ICS 2021 Workshop 15 - ICS Institute Anorectal Dysfunction: Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) Approach to Pelvic Floor Disorders

Speakers
	Workshop 15
	Friday 15th October 2021
	13:30 - 15:00
	Live Webinar
	Lunch provided
L Linda Ferrari Workshop Chair P Paula Igualada Martinez Workshop Speaker L Liliana Bordeianou Workshop Speaker A Alison Hainsworth Workshop Speaker A Arun Sahai Workshop Speaker
Professional interest
Bowel Dysfunction
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13:30

Introduction to the workshop

Linda Ferrari

13:35

Different specialties are necessary to treat a variety of pelvic floor symptoms

Linda Ferrari

13:50

Patients’ pathway in a pelvic floor unit from referrals until treatment

Alison Hainsworth

14:05

Physiotherapists, nurses and clinical scientists: pilasters in clinical management of pelvic floor conditions

Paula Igualada Martinez

14:20

The key role of multidisciplinary meeting

Liliana Bordeianou

14:35

The importance of multidisciplinary pelvic floor clinic

Arun Sahai

14:45

Combined surgical procedures to correct multicompartment prolapse

Liliana Bordeianou

14:55

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Level	Intermediate
Duration	90 minutes
Category	Anorectal / Bowel Dysfunction
Research Type	Clinical
Keywords	multidisciplinary meeting Patients’ pathway in a pelvic floor unit Combined pelvic floor clinics
Target Audience	Bowel Dysfunction, Conservative Management
Aims and Objectives	The aim of this course is to evaluate the importance of multidisciplinary approach for treatment of pelvic floor disorders and the importance of providing a complete service to patients affected by a variety of pelvic floor symptoms. Principal aims are: Understanding the importance of different specialties involved in a pelvic floor unit Role of multidisciplinary pelvic floor clinic Multidisciplinary approach to the evaluation of concomitant multicompartment prolapse patients Role of combined surgical procedures Delineation of patients’ pathway from referrals, to diagnostic tests to final management of patients with pelvic floor conditions Learning Objectives The importance of multidisciplinary pelvic floor meeting for discussion and management of patients with pelvic floor disorders Combined multidisciplinary clinics for patients with complex pelvic floor disorders combined surgical procedures to address multicompartment prolapse

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