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Setting up a multidisciplinary mesh service - lessons from the Queensland Pelvic Mesh Service

12/12/2024 16:29:24

Workshop Schedule

15 mins

Setting up a multidisciplinary pelvic mesh service

Malcolm Ian Frazer

20 mins

The role of allied health in the management of pelvic mesh complications

Bridget Weeks

25 mins

Mesh excision surgery a. Techniques with Tapes b. Transvaginal mesh excision techniques c. Management of mesh in a viscus

Judith Goh

20 mins

4D Translabial ultrasound – Role in management of pelvic mesh complications

Vivien Wong

10 mins

Q&A

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Aims & Objectives

Advanced
90 minutes
Health Services Delivery
Clinical
transvaginal mesh multidisciplinary management
Urology, Urogynaecology and Female & Functional Urology

The aim of this workshop is to provide education and strategies with regards to the establishment of a tertiary multidisciplinary service for the management of pelvic mesh complications, using the established service currently running in Queensland as an illustrative example.The workshop will:
• detail the establishment of a multidisciplinary service and the role of different disciplines in the care of these complex patients
• provide education and practical strategies with regards to mesh removal surgery
• the use of 4D translabial ultrasound in the imaging of mesh implants in women who have had complications from pelvic mesh.