38th Annual Conference
11th - 14th November 2016
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11th - 14th November 2016
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Organised by AOGD Oncology Committee & Dept. of Obstetrics &Gynecology, University College of Medical Sciences & Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital, Delhi
Date- 11th November 2016 Time - 9 AM – 5 PM
| Organizing Chairperson Dr. Sudha Prasad |
Organizing Secretary Dr. Ashok Kumar |
| CONVENOR: | Dr. Amita Suneja, Dr. Shalini Rajaram |
| CO-CONVENORS: | Dr. Bindiya Gupta |
AOGD Precongress Advanced Gyn Oncosurgery Video Workshop will be organised by AOGD Oncology Committee & Deptt. of Obstetrics &Gynecology, University College of Medical Sciences & Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital, Delhi on 11th November, 2016 at Hotel Ashok, New Delhi. The Conveners are Dr. Amita Suneja and Dr. Shalini Rajaram and co-convener is Dr. Bindiya Gupta.
The highlights of the workshop are meticulous surgical techniques shown by renowned gyne onco surgeons and surgical oncologists on curative aspects of cervical, ovarian and endometrial cancers. Video presentations include open surgery, laparoscopy and robotic procedures. Besides this, contemporary videos on pelvic anatomy, fertility preservation in ovarian and cervical cancer and management of premalignant lesions of cervix are also included.
| 8 am - 9 am | Registration |
| 8.45 am - 9.00 am | Introduction and overview: Shalini Rajaram |
| 9.00 - 10.00 am | Session 1: Anatomy & Surgery for Endometrial Cancer |
| Chairpersons: NB Vaid, Kiran Guleria, Vineeta Jaggi | |
| 9.00 - 9.15 am | Pelvic anatomy: Neerja Bhatla |
| 9.15 - 9.30 am | Anatomy of the retroperitoneum: Pankaj Garg |
| 9.30 - 9.45 am | Robotic surgery for endometrial cancer: Extrafascial hysterectomy with pelvic and Paraaortic lymphadenectomy: Somshekhar S P |
| 9.45 - 10.00 am | Discussion |
| 10 - 11.00 am | Session 2: Radical surgery for cervical cancer with lymphadenectomy |
| Chairpersons: Kamal Buckshee, Neerja Goel, Gauri Gandhi | |
| 10 - 10.15 am | Open radical hysterectomy: Neerja Bhatla |
| 10.15 - 10.30 am | Laparoscopic radical hysterectomy: Kanika Gupta |
| 10.30 am - 10.45 am | Robotic radical hysterectomy: Amita Maheshwari |
| 10.45 – 11am | Discussion |
| 11.00 - 11.10 am | Lamp lighting |
| 11.10 - 11.30 am | Tea |
| 11.30 am - 1.30 pm | Session 3: Achieving R zero clearance in ovarian malignancy |
| Chairpersons: Neera Agarwal, Shaktibhan Khanna, Indrani Ganguli | |
| 11.30 - 11.45 am | Staging Laparotomy with RPLND: Amita Maheshwari |
| 11.45 – 12.00 pm | Retrograde hysterectomy: Rama Joshi |
| 12.00 pm - 12.20 pm | Anatomy of the Omentum& Supracolic Omentectomy: Somashekhar SP |
| 12.20 - 12.40 pm | Peritonectomy- various techniques: Somashekhar SP |
| 12.40 pm - 01.00 pm | Anterior resection of the rectum with end to end anastomosis: Pankaj Garg |
| 1.00 – 1.20 pm | HIPEC: Somashekhar SP |
| 1.20 - 1.30 pm | Discussion |
| 1.30 pm - 2.30 pm | Lunch |
| 2.30 - 4 pm | Session 4: Surgery for early stage and advanced vulvar cancer |
| Chairpersons: Swaraj Batra, Amita Suneja, Abha Sharma | |
| 2.30 pm - 2.45 pm | Sentinel nodes in early stage vulvar cancer: Somashekhar SP |
| 2.45 - 3.00 pm | Radical vulvectomy with groin node dissection: Amita Maheshwari |
| 3.00 - 3.15 pm | Flap reconstruction after radical vulvectomy: SK Giri |
| 3.15 - 3. 30 pm | Robotic assisted VEIL: Rupinder Sekhon |
| 3.30 - 3.45 pm | Discussion |
| 3.45 - 4 pm | Tea |
| 4.00 - 5.00 pm: | Session 5:Fertility preserving surgery |
| Chairpersons: Harsha Khullar, Gita Radhakrishnan, Abha Singh | |
| 4.00 - 4.15 pm | Surgical techniques for high grade CIN & microinvasive carcinoma cervix: Mala Srivastava |
| 4.15 - 4.30 pm | Robotic Ovariopexy: Sabhyata Gupta |
| 4.30 - 4.45 pm | Ovarian cryopreservation techniques: Nalini Mahajan |
| 4.45 - 5.00 pm | Radical Trachelectomy/ Radical vaginectomy: Rupinder Sekhon |
| 5.00 pm | Vote of Thanks |
Live Endoscopy Workshop in Sir Ganga Ram Hospital
Date- 11th November 2016 Time - 9 AM – 5 PM
| Organizing Chairperson Dr. Sudha Prasad |
Organizing Secretary Dr. Ashok Kumar |
| CONVENOR: | Dr.Punita Bharadwaj |
Live endoscopy Workshop is being organised by Gynaecology Endoscopy Department, Sir Ganga Ram hospital on 11th November, 2016 at Hotel Ashok. This workshop centres on the gynae laparoscopic and hysteroscopic surgeries by experienced Gynae-endoscopic surgeons with different styles and techniques from all over India.
The workshop includes panel discussions with experts in the field of endoscopy . This gives the participants a chance to explore the new techniques in this field and enhance their knowledge.
It is a vast workshop including live surgeries from basic to advanced aspects of minimally invasive surgeries, performed by experts.
The proposed surgeries are:
As per case availability.
The panel discussion will cover the basic as well as advanced topics in this aspect like Complications,Anaesthetic nuances and Medico legal issues in Gynaecological Endoscopic Surgeries.
This workshop also includes simulators in operative hysteroscopy and laparoscopy, and endotrainers for laparoscopic endosuturing. The participants will learn the tips and tricks of endoscopic surgeries and they will have a good interactive session with the operating surgeons. They will be able to clear the doubts faced by them in their day-to-day practise.
So, this workshop will give a broad opportunity to all the participants to enrich and enlighten their knowledge about the gynae endoscopic skills. It will help them to perform basic and advanced surgeries and also to handle the complications. It will be helpful for the beginners as well for learning basic skills in this field.
| Cases | Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy in various sizes uterus. Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy with previous multiple surgeries. Laparoscopic Myomectomy. Laparoscopic Recanalisation. Laparoscopic VVF repair. Laparoscopic surgery in Endometriosis. Hysteroscopic Septa resection. Hysteroscopic Myomectomy. Subject to availability of cases. |
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| Operating Faculty | Dr. B. Ramesh. | Dr.V. Marwah. | Dr. Pritish Naik. | Dr.Debashish Dutta. | Dr.Punita Bhardwaj. Dr. Pandit Palashkar |
| Faculty | Dr.Anjila Aneja. | Dr.Angelina. | Dr.S.K.Bhandari. | Dr.Mamta Dagar. | Dr.Indrani Ganguli. |
| Dr.Alka Gujral. | Dr.Sabhyata Gupta. | Dr.Manju Hotchandani. | Dr.Kanika Jain. | Dr.Urvashi Prasad Jha. | |
| Dr. Jyotsna. | Dr.Dinesh Kansal. | Dr.Hriday Kapoor. | Dr. Archana Kaul. | Dr. S. Khanna. | |
| Dr. Deepak Krishna. | Dr.Usha Kumar. | Dr.Chandra Mansukhani. | Dr. Neena . | Dr.Deepanjali Pant. | |
| Dr.Indu Pruthi. | Dr.Manju Puri. | Dr. K K Roy. | Dr.Malvika Sabbharwal. | Dr.Akhil Saxena. | |
| Dr.Renu Sehgal. | Dr. Anupama Sethi. | Dr.Abha Singh. | Dr. Neema Singh. | Dr.Alka Sinha. | |
| Dr.Mala Srivastava. | Dr.Taha. | Dr.Amit Tandon. | Dr.Tempe. | Dr.Nikita Trehan. | |
| Simulators in Operative Hysteroscopy and Operative Laparoscopy. | Endotrainers for Laparoscopic Suturing. | ||||
| 9 am - 11 am | Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy- different varieties. | Chair Dr.S.K. Bhandari. Dr.I . Ganguli. Dr.Abha Singh. Dr.Tempe. |
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| 11 am - 11:30 am | Complications in Gynaecological Endoscopic Surgery . | Panelists | Dr.Sabhyata Gupta. Dr.Alka Sinha. Dr.Manju Hotchandani. Dr.Taha. Dr.Kanika Jain . Dr.Amit Tandon. Dr.U.P Jha. Dr.Nikita Trehan. Dr.Akhil Saxena. | ||
| 11:30 am - 2:30 pm | Laparoscopic VVF Repair. Laparoscopic Myomectomy. Laparoscopic Recanalisation |
Chair Dr.Anjila Aneja. Dr.Alka Gujral. Dr.Urvashi Prasad Jha. Dr.Manju Puri. |
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| 2:30 pm - 3 pm | Anaesthetic nuances in Gynaecological Laparoscopic Surgery. | Panelists Dr.Angelina, Dr.Mamta Dagar. Dr.Archana Kaul, Dr. S. Khanna. Dr.Indu Khatri, Dr. D. Krishna. Dr.Chandra Mansukhani, Dr.Deepanjali Pant. Dr. Neena. |
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| 3pm-4:30pm | Laparoscopic Surgery in Endometriosis. Hysteroscopic Myomectomy. Hysteroscopic Septa Resection. |
Chair Dr.Jyotsna, Dr.Indu Pruthi. Dr.K K Roy, Dr.Mala Srivastava. |
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| 4:30 pm - 5 pm | Medicolegal Issues in Gynaecological Endoscopic Surgeries. | Panelists: Dr.Hriday Kapoor, Dr.Renu Sehgal, Dr.Dinesh Kansal, Dr.Anupama Sethi, Dr.Usha Kumar, Dr.Neema Singh. Dr.Jyoti Mishra, Dr.Malvika Sabbharwal. |
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Under the aegis of 38th Annual Conference of Association of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists of Delhi
Date- 11th November 2016 Time - 9 AM – 5 PM
| Organizing Chairperson Dr. Sudha Prasad |
Organizing Secretary Dr. Ashok Kumar |
| CONVENOR: | Dr.M.Gouri Devi |
| CO-CONVENORS: | Dr.Nymphaea Walecha, Dr.Susheela Gupta |
"Infertility contributes to the global burden of diseases and affects quality of life.It is a social disease which needs to be handled by all the clinicians even at Primary level with updated knowledge and understanding.Only then we shall be to guide our patients in the right direction at an appropriate time.The objectives of our workshop on “Basic Infertility” are to guide the participants right from the basic work up of infertility to evidence based methods of diagnosis and treatment.It will also train the delegates about the practical tips on clinical management and standardisation of treatment in both male and female partners.We have discussions with experts on controversial topics which will address our dilemmas in routine practice.The workshop is also highlighting the burning topic of fertility preservation and we are confident that the participants would have an enriching experience."
| 8.30 - 9 am | Registration |
| 9 - 10 am | Chairpersons Dr. Anita Sabharwal, Dr. S.S.Trivedi, Dr. Jyoti Bali |
| 9-9.15 am | Evaluating an infertile Couple : Clinical significance of History and Examination Dr.Rashmi Sharma |
| 9.15-9.30 am | How to handle a semen analysis report? Dr.Rajeev kumar |
| 9.30—9.45 am | Ultra sound in infertility work up: Dr.Vivek Kashyap |
| 9.45 - 10 am | discussion |
| 10-11 am | Chairpersons: Dr.Rita Bakshi , Dr.Geetika Jain |
| 10 - 10.15 am | Endocrine issues in infertility: Dr.Kaberi Banerjee. |
| 10.15 - 10.30 am | Male Infertility: How much you need to know?: Dr.Shweta Mittal |
| 10.30 - 10.45 am | Unexplained Infertility management: Dr.Nymphaea Walecha |
| 10.45 - 11 | Discussion |
| 11 - 11.30 am | Tea |
| 11.30-12.45 p.m | Panel Discussion“Case Scenarios on Uterine factor in infertility” Moderators : Dr. M.Gouri Devi, Dr.Neena Malhotra Panelists: Dr.Sanjivni Khanna Dr.Rahul Manchanda Dr.Sharda Jain Dr.TanyaBakshi Dr.Sunita Varma |
| 12.45 - 1.30 pm | Chairpersons: Dr.Shakuntala Kumar Dr.Ila Gupta Dr.Susheela Gupta |
| 12.45 — 1.p.m | Addressing ovulatory disorders: Aiming a mono-follicular development : Dr.AbhaMajumdar |
| 1.00 - 1.15 p.m | Optimising clinical and lab techniques for the finest IUI outcomes : Dr.Sudha Prasad |
| 1.15 p.m - 1.30 p.m | discussion |
| 1.30 - 2.30 p.m. | Lunch |
| 2.30 - 3.45 pm | Chairpersons: Dr.Neena Malhotra, Dr.Pooja Thukral |
| 2.30 - 2.45.p.m | When to refer the patient to an ART Centre? Dr.Nalini Mahajan |
| 2.45 - 3.00 p.m | Role of hysteroscopy in Infertility |
| 3 - 3.15 pm | Fertility Preservation : Where do we stand today? Dr.S.N.Basu |
| 3.15 - 3.30 pm | Role of Laparoscopy in infertility : Dr.Vivek Marwah |
| 3.30 - 3.45 pm | Discussion |
| 3.45 - 5 p.m | Panel on Endometriosis Moderator: Dr.K.D.Nayar Co-Moderator : Dr.Anchal Agarwal Panelists: Dr.Susheela Gupta Dr.PuneetKochar Dr.SurveenGhummen Dr.SandeepTalwar Dr.Neeta Singh |
Under the aegis of 38th Annual Conference of Association of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists of Delhi
Date- 11th November 2016 Time - 9 AM – 5 PM
| Organizing Chairperson : Dr. Sudha Prasad | Organizing Secretary : Dr. Ashok Kumar |
| Convenor: Dr. Pankaj Talwar | Co-convenor: Dr. K D Nayar |
Cancer patients are surviving at increasing rates today , but successful treatment in younger patients with chemo and radiation often leads to reduced fertility potential . Chemotherapy also is often used for noncancerous conditions such as autoimmune diseases like systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and hematological diseases. If damage to reproductive organs from treatment is likely, cryopreserving gametes, embryos, or gonadal tissue may help to preserve fertility.
Techniques for freezing sperm and embryos are well established. Techniques for oocyte cryopreservation have seen dramatic improvement in the last decade with improved pregnancy outcomes; however, long–term data on outcome are still limited. Techniques for freezing testicular and ovarian tissue are still experimental. Five–year survival rates with testicular cancer, hematologic malignancies, breast cancer, and other cancers that strike young people may be in the 90% to 95% range. However, treatment of these cancers is often highly detrimental to both male and female reproductive function.
The testis is highly susceptible to the toxic effects of radiation and chemotherapy at all stages of life. Cytotoxic chemotherapy and radiotherapy may produce long–lasting or persistent damage to primordial sperm cells, leading to oligo– or azoospermia. The most common strategy to preserve fertility is cryopreservation of sperm before treatment for later use. Cryopreservation of testicular tissue from prepubescent males remains experimental.
Ovarian damage is drug and dose dependent and is related to age at the time of treatment, with progressively smaller doses producing ovarian failure as the patient’s age increases. Total body, abdominal, or pelvic irradiation may cause ovarian and uterine damage, depending on radiation dose, fractionation schedule, and age at time of treatment. An elevated serum follicle–stimulating hormone (FSH) level is the most commonly used biochemical indicator of ovarian damage and failure. However, Anti Mullerian Hormone (AMH) and Antral Follicle Count (AFC) are emerging as other markers of ovarian aging. Preservation of fertility in females is more complicated than in males. Conservative fertility–sparing treatment such as radical trachelectomy in cervical cancer, hormonal treatment of early endometrial cancer, and conservative surgical management of early–stage epithelial ovarian cancer may be possible for certain women with early invasive disease. Reducing the radiation dose to the ovary by shielding or surgically removing the ovaries from the field of radiation (i.e., oophoropexy) may preserve ovarian function. Suppression of folliculogenesis with GnRH as for fertility preservation has long been controversial. If the cancer treatment can be delayed, it is possible to undergo ovarian stimulation and retrieve and freeze eggs (both mature and immature) or produce embryos that can be frozen for later transfer to the individual or a gestational carrier. Ovarian tissue freezing prior to the initiation of gonadotoxic treatment is still experimental with several live births reported worldwide. It is becoming a viable option for prepubertal girls where oocyte and embryo freezing is not an option, for women who either cannot delay treatment or hormonal treatments are contraindicated, or for women undergoing risk reduction salpingo–oophorectomy.
Approximately, 10–15% couples of reproductive age group seek fertility assessment at various clinics worldwide. With an increasing population of working women and the postponement in the ages of marriage and initial childbearing, infertility services are being increasingly asked for. With the advent of assisted reproductive techniques (ART) and advances in embryology the evaluation of the male partner is often overlooked which is responsible for approximately half of the infertility cases. It is essential to identify the pathology and treat the male partner, which may allow couples to improve their fertility potential and conceive naturally too.
Success of intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) had led to the cessation of research in sperm dysfunction and allowed the indiscriminate use of immature as well as defective sperms.
The new World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines on semen analysis are enthusing and makes one wonder whether we have over treated the male partners previously. The oligo-astheno-teratospermia syndrome is commonly encountered a problem in male infertility. This creates a challenging situation for the andrologists as this is a treatable condition if diagnosed at the correct time and treated accordingly. Understanding the human sperm and fertilization biochemistry has improved over the years. Objective data and information about important measures like kinematics of sperm capacitation, hyperactivation, the ability of sperm to bind zona-pellucida, undergo acrosome reaction, and finally decondensation of the chromatin to form male pronucleus started coming in to improve our knowledge of events leading to fertilization and formation of embryo. Such recent information is helping us to diagnose new forms of male sub-fertility, predict the success of attempts at natural or assisted conception and to design in vitro sperm function tests. This is guiding us to design new treatments to overcome the diagnosed dysfunction.
Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD) is a relatively recent diagnostic modality for identification of genetic defects in embryos generated through In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), prior to implantation in the mother’s womb. Thus, PGD facilitates birth of healthy babies in couples where both the parents are carriers of genetic aberrations, and hence, at risk of transmitting heritable diseases to the offsprings. In addition, this technology can be utilized in the field of assisted reproduction for aneuploidy screening and diagnosis of unbalanced inheritance of chromosome abnormalities, such as translocations or inversions. Thus, PGD identifies the genetic aberrations at the preimplantation stage by negative selection of the affected embryos.
Indications for PGD are detection of specific genetic diseases in couples identified with both the partners as carriers of genetic aberrations including autosomal recessive, autosomal dominant, X-linked monogenic disorders and chromosomal structural aberrations such as balanced translocation. PGD facilitates identification of genetic aberrations at genomic or chromosomal level in a single cell of the embryos at the pre-implantation stage. PGD provides the couples a window of opportunity to test the embryos for genetic diseases identified in the carrier stages and provides clinical guidance in an ongoing pregnancy. In addition, a variant to PGD is preimplantation genetic screening (PGS) whereby embryos are screened for numerical chromosomal aberrations in a single or both partners with normal karyotype, experiencing poor reproductive outcome including advanced maternal age, repeated IVF failures, repeated spontaneous abortions, severe male factor infertility and unexplained infertility. The patient populations are at risk of failure with IVF because of a high proportion of aneuploid embryos. PGD is believed to decrease the risk by selecting chromosomally normal embryos that have a higher chance of success post-implantation.
The current trend is towards the use of more advanced technologies like whole genome amplification and array based technology, next generation sequencing etc. in PGD for various genetic disorders. Also for preimplantation genetic screening where cleavage stage embryo biopsy and fluorescence in situ hybridization were the method of choice, the evidence has suggested that there is not advantage of PGS using this strategy. Hence, the focus is now migrating to the use of polar body biopsy and trophectoderm biopsy along with array and NGS based technology for testing.
| Time | Topic | Speaker |
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| 08:30 - 08:50 am | Registration | |
| 08:50 - 09:00 am | Welcome address | Dr. Pankaj Talwar |
| Session 1 PGD/ PGS | ||
| 09:00 - 09:20 am | Embryo and polar body biopsy : indications and tips and tricks | Gaurav Majumdar |
| 09:20 - 09:40 am | Preimplantation genetic screening and diagnosis : current scenario and future | Dr. Sonia Malik |
| 09:40 - 09:50 am | Discussion | |
| Session 2 Andrology | ||
| 09:50 - 10:10 am | Advanced Sperm function test : Clinical applications and relevance | Dr. Neena Malhotra |
| 10:10 - 10:30 am | Management of a case with low or no sperm count | Dr. Anjali Tempe |
| Session 3 Newer innovations | ||
| 103:0 - 10:50 am | Technological enhancements in ART | Dr. Kuldeep Jain |
| 10:50 - 11:10 am | QA and QC of an ideal ART centre | Dr. Pankaj Talwar |
| 11:10 - 11:20 am | Discussion | |
| 11:20 - 11:40 am | Tea | |
| 11:40 - 12:10 pm | Guest Lecture: Innovations in radiological diagnosis | Chairperson: Dr. Pratima Mittal Speaker :Dr. Kuldeep Singh |
| Session 4 Fertility preservation | ||
| 12:10 - 12:30 pm | Onco fertility - when , where for whom | Dr. K. D Nayar |
| 12:30 - 12:50 pm | Technological advancements in fertility preservation | Dr. Nalini Mahajan |
| Cryobiology | ||
| 12:50 - 13:05 pm | Cryobiology for beginners | Gaurav Kant |
| 13:05 - 13:20 pm | Advancements in cryobiology | Dr. N. Chimote |
| 13:20 - 13:30 pm | Discussion | |
| 13:30 - 14:30 pm | Lunch | |
| 14:30 -15:00 pm | Guest Lecture: Stem cells and clinical perspective | Chairperson: Dr. Sudha Prasad Speaker: Dr. Deepa Bhartiya |
| 15:00 - 15:45 pm | Panel discussion : ICMR guidelines : case scenarios | Moderator: Dr Sohani Verma, Dr Rhythm Panelist Dr. Rita Bakshi,Dr. Sweta Gupta Dr. Neeta Singh, Dr. Aanchal Aggarwal Dr. Leena Wadhwa |
| 15:45 - 16:15 pm | Guest Lecture: Third party reproduction | Chairperson: Dr. Sudha Prasad Speaker: Dr. R. S. Sharma |
| 16:15 - 17:00 pm | Panel discussion : Fertility preservation :case scenarios | Moderator: Dr. Sonia Malik, Dr. Pankaj Talwar Panelist Dr. Tanya Buckshee, Dr. Surveen Ghumman Dr. Shweta Mittal, Dr. Sushma Sinha Dr. Kavita Aggarwal |
| 17:00 pm | Vote Of Thanks | Dr. K. D Nayar |
Under the aegis of 38th Annual Conference of Association of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists of Delhi
Date- 11th November 2016 Time - 9 AM – 5 PM
| Organizing Chairperson Dr. Sudha Prasad |
Organizing Secretary Dr. Ashok Kumar |
| Convenor: | Dr. Abha Singh |
| Co-Convenor: | Dr. Kiran Aggarwal |
Lady Hardinge Medical College Safe motherhood encompasses a series of initiatives, practices, protocols and service delivery guidelines designed to ensure that women receive high-quality gynecological, family planning, prenatal, delivery and postpartum care, in order to achieve optimal health for the mother, fetus and infant during pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum.
Millions of women worldwide are affected by maternal mortality and morbidity from preventable causes. Adequate delivery assistance by a skilled person without excessive recourse to cesarean section is an international commitment to improve maternal health. Care for obstetric emergencies with adequate referral to appropriate facility starting from grass root level is also a part of this. After decades of planning India is still at 167 maternal deaths per 100000 live births, Sample registration survey, 2015.
In this workshop on safe motherhood aim has been to address practical management problems of day to day obstetric practice with an aim to enhance skills and to learn latest guidelines by stalwarts in their fields.
Hemodynamic of pregnant women differs from a non pregnant one and it is important to identify these differences. Session on Critically ill pregnant patient addresses this along with severe sepsis and breathlessness in preeclampsia. Pulmonary edema in preeclampsia is an important cause of near miss situations and ICU admissions. Termination of pregnancy becomes imperative and is an obstetric dilemma.
Massive hemorrhage is the leading cause of maternal mortality and morbidity world over. Transfusion of appropriate components at right time, arrest of hemorrhage with quick decisions whether it is devascualrisation or tamponade or a timely decided obstetric hysterectomy is critical in saving maternal life. Session on massive obstetric hemorrhage addresses all these issues.
Rising cesarean rate and their long term complications especially adherent placenta is every one’s concern. Recent guidelines addressing safe prevention of primary cesarean delivery is an important session. It aims to discuss important common indications for primary cesarean like failed induction of labor, prolonged labor, breech and twins and emphasizes which are the situations which merit a cesarean delivery.
Differentiating and understanding an abnormal trace from normal or an insignificant change from ominous is very important to manage high risk pregnancies. Different case scenarios with different CTG traces will go a long way to make the delegates understand fetal distress.
Skill enhancement is important to hone up skills in emergency obstetric care. Videos of dealing with adherent bladder, broad ligament hematoma and morbidly adherent placenta will give an insight in managing these difficult situations with competence.
And lastly hands on workshop is important for each and every postgraduate and obstetrician to give a visual and hands on experience. Assessment of blood loss which is normally always underestimated will be shown. Various procedures to estimate blood loss like visual estimation, measuring and weighing gauzes biochemical assessment is important to learn. Internal compressions and how to place a condom catheter is most important procedure to learn while managing postpartum hemorrhage. PPH drill and medical management of post partum hemorrhage is important so that right drugs are given at right time in right doses.
| 8.30 - 9.00 am | Registration | |
| 8.50 - 9.00 am | Introduction and welcome | Dr. Abha Singh |
| 9 - 10.00 am | Session I | Critically ill pregnant patient: Emergent Actions |
| CHAIRPERSONS | Dr. Indu Chugh, Dr. Mala Srivastava, Dr. Sangeeta Ajmani | |
| 9.00 - 9.15 am | Assessment of critically ill obstetric patient | Dr. Monika Gupta |
| 9.15 - 9.30 am | severe sepsis: management strategy for best outcomes | Dr. Rekha Bharti |
| 9.30 - 9.45 am | Breathlessness in preeclampsia | Dr. Jyotsna Suri |
| 9.45 - 10.00 am | Discussion | |
| 10.00 - 10.45 am | Session II | Massive Obstetric hemorrhage: difficult situations quick decisions |
| Chairpersons | Dr. Swaraj Batra, Dr. Mamta Gupta | |
| 10.00 - 10.15 am | Transfusion protocols: Blood and components, Which/When/How | DR. Y.M.Mala |
| 10.15 - 10.30 am | Arresting hemorrhage; what is in the armamentarium? | Dr. Manju Puri |
| 10.30 - 10.45 am | Bleeding patient for transfer: when and how? | Dr. Kiran Aggarwal |
| 10.00 - 10.15 am | Transfusion protocols: Blood and components, Which/When/How: DR. Y.M.Mala | |
| 10.15 - 10.30 am | Arresting hemorrhage; what is in the armamentarium? Dr. Manju Puri | |
| 10.30 - 10.45 am | Bleeding patient for transfer: when and how? Dr. Kiran Aggarwal | |
| 10.50 - 11.00 am | Lamp lighting | |
| 11 - 11.30 am | Tea break | |
| 11.30 – 12.30 pm | Session III | Safe Prevention of primary cesarean delivery: Indications revisited |
| Chairpersons | Dr. S.S. Trivedi, Dr. Neerja Goel, Dr. Harsha Khullar | |
| Failed induction of labor :Dr. Anjali Tempe Prolonged labor : Dr. Geeta Mendiratta |
Breech : Dr. Ashok Kumar Twins : Dr Ratna Biswas |
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| 12.30 – 1.30 pm | Session IV | Panel Discussion: Abnormal CTG and its interpretation- case scenarios |
| Moderator : Dr. Renu Misra | Panelists: Dr Savita Singhal, Dr Sohani Verma, Dr Jharna, Dr Jayashree Sunder, Dr Rinku | |
| 1.30- 2.30PM | LUNCH | |
| 2.30 pm -3.30 pm | Session V | Cesarean section: difficulties and solutions (video session) |
| Chairpersons | Dr. Kiran Gulleria, Dr. Sangeeta Gupta, Dr. J.B. Sharma | |
| Adherent bladder : Dr Reena Yadav Adherent placenta: Dr. Abha Singh Broad ligament hematoma : Dr. A G Radhika |
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| 3.30 - 4.45 PM | Session VI | HANDS ON; Post partum Hemorrhage |
| Station - 1 | Assessment of blood loss; | Dr. Manisha Kumar, Dr. Rachna Aggarwal |
| Station - 2 | Internal compression (balloon tamponade) | Dr. Sharda Patra, Dr. Harsha Gaikwad |
| Station - 3 | External compression sutures | Dr. Pikee Saxena, Dr. Prabha Lal |
| Station - 4 | PPH Drill/medical management | Dr. Taru Gupta, Dr. Devender |
| 4.45 - 5.00 PM | VOTE OF THANKS | |
Under the aegis of 38th Annual Conference of Association of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists of Delhi
Date- 11th November 2016 Time - 9 AM – 1:30 PM
| Organizing Chairperson Dr. Sudha Prasad |
Organizing Secretary Dr. Ashok Kumar |
| Convener Dr. Sangeeta Gupta |
Co-Convener Dr. Seema Thakur |
Co-Convener Dr. Taru Gupta |
Co-Convener Dr. Sarita Gupta |
Denial to a girl child of her right to live is one of the heinous violations of right to life. Gender bias and deep rooted prejudice and discrimination against girl child and preference of male child have led to large scale female foeticide in last decade. Declining sex ratio of girls and female in India is a major concern. Female foeticide or sex selective abortion is the elimination of female foetus in womb. Sex of the foetus is determined by Amniocentesis/CVS/USG.
In order to check female foeticide, PNDT ACT 1994 was enacted and brought into operation from 1st Jan 1996. Rules have also been framed under the Act . The Act prohibits any advertisement relating to prenatal determination of sex and persuades punishment for its violation in terms of imprisonment and fine. PNDT Act and rules were amended and came into force with effect from 14thFebuary 2003.The title was changed to “PROHIBITION OF SEX SELECTION ACT”-An ACT to provide for prohibition of sex selection before or after conception and for regulation of PNDT for the purpose of detecting abnormality/metabolic disorder, chromosomal abnormality, certain congenital malformation and for the prevention of the misuse for sex determination leading to female foeticide and for the matters connected there with and incidental there to.
MAIN PURPOSE: Ban the use of sex selection techniques before or after conception as well as misuse of PNDT for sex selective abortions and to regulate such techniques.
The workshop on the PCPNDT act is very important for all the delegates because it is need of an hour that every practicing obstetrician and radiologist must be familiar with PC-PNDT Act, rules & its amendments so as to avoid undue harassment of doctor.
The Workshop will focus on the bottlenecks in the ACT, penalties on violation of the Act, registration of man, machine and place, filling of various forms ,record keeping along with interactive panel discussion.
We have eminent speakers and panelists for the workshop and hope that workshop will update all of us with Act and Amendments and will prevent us from undue harassment and medical litigations.
| 9 AM – 9.15 AM | Registration | Chairpersons | Speakers |
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| 9.15 AM- 9.30 AM | Lamp lighting | ||
| Welcome Address | Dr. Sangeeta Gupta | ||
| Session I- Knowing the Act | Dr. Usha Gupta, Dr. Pratiksha Gupta, Dr. Vandana Chadha, |
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| 9.30 AM – 9.45 AM | What is the need? | Dr. Manju Puri, LHMC | |
| 9.45 AM -10.00 AM | Who is who? | Dr. Seema Thakur, Fortis Hospital, Delhi NCR | |
| 10 AM – 10.15 AM | Act & Amendments | Dr. Pratima Mittal, HOD Safdarjung Hospital | |
| Session II- Implementation of the Act | Chair Persons Dr. Madhavi Mathur Dr. Leena Wadhwa Dr. Bhairavi |
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| 10.15 AM -10.30 Am | Registration –Man Machine & others | Dr. Jyoti Aggarwal, Life Care Centre | |
| 10.30 AM- 10.45 AM | Documentation | Dr. Sarita Gupta, ESI | |
| 10.45 AM – 11.00 AM | Act: Its Inhibition | Dr. Vatsla Dadhwal, AIIMS | |
| Tea Break | |||
| Session III – Violation of Act | Chairpersons Dr. Sangeeta Gupta Dr. Monica Gupta Dr. Nupur Gupta |
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| 11.30 AM – 11.50Am | Bottle necks in the ACT/ Clutches of PCPNDT | Dr. Vivekanshu Verma Medanta Hospital | |
| Harassment & Penalties | 11.50 AM – 12.10 PM | Dr. Anita Kaul, Apollo Hospital | |
| 12.10 PM – 12.30 PM | Important Judgements | Dr. Tapas Koley | |
| 12.30 PM – 1.20 PM | Session IV | Moderator Dr. Taru Gupta Dr. Seema Thakur PC PNDT ACT – Need for Change |
Panelist Ms Bindu Sharma, Director, RCH Dr. Sudha Prasad, President AOGD Dr. Kuldeep Jain, Ms Aishwarya Bhati, Supreme Court Advocate Dr. Sharda Jain, Dr. Rita Bakshi, Dr. Vandana Chadha |
Under the aegis of 38th Annual Conference of Association of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists of Delhi
Date- 11th November 2016 Time - 14:30-17:00pm
| Organizing Chairperson : Dr. Sudha Prasad | Organizing Secretary : Dr. Ashok Kumar |
| Convener : Dr. Prashant Dass |
As you are aware, acquiring new knowledge and skills is crucial to the success of medical professionals. While medical science and technology is evolving at an unprecedented speed, the CME space has not been able to keep pace. Educational objective may not always be achieved in all the CME Programs. It is time to bring the focus back on education.
The Clinical Research Methodology Workshop aims to address the gnawing need of the hour, pertaining to education and training in clinical research design along with understanding and implementation of biostatistics. The felt need amongst Clinicians is the planning and designing of a research design accompanying the interpretation of statistics employed in published literature.
Thus, we would like to collaborate with clinical leaders like you for bringing the focus back on physician education. This hands-on workshop aims to equip you with a defined skill-set pertaining to clinical research. In this series we shall be covering a multitude of topics commencing from the basics such as fundamentals of clinical research, framing a research question, effective medical literature search; and thereby we shall be delving into biostatistics related to sample size estimation. The culmination of this workshop will involve a tutorial on scientific writing and publication.
A journey of thousand miles begins with a small step. The Clinical Research Methodology Workshop is a small step we take together in this journey.
| Time | Topic | Speaker |
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| Session 1 | ||
| 14:30 - 15:00 hrs | Clinical Research Methodology – I (Fundamentals of Clinical Research, Framing a Research Question, Study Design, Effective Medical Literature Search) | Dr. Prashant Dass, MD. |
| 15:00 - 15:15 hrs | Hands on Exercises | All |
| Session 2 | ||
| 15:15 - 16:00 hrs | Clinical Research Methodology – II (Importance of Statistics in Clinical Research, Measures of Association, Basic Biostatistics, Essential Parameters for Sample Size Estimation) | Dr. Vipulkumar Thummar, MD. |
| 16:00 - 16:15 hrs | Hands on Exercises | All |
| Session 3 | ||
| 16:15 - 16:45 hrs | Clinical Research Methodology – III (Scientific Writing, Anatomy of a Scientific Article, Choosing a Journal for Publication, CTRI Registration) | Dr. Swapna Rohit Sahu, MD |
| 16:45 - 17:00 hrs | Hands on Exercises | All |
Post conference Workshop of 38th Annual Conference of Association of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists of Delhi
Date- 14th November 2016 Time - 9 AM – 5 PM
Organized by Fortis Escorts Kidney & Urology Institute (FEKUI), Okhla Road, Delhi
Registration is free
Preregistration is required with AOGD Secretariat. For details visit www.aogd.org.
| Organizing Chairperson Dr. Sudha Prasad , Dr. Rajesh Ahlawat |
Organizing Secretary Dr. Ashok Kumar |
| Convener | Co-Convener |
|---|---|
| Dr. Rajesh Ahlawat | Dr. Anil Mandhani |
| Dr. Ranjana Sharma | Dr. Amita Jain |
Urodynamics encompasses all of the diagnostic modalities used in the evaluation of bladder and urethral function. It includes scientific observations and measurements to enhance understanding of how the lower urinary tract works.
Many of the health professionals interested in the field of lower urinary tract disorders are not able to utilize this modality due to lack of their familiarity with the equipment, tracings and inability to correlate the results with their clinical findings. Usually they are dependent on other specialists for conduction of test and interpretation, hence they never feel confident in applying this knowledge in their clinical practise with a hidden fear of getting biased by someone else opinion, who has not seen the patient.
Therefore we have organized this one-day workshop, which is designed to provide an educational opportunity for urodynamic examiners who seek assistance in interpreting urodynamic testing results and applying this to their practice. Detailed knowledge of equipment and method of performing this test will make them aware of recognizing the artifacts and pitfalls so that any misinterpretation can be avoided.
At the conclusion of the course, participants will be able to run and interpret basic urodynamic examinations of high quality. This course will also help them to understand why urodynamics is helpful, to improve diagnostic skills and to learn when and how to refer after urodynamics.
IN THIS WORKSHOP YOU WILL LEARN:
Urologists, gynaecologists, technicians, nurses and other health care professionals.
This course will give an up-to-date perspective of understanding Urodynamics, covering both theoretical and practical aspects.ing objectives will be:
The highlights of this workshop include lectures regarding the basic urodynamics – components & key consideration and update on urodynamic practice & standards. We would be discussing indications of Urodynamics and systematic approach to interpretation of standard traces and writing a report. Presence of renowned experts will give us an opportunity to further unfold the saga of knowledge and solve our queries in “Case based discussions” session. During video demonstration session we will have practical demonstration of setting up an urodynamics unit and recognition and correction of artifacts by applying basic troubleshooting techniques. This workshop has been exclusively planned keeping in view the interests of both Urologist and Gynecologist, as a key person encountering these disorders in their routine practice.
Paul Abrams
Professor of Urology, University of Bristol
Head of Teaching and Research, Bristol Urological Institute
Chair, International Consultation on Urological Diseases
Prof. M. S. Ansari (SGPGI, Lucknow)
Dr. Manu Gupta (SGRH, Delhi)
Dr. Manju Puri (LHMC, Delhi)
Dr. Sanjay Gogoi (FMRI, Gurgaon)
Dr. Sanjay Sinha (Apollo, Hyderabad)
Dr. Shirish Yande (Pune)
Dr. Pawan Vasudeva ( Safdarjang Hospital, Delhi)
Dr. Vineet Mishra (IKDRC & ITS, Ahmedabad)
| 8.50 am | REGISTRATION | |
| 9.00 am | Welcome and introduction | Dr. Rajesh Ahlawat (Chairman, FEKUI, Delhi) |
| 9.10 am | Urodynamics – A gynecologist perspective | Dr. Manju Puri (LHMC, Delhi) |
| Chairpersons | Dr. Mangesh, Dr. Ashok Kumar, Dr. Manju Khemani | |
| 9.30 am | Basic Urodynamics – Components and key consideration | Dr Manu Gupta (SGRH, Delhi) |
| Chairpersons | Dr. Geeta Mendiratta, Dr. Manav Suryavanshi, Dr. Rishi Nayyar | |
| 10.00 am | Urodynamics – “When to do and when not …” | Dr Sanjay Gogoi (FMRI, Gurgaon) |
| Chairpersons | Dr. Pratima Mittal, Dr. Anita Sabarwal, Dr. Uma Rani Swain | |
| 10.30 am | Systematic approach to interpretation of standard traces and writing a report | Dr Anita Patel (Mumbai) |
| Chairpersons | Dr. J B Sharma, Dr. Pawan Kesarwani, Dr. Manavita Mahajan | |
| 11:00 am | REFRESHMENTS | |
| 11.30 am | Update on Urodynamic Practice & standards | Prf. Paul Abrams (Bristol, UK) |
| Chairpersons | Dr. P N Dogra, Dr. Anant Kumar, Dr. Vineet Mishra, Dr. Sudha Prasad | |
| 12.00 pm | Setting up a Urodynamics Unit
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Dr. Shirish Yande (Pune) |
| Chairpersons | Dr. Dinesh Suman, Dr. Sonal Bathla, Dr. Nikhil Khattar | |
| 12: 45 pm | Artifacts and pitfalls of Urodynamics
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Dr. Sanjay Sinha (Apollo, Hyderabad) |
| Chairpersons | Dr. Rajeev Sood, Dr. Shakti Bhan Khanna, Dr. Rajesh Taneja | |
| 1.30 pm | LUNCH | |
| 2.30 pm | Case discussions workshops
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Moderators Dr. Anil Mandhani Dr. Amita Jain (FEKUI, Delhi) |
| Panelists | Prof. Paul Abrams, Dr. Vineet Mishra, Dr. Ranjana Sharma, Dr. Sanjay Sinha, Dr. Shirish Yande, Dr. Anita Patel, Dr. Pawan Vasudeva | |
| 4:30 pm | VOTE OF THANKS | Dr. Anil Mandhani |
Send Registration Form & Details As Mentioned above by Post /courier To : Dr. Ashok Kumar
AOGD Secretariat, First Floor, Maternity Block, Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Maulana Azad Medical College & Lok Nayak Hospital,
New Delhi- 110002
Mr.Dinesh Badoni
9582619297