NZFPMS
SYMPOSIUM
AGENDA
Further information about our guest speakers is available on our 'meet the speaker' page, and please note the agenda, timings, and speakers are subject to change.
Saturday 1st November - Mesh Symposium Day 1
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8.15 Registration
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8.45 Powhiri | Welcome & Housekeeping
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9.15 The Past, Present, and Future of Mesh Removal Surgery | Dr Eva Fong
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9.35 Update on Current Surgical Management of SUI |
As. Prof. Vincent Tse
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10.00 Analysis of Complications and Patient Perspectives After Mesh Sling Complications and Implantation for SUI | Dr Mackenzie Ferguson
10.10 Expert Panel Discussion on SUI Management | 4 Panel Members
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10.30 Morning Tea
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11.00 10 Gynaecology Tips for Urologists | Dr Louise Tomlinson
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11.30 Fundamental Principles of Fistula Repair for New Surgeons - Where Do I Start? | As. Prof. Tamsin Greenwell
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12.00 Complete Fistula Repair - What is Complex and When Should I Refer to an Expert? | Prof Hannah Krause & Prof Judith Goh
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12.30 Lunch​
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13.15 Physiotherapy for Mesh Injured Patients | Shelly Solomon
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14.00 Female Urethral Diverticulum, Female Urethroplasty and Female BOO | As. Prof. Tamsin Greenwell
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14.45 How my Experience of Fistula Repair Helps my Work Managing Complex Mesh Injuries (Mesh in Viscus) | Prof. Judith Goh
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15.15 Afternoon Tea
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15.45 Urodynamics in Pre-Sling Insertion Versus in Mesh Complications | Dr Hazel Ecclestone
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16.15 Prolapse Repair in Mesh Removal Surgery - Staged or Concomittany Repair | Dr Eva Fong
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16.30 Female Sexual Dysfunction | Dr Lenore Akerman
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17.00 Wrap Up
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17.30 Mix & Mingle
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Sunday 2nd November - Mesh Symposium Day 2​
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8.30 Registration
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9.00 Welcome & Housekeeping
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9.05 Sexual Morbidity in Mesh Injured Women | Holly Stewart
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9.30 Urinary Morbidity in Mesh Injured Women | Dr Afiq Zainal Bahren
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9.55 The Future of Primary SUI & POP Management in Regional Centres | As. Prof. Janelle Brennan
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10.20 Morning Tea
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10.50 SNM - Use in Primary OAB vs Mesh Related OAB | Dr Camille Haudebert
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11.10 Bladder Augment or Cystectomy in Neurogenic and Mesh Patients | As. Prof. Tamsin Greenwell
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11.30 Robotic AUS in Non-Mesh vs Mesh Injured Women | Dr Camille Haudebert
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11.50 The Mesh-Injured Patient Experience: When Cystectomy Becomes Inevitable | Sally Walker
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12.00 Mentoring Junior Consultants | Mr Madhu Koya
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12.15 Lunch
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13.00 Drugs & Chronic Pain - why they don't work and what we should do instead | Dr Buzz Burrell
14.00 Moral Injury | Dr Simon Talbot
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15.00 Hope and Harm: Navigating the Language of Prognosis in Healthcare | Harriet Murray
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15.15 Wrap Up