IUGA International Urogynecological Association Podcasts

In this IUGA podcast, we interview Dr. CH Van der Vaart, professor in gynecology at the University of Utrecht, The Netherlands, on vaginal pessaries versus surgery for prolapse.By IUGA International Urogynecological Association

Dr Tanvir Singh and Dr Albert De Decker from the IUGA Podcast group interviewed Dr Jolien Govaerts, staff member of the Department O&G, University Hospital of Antwerp (Belgium) and Dr Tamil (India)on the practical use of pessaries.By IUGA International Urogynecological Association

In this episode we interviewed Dr. Joseph Carpini, PhD, MSc, BA from the University of Western Australia (Perth) about The Impact of Team Psychology on Complications.Listen to IUGA Podcast!By IUGA International Urogynecological Association

This episode is part one of Urological Complications. We interviewed urologist Jessica Yin about how to deal with complications, more specifically injuries of the urinary tract.In part two, due in November, we talk about how complications affect the surgical team and coping mechanisms. Listen to IUGA Podcast.…

This time we talk about innovation in surgery.We interviewed Jan Baekelandt, MD, phD and Susanne Housmans, MD on V-notes surgery, and its potential impact on pelvic floor surgery.By IUGA International Urogynecological Association

Professor Heidi Brown and Paula Igualada discuss managing fecal incontinence in our daily practice.By IUGA International Urogynecological Association

Tune in for a discussion with Dr. Jennifer Kruger on exercise and the pelvic floor.By IUGA International Urogynecological Association

Professor John Delancey talks about 'The impact of childbirth on the pelvic floor and the evolution of pelvic floor repair'By IUGA International Urogynecological Association

Can we reconcile the different and often opposite views on the use of mesh in pelvic floor surgery? This podcast attempts to provide insight into this complex and mediatized matterto find a common ground. Interviews with Fred Milani, Patricia Sullivan and Lynsey HaywardBy IUGA International Urogynecological Association

Christopher Maher and Jan Deprest talk about patient selection, pitfalls and the learning curve in laparoscopic sacral colpopexyBy IUGA International Urogynecological Association

IUGA Podcast - Season 2 Episode 2 - Physiotherapy and postoperative recovery - Kimberly Kenton & Sue Croft & Bert DriessenBy IUGA International Urogynecological Association

'Why is scientific reading and writing still necessary, where lie the pitfalls and where lies the beauty?'Interviews with the panel of experts; Professor Jean Jacques Amy, Professor Jason Abbott, Dr Vanessa Jordan and Professor Peter DwyerBy IUGA International Urogynecological Association

In this episode, we talk about pelvic floor ultrasound with Professor Ka Lai Shek and Professor Hans Peter Dietz.Ultrasound offers us a way of visualising clinically hidden aspects of structures involved in incontinence and/or pelvic organ prolapse.It can help us in diagnosing pelvic floor defects caused by childbirth and is a possible tool for fut…

In this episode we discuss current treatment and prevention strategies of Obstetric Anal Sphincter Injuries.It is often unrecognized that trauma in the delivery suite to the pelvic floor, and in this case the anal sphincter complex, can have a lifelong impact on a women’s quality of life. By developing strategies to protect the pelvic floor during …

Albert DeDecker interviews Catherine Matthews and Thierry Vancaillie on patient management and treatment modalities in chronic pelvic pain. This podcast is brought to you by the Education Committee of the International Urogynecological Association and hosted by Albert DeDecker.By IUGA International Urogynecological Association

Welcome to Episode 1 of the IUGA Podcast, your audio update on urogynecology, offering an exclusive interview with Lynsey Hayward, the current IUGA President. This podcast is brought to you by the Education Committee of the International Urogynecological Association and hosted by Albert Dedecker.By IUGA International Urogynecological Association