09.00 Keynote1: "Putting Humanity into Healthcare"

     Caroline Elton

Dr Caroline Elton is a chartered psychologist with dual registration in occupational and counselling psychology. She combines a rigorous academic training (undergraduate degree at Oxford University; Ph.D from the Department of Academic Psychiatry, University College London School of Medicine), with an empathic and insightful approach to the provision of careers support. 

09.30 Session 1: LUTS & UI

Refractory recurrent UTI

  Chris Harding, Consultant Urological Surgeon, The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

09.50 Oral Presentations (each 7 + 3 mins)

O1 PELVIC FLOOR DYSFUNCTION AS REPORTED BY RECREATIONAL ATHLETES: PERSPECTIVES ON LIVING WITH SYMPTOMS, COMMENTS FROM A NATIONAL SURVEY, G. Campbell

O2 COMPLIANCE WITH URESTA (CURE) STUDY; A 12 MONTH FOLLOW-UP OF 40 WOMEN, P. Campbell

O3 BULKAMID® INJECTION AS A SALVAGE TREATMENT OPTION IN PATIENTS WITH RECURRENT STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE: MEDIUM TERM OUTCOMES FROM A TERTIARY UNIT, I. Loufopoulos

O4 OPTIMISATION OF TRANSCUTANEOUS SPINAL CORD STIMULATION IN MODULATION OF MICTURITION REFLEXES FOLLOWING SPINAL CORD INJURY H. Houliston

O5 INCIDENCE AND MANAGEMENT OF STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE AFTER URETHRAL DIVERTICULECTOMY, K. Kapriniotis

10.45 Break: Exhibition, Posters and Refreshments in the Main Hall

Venue: Old Banqueting Hall

11.15 Session 2A: Urology and Reconstruction 

Female urethral problems, urethral diverticula, fistula.

     Christopher Chapple, Consultant Urological Surgeon at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, Honorary Professor at University of Sheffield and Visiting Professor at Sheffield Hallam University .

Venue: Drawing Room

11.15 Session 2B: Colorectal 

Common Vulval Problems

     Julia Palmer, Consultant Gynaecologist, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. 

11.35 Oral Poster Presentations (each 3 + 2 mins)

OP1 BLADDER INSTILLATION CONTAINING GLYCOSAMINOGLYCANS – IS CONTINUED USE JUSTIFIED? A 6-YEAR ANALYSIS OF OUTCOMES AND PATIENT FEEDBACK AT A TERTIARY HOSPITAL, S. Monaghan

OP2 EFFICACY OF POLYACRYLAMIDE GEL (BULKAMID®) INJECTION IN PATIENTS WITH MITROFANOFF LEAKAGE AFTER CONTINENT DIVERSION SURGERY: A COMPARISON WITH MACROPLASTIQUE®, I. Loufopoulos

OP3 Withdrawn

OP4 WORKUP AND FIRST LINE MANAGEMENT OF VOIDING DYSFUNCTION IN A SINGLE CENTRE, D. Tsang

OP5 RECURRENT UTIS IN PATEINTS TREATED WITH INTRAVESICAL BOTULINUM TOXIN A INJECTIONS FOR OVERACTIVE BLADDER: PREVALENCE, RISK FACTORS AND MANAGEMENT, R. Mohamed-Ahmed

OP6 LONG TERM SAFETY OUTCOMES AND CONTINUATION RATES OF INTRAVESICAL BOTULINUM TOXIN A INJECTIONS FOR OVERACTIVE BLADDER, R. Mohamed-Ahmed

OP7 HOW PAINFUL IS OUTPATIENT BLADDER BOTOX? S. Naseem

OP8 INDWELLING URINARY CATHETER RELATED CALAMITIES IN HOSPITALISED OLDER ADULTS: A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVE FROM MAIDSTONE HOSPITAL, A. Feroz

OP9 VESICO-UTERINE FISTULAE: A CASE-SERIES EXPERIENCE FROM A TERTIARY UNIT, I. Loufopoulos

11.35 Oral Presentations (each 7 + 3 mins)

O6 IS CAESAREAN SECTION PROTECTIVE AGAINST FECAL INCONTINENCE IN WOMEN WITH OBSTETRIC ANAL SPHINCTER INJURY? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS, E. Carter

O7 FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE PREGNANT WOMEN'S DECISION ON MODE OF DELIVERY AFTER PREVIOUS OBSTETRIC ANAL SPHINCTER INJURY, R. Bugeja

O8 PATIENT CHOICE FOR TOTAL OR PARTIAL MESH REMOVAL SURGERY, R. Moffat

O9 EFFICACY OF LOCAL ANAESTHETIC AND STEROID INJECTIONS IN PATIENTS WITH VAGINAL MESH-RELATED CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN, R. Menon

O10 SURVEY OF OBSTETRIC ANAL SPHINCTER INJURY (OASIS) AND PELVIC FLOOR DISORDER (PFD) AND KNOWLEDGE AMONG WOMEN IN THE SECOND, THIRD TRIMESTER OF PREGNANCY AND PERIPARTUM PERIOD, H. Makam

12.30 Keynote 2: Sheffield: know your history 

    Brian Holmshaw, Councillor and part-time Further Education teacher and a local community organiser.  

13.00 Lunch: Exhibition, Posters and Refreshments in the Main Hall

    Linda Brubaker, Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery, Professor of Obstetrics, Gynaecology, and Reproductive Sciences, UC San Diego Health

Venue: Old Banqueting Hall

14.15  Session 3A: Pregnancy and OASI                          

OASI Care Bundle

    Ranee Thakar, Subspecialist in Urogynaecology and Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist at Croydon University Hospital, Croydon as well as a honorary senior lecturer at St George's University of London.

Venue: Drawing Room

14.15 Session 3B: QoL & Epidemiology 

 Prevention of Pelvic floor:

     Kari Bø, Professor, Dept of Sport Medicine, Norwegian Scholl of Sports Sciences, Oslo

14.35 Oral Poster Presentations (each 3 + 2 mins)

OP10 AUDIT OF VIDEO URODYNAMICS REPORTING STANDARDS – CAN WE IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF URODYNAMICS REPORTS? K. Aleksejeva

OP11 DIAGNOSTIC FLEXIBLE CYSTOSCOPY - IS IT WORTH IT? A. Waheed

OP12 THE SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF THE ABDOMINAL AND VAGINAL MCCALL CAULDOPLASTY AT PREVENTING POST-HYSTERECTOMY VAGINAL VAULT PROLAPSE, A.Da Silva

OP13 Withdrawn

OP14 SEXUAL FUNCTION IN WOMEN FOLLOWING STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE SURGERY, R. Bugeja

OP15 VAGINAL PESSARY MANAGEMENT FOR PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE: AN AUDIT AND ASSESSMENT OF PATIENT EXPERIENCE, F. Noukwe Noukwe

14.35 Oral Poster Presentations (each 3 + 2 mins)

OP16 HYPERGRANULATION ASSOCIATED WITH CHILDBIRTH-RELATED PERINEAL TRAUMA, K. Parsons

OP17 RECURRENT URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS IN PREGNANCY & THE MATERNAL MICROBIOME; MYSTERY UNRESOLVED, F. Altaf

OP18 LESSONS IN POSTNATAL URINARY RETENTION MANAGEMENT - A LOCAL AUDIT, E. McNeill

OP19 ARE WE OVER-DIAGNOSING AND UNDERTREATING? RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF OASI MANAGEMENT IN A TEACHING HOSPITAL, J. Troko-Alawale

OP20 A PILOT STUDY OF ELECTRONIC QUESTIONNAIRES IN THE POSTPARTUM PEROID (EQUIPP), T. Gray

OP21 DOES STRICT POSTPARTUM BLADDER CARE PREVENT BLADDER DISTENSION INJURIES, S. Christian

15.15 Break: Exhibition, Posters and Refreshments

15.45:  Keynote 4: Unravelling childbirth…..What obstetricians and midwives don’t see.

    Abdul Sultan, Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist with a special interest in urogynaecology at Croydon University Hospital, Croydon as well as a honorary Reader, St George's University of London. 

16.15 Debate: This house believes that women with BMI of 35 or more should be considered for Pelvic Floor Surgery. 

Dudley Robinson, Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist with subspecialty interest in Urogynaecology, based at King's College Hospital  and Kate Lough, Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, and West End Physiotherapy Practice Glasgow and Chair POGP .

Vs

Carmel Ramage, Consultant Urogynaecologist, Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust  and Jenny Munro, AP Physiotherapist; Continence and Independent Prescriber, Inverness 

Chair: Matthew Parsons                     

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17.15 Close

19.30: Conference Dinner at the Hadfield Hall, Cutlers' Hall.

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