen, C. Taskiran (Turkey)

09:25–09:35 Laparoscopic management of a patient with vaginal cancer K. Gungorduk, G. Demirayak, C. Comba, A. I. Ozdemir (Turkey)

09:35–10:05 Debate – Is there a place for radical trachelectomy in the management of cervical cancer Chair: N. Abu-Rustum (USA)

No L. Rob (Czech Republic)

Yes C. Köhler (Germany)



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10:30–11:50 Tips and tricks Chairs: P. T. Ramirez (USA), C. Köhler (Germany)

10:30–10:40 Fournier’s gangrene: Life-threatening complication after vulvar surgery in a case of initial vulvar cancer. Surgical debridement, reconstructive surgery and regenerative treatment with olive oil

J. Molero, E. Martínez, S. Sancho, B. Castro, J. L. Prieto (Spain)

10:40–10:50 Intraoperative radiotherapy for single recurrence of gynecologic malignancies J. Siegrist, K. Ferreres, V. García Pineda, I. Zapardiel, M. D. Diestro, I. Rodríguez,

A. Hernández (Spain)

10:50–11:00 Robot-assisted fertility sparing surgery in cervical cancer: Da Vinci robotic system radical trachelectomy

M. Heras García, M. Gracia Segovia, F. J. García Santos, M. Ramírez Mena, P. J. Coronado Martín, M. A. Herráiz Martínez (Spain)

11:00–11:10 Sentinel lymph node biopsy with indocyanine green (ICG) in early stage ovarian cancer N. Bizzarri, S. Rundle, N. Ratnavelu, R. L. O’Donnell, V. Ghirardi, R. Naik (UK)

11:10–11:20 Ghost ileostomy in advanced ovarian cancer V. Lago, S. Domingo, L. Matute, P. Padilla-Iserte, M. Gurrea, B. Flor,

A. García-Granero (Spain)

11:20–11:30 Uterine transposition: Surgical technique R. Ribeiro, J. C. Rebolho, F. K. Tsumanuma, G. G. Brandalize, A. T. Tsunoda,

J. C. Linhares (Brazil)

11:30–11:40 Bulky node managed retroperiteonally by laparoscopy for endometrial cancer M. Luyckx, J. Squifflet (Belgium)

11:40–11:50 Abdominal radical trachelectomy (ART) for placental site trophoblastic tumour of the cervix associated to pregnancy

N. Ioanid, R. Vieriu, C. Terinte, E. Pătrășcanu, N. Marcu, A. M. Mușină, M. M. Gavrilescu, N. S. Ioanid, I. Scripcariu , A. Iovoaia, M. E. Capilna (Romania)

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11:50–13:00 Extended pelvic resections Chairs: R. Naik (UK), D. Cibula (Czech Republic)

11:50–12:00 Laterally extended endopelvic resection R. Naik (UK)


12:05–12:15 Laparoscopic Pelvic Exenteration in 10 steps (4K movie) C. Martinez, M. Angeles, A. Martinez, G. Ferron (France)

12:15–12:25 Management of common iliac vein cancer thrombus D. Cibula, J. Sláma, R. Kocián, A. Germanová, F. Fruhauf, D. Fischerová,

M. Schneiderová (Czech Republic)

12:25–12:35 Use of indocyanine green (ICG) to assess anastomoses vascularity during laterally extended endopelvic resection (LEER) in recurrent cervical cancer

N. Bizzarri, A. Kucukmetin, S. Rundle, R. L. O’Donnell, V. Ghirardi, V. Weinberger, R. Naik (UK)

12:35–12:45 Total laparoscopic vaginectomy with left radical parametrectomy and bladder reconstruction with re-insertion of ureter in an endometrial adenocarcinoma relapse

A. Tejerizo García, C. Bellido Bel, R. Oliver Pérez, C. Álvarez Conejo, J. M. Seoane Ruíz, A. Olloqui Escalona, A. Diez Alvarez, G. López González (Spain)

12:45–12:55 Laterally Extended Parametrectomy (LEP) performed as a step during pelvic exenteration

M. E. Capilna, B. Szabo, J. Becsi, B. Moldovan, N. Ioanid (Romania)

13:00–13:10 Closing remarks

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E-POSTERS

P-3 Application of laparoscopic technology in open sentinel node biopsyI. Zapardiel, V. Garcia-Pineda, A. Hernandez (Spain)

P-7 A Pilot study on ICG sentinel lymph node biopsy in endometrial cancer performed in KK Women’s & Children’s Hospital, SingaporeY. K. Lim, W. L. Wong, I. Agarwal (Singapore)

P-10 The Modified Posterior Pelvic ExenterationA. Stepanyan, Z. Malakyan, H. Davtyan, M. Hayrapetyan (Armenia)

P-11 Laparoscopically assisted vaginal radical hysterectomy: Results in our populationE. López González, J. A. Rojas Luna, L. Fernandez-Villarrenaga, F. Larre Meneses (Spain)

P-13 Impact of depth and extent of lymphovascular space invasion on lymph node metastasis in endometrial cancerE. López Gonzalez, J. A. Rojas Luna, C. Forero Díaz, F. Larre Meneses (Spain)

P-15 Hyperhtermic intrathoracic chemotherapy for ovarian cancer with pleural metastasisD. G. Hong, T. Kato, Y. H. Lee, G. O. Chong, Y. S. Lee, Y. L. Cho (Korea & Japan)

P-16 Excision of a bulky para-aortic lymph node in a patient with horseshoe kidney who underwent primary debulking surgery for advanced ovarian cancerA. Kucukmetin, R. L. O’Donnell, V. Ghirardi, S. Rundle, N. Bizzarri (UK)

P-20 Sentinel Lymph Node in Early Ovarian CancerV. Lago, S. Domingo, L. Matute, P. Bello, B. Montero, P. Padilla, S. Lopez (Spain)

P-21 Laparoscopic debridement of symptomatic lymphocystesJ. Molero, E. Martínez, S. Sancho, S. Peco, M. Rejas (Spain)

P-23 Oncoplastic techniques in the treatment of vulvar cancerJ. Molero, E. Martínez, S. Sancho, B. Castro, J. L. Prieto (Spain)

P-25 Tissue recognizing system used in decision support during endoscopic surgeriesP. Török, R. Lampé, B. Harangi (Hungary)

P-27 Interval debulking surgery in women with advanced stage epitelial ovarian cancer. Radical oophorectomy type IIJ. Molero, E. Martínez, S. Sancho, M. Ortiz, S. Peco (Spain)

P-28 Pelvic lymphadenectomy: Description of the technique step by stepC. Martín Blanco, E. Moratalla Bartolomé, I. López Carrasco, A. Salvaro Argelich, N. Montero Pastor, A. Vegas Carrillo de Albornoz, M. Miró Matos, M. Díez Lomelín (Spain)

P-29 Adnexal mass during pregnancy: Management of complication during laparoscopic surgeryC. Martín Blanco, C. Millán Sanz-Lomana, M. Pérez Requena, A. Vegas Carrillo de Albornoz, M. Miró Matos, M. Díez Lomelín (Spain)

P-30 Ultrasound staging with corresponding surgical videos and risk prediction of severe postoperative complications concerned with planned primary cytoreduction for advanced ovarian cancerM. Stukan (Poland)



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P-33 Laparoscopic management of vascular complications during lymphadenectomy in endometrial and cervical cancerN. Bizzarri, V. Ghirardi, S. Rundle, R.L. O’Donnell, N. Ratnavelu, A. Kucukmetin (UK)

P-35 Total mesometrial resection (TMMR) and therapeutic lymph node dissection (tLND)M. Stukan (Poland)

P-37 Pre-sacral sentinel lymph node biopsy with ICG and laparoscopic radical hysterectomy using dynamic utero-vaginal manipulation in early stage cervical cancerN. Bizzarri, N. Ratnavelu, S. Rundle, V. Ghirardi, R. L. O’Donnell, P. Korompelis, A. Kucukmetin (UK)

P-38 Laparoscopic radical hysterectomy in a 19-year-old woman after neoadjuvant chemotherapy and previous laparoscopic pelvic node dissectionN. Bizzarri, S. Rundle, R. L. O’Donnell, V. Ghirardi, A. Kucukmetin (UK)

P-42 Debulking in right upper abdomen and pleural cavityM. Stukan (Poland)

P-43 Experiences with implementation of ERAS® at a small gynecologic oncologic centre: a personal surgeon’s preference being the only reason for avoidance from the protocolM. Pakiž, S. Dobnik, M. Sobočan, I. Šibli, K. Zadravec (Slovenia)

P-44 Abdominal radical trachelectomy utilizing elements of the TMMR techniqueD. G. Vlachos, G. D. Vlachos, St. Trompoukis (Greece)

P-45 The evaluation of ovarian tumor vascularisation using HD-flow techniqueD. Szpurek, A. Lojewski, R. Moszynski (Poland)

P-46 Is there a place for debulking of bulky lymph nodes in women with cervical cancer?V. Lago, L. Matute, P. Padilla, M. Gurrea, T. Viñas, S. Domingo (Spain)

P-47 The Laparoscopic Pelvic and Para-aortic LymphadenectomyA. Stepanyan, Z. Malakyan, E. Martirosyan (Armenia)

P-48 Lymphadenectomy at Ob/Gyn Trencin – our approach and indication decisionP. Kascak, M. Hlavacik, M. Gaman (Slovakia)

P-50 Electrochemotherapy (ECT): role in tissue preservation for vulva cancer recurrenceN. Ratnavelu, N. Bizzarri, T. Fasih, J. Nevin, T. Muir, R. Naik (UK)

P-51 VAMIS “Vaginal Access Minimally Invasive Surgery” treating extreme morbid obese patient with high risk endometrial cancerA. Pessarrodona, S. Delgado, J. Cassado, J. Romero, A. Carmona, N. Pons, P. Garcia-Manau, J. Rodriguez (Spain)

P-54 Laparoscopic radical colpohysterectomy and vaginal reconstruction using pelvic peritoneum in stage I primary vaginal carcinomaA. Pessarrodona, J. Cassadó, J. Rodríguez, J. Isern, P. Garcia-Manau, E. Esteve, A. Gonzalez, C. Parrilla (Spain)

P-55 Laparoendoscopic Single-Site Sentınel Lymph Node Detectıon In Endometrıal CancerG. Demirayak, C. Comba, I. A. Ozdemir (Turkey)

P-56 A uterine Tumor Resembling Ovarian Sex CordLikeTumors (UTROSCT): Case reportI. López Carrasco, C. Martin Blanco, E. Moratalla Bartolomé, A. Salvaro, N. Montero Pastor, A. Vegas Carrillo de Albornoz, M. Miró Matos, M. Díez Lomelin, F. Pérez Rodríguez, M. L. Cano Vieco (Spain)



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P-59 Triple technique in detection of the sentinel lymph node using Tc99m+ICG+Blue Dye during laparotomy for cervical cancer stage IB1W. Szatkowski, M. Janeczek, P. Blecharz (Poland)

P-60 Surgical management of a complex pelvic cystic mass with cutaneous fistulaS. Rundle, N. Bizzarri, R. L. O’Donnell, R. Naik (UK)

P-61 ICG-NIR for the identification of inguino-femoral sentinel lymph nodes in patients with apparently early stage vulval cancerS. Rundle, N. Bizzarri, A. D. Fisher, R. L. O’Donnell, N. Ratnavelu, V. Ghirardi, R. Naik (UK)

P-64 Microcarcinoma of cervixO. D. Rosato, J. M. Mariconde, V. Cortez Perez (Argentina)

P-70 Laparoscopic fertility sparring procedure for cervical cancerJ. M. Mariconde, J. A. Mariconde, O. D. Rosato, A. Juarez Escuti, S. Bosco, V. Fusero, F. Lastreto (Argentina)

P-72 Malignant ovarian germ cell tumors: Management review on three casesC. Martín Blanco, F. J. Valero de Bernabé Martín de Eugenio, C. Millán Sanz-Lomana, I. López Carrasco, A. Vegas Carrillo de Albornoz, M. Miró Matos, M. Díez Lomelín (Spain)

P-73 Role of pubic bone resection in total pelvic exenterationV. Lago, L. Matute, P. Padilla, M. Gurrea, T. Viñas, S. Domingo (Spain)

P-75 Laparoscopic pelvic lymphadenectomy. Step by stepS. Morales, F. J. Salazar, J. de la Fuente, M. López, J. J. Hernández (Spain)

P-76 Robotic paraaortic lymhpadenectomy up to renal veinF. Şanlıkan, G. Kıran (Turkey)

P-77 Fertility sparing- surgery at 19- years-old girl with ovarian cancerJ. Stulic, A. Dobrosavljević, L. Nejković, R. Sparić (Serbia)

P-80 Using frozen section to guide intra-operative management of suspicious ovarian masses: Two years of experience at the Norfolk and Norwich University HospitalE. J. Prior, T. Duncan, X. Tyler (UK)

P-81 Diagnostic and treatment of early stage of the fallopian tube carcinomaA. Dobrosavljevic, J. Stulic, L. Nejkovic, R. Sparic (Serbia)

P-83 Upper abdominal surgical procedures in advanced ovarian cancerN. Ioanid, I. Hutanu, B. Filip, R. Vieriu, G. Anitei, A. M. Musina, M. M. Gavrilescu, N. S. Ioanid, I. Scripcariu, M. E. Capilna (Romania)

P-87 Diagnostic laparoscopy in ovarian cancer: When and how to perform itJ. Siegrist, V. García Pineda, I. Zapardiel, M. D. Diestro, A. Hernández (Spain)

P-89 Laparoscopic radical hysterectomy with vaginectomy for a primary malignant melanoma of uterine cervix with isolated lower vaginal metastasisK. Gajjar, P. Patel, J. Abu (UK)

P-90 Grade and maximum tumor dimension (MTD) as determinants of lymphadenectomy in patients with Endometrioid Endometrial Cancer (EEC)A. A. Bazzi, A. Hamza, R. O’Hara, K. Kado, L. Fathallah, R. T. Morris (USA)



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EXHIBITION

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List of Exhibitors1 Stryker2 KARL STORZ SE & Co. KG3 Medtronic Czechia s.r.o.4 GE Healthcare5 OLYMPUS CZECH GROUP, s.r.o.6 Eight Medical International B.V.

7 Johnson & Johnson, s.r.o.8 HOSPIMED, spol. s r.o.9 ESGO10 ROCHE s.r.o.11 Intuitive Surgical

COMPANY PROFILES

Intuitive Surgical

Intuitive Surgical, headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, is the pioneer and the global technology leader in robotic-assisted, minimally invasive surgery. The company’s mission is to make surgery more effective, less invasive and easier on surgeons, patients and their families. Intuitive Surgical develops, manufactures and markets the da Vinci® Surgical System and has already introduced five da Vinci models, including the da Vinci® X™ Surgical System in 2017. The da Vinci Surgical Systems allow surgeons to offer their patients a minimally invasive surgical technique. By providing surgeons with superior visualization, enhanced dexterity, greater precision and ergonomic comfort, da Vinci Surgical Systems make it possible for skilled surgeons to perform minimally invasive procedures involving complex dissection or reconstruction. Robotic-assisted surgery is an important surgical treatment option that is safe and offers many potential benefits for patients, surgeons and hospitals when used appropriately and with proper training. The breadth



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of literature regarding da Vinci Surgery is extensive. There have been more than 13,000 peer-reviewed publications examining the use of the da Vinci Surgical System in various procedures. Within this body of evidence, many benefits of robotic-assisted surgery for patients have been demonstrated including: less blood loss, fewer complications, shorter hospital stays, smaller incisions for minimal scarring, and faster recovery and return to daily life. For more than 22 years, we have been committed to providing hospitals with solutions that drive clinical and economic value. To date more than 4,000 da Vinci systems have been installed in hospitals around the world in 66 countries and over five million robotic-assisted, minimally invasive surgical procedures have been performed worldwide in surgical specialties including urology, gynecology, general surgery, thoracic and cardiac surgery.

For more information, please visit the company’s web site at: www.intuitivesurgical.com.

Medtronic

As a global leader in medical technology, services and solutions, Medtronic improves the lives and health of millions of people each year. We use our deep clinical, therapeutic and economic expertise to address the complex challenges faced by healthcare systems today.

Let’s take healthcare Further, Together. Learn more at Medtronic.com.Website: global.medtronic.com

KARL STORZ

KARL STORZ is a renowned manufacturer that is well established in all fields of endoscopy and can be considered as market leader in rigid endoscopy. The still family held company was founded in 1945 in Tuttlingen, Germany, and has grown to one with a worldwide presence and 7500 employees. KARL STORZ offers a range of both rigid and flexible endoscopes for a broad variety of applications. Today’s product range also includes fully integrated concepts for the OR and servicing.

http://www.intuitivesurgical.com



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INTRODUCING THE VALLEYLAB™ FT10 ENERGY PLATFORM

TRUSTED PRECISION.A HISTORY OF INNOVATION.

1. Based on ES and Advanced energy product catalogs compared to Ethicon’s current catalog.

2. © 2016 Medtronic. All rights reserved.

The Valleylab™ energy portfolio offers the most comprehensive suite of energy-based devices in the industry1 — ranging from a series of trusted electrosurgical tools to advanced vessel-sealing instruments and an energy platform that powers it all.

T E C H N O L O G Y.O U T C O M E S .VA L U E . Elevate the possibilities with da Vinci® Surgery.

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The da Vinci Xi and da Vinci X Surgical Systems are class 2b medicaldevices CE marked (CE 0543) under the European Medical DevicesDirective (93/42/EEC) and manufactured by Intuitive Surgical, Inc.Refer to Instructions for Use before use. PN 1046402-EU Rev A 03/2018

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