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PRE - CONFERENCE WorkshopS Sunday 16th March 2025
The UKCS Pre-conference Workshops are available to members and non members as well as to non delegates. Fees are payable on all Workshops: Attending the UKCS ASM: UKCS Members attending the ASM: £25.00 Non-members attending the ASM: £75.00 Attending Workshop only: UKCS Members attending the ASM: £100.00 Non-members attending the ASM: £200.00 Numbers are limited and allocated on a first come first served basis with ASM delegates given priority. | Venue:
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All the Pre- Conference Wrokshops will be held at the 
1. Urodynamics Update WorkshopSunday 16th March 2025 from - 13.00 - 16.00Leads: Habiba Yasmin - Principal Clinical Scientist, UCLH, Helena Gresty - Consultant Urologist, UCLH, Kristina Aleksejeva, UCLH Urodynamics is the foundation of functional urology and urogynaecology. This workshop focuses on good urodynamics practice aligned with the ‘minimum standards document’ and aims to uncover the value of urodynamics in complex cases among women, men, and neurological patients. Delegates will dive into interactive and practical sessions on quality assurance and equipment setup (including specialist tests) and engage in dynamic case discussions – bring your own cases for a tailored learning experience. 13.10 Introduction 13.10 - 13.30 Minimum Standards for a Urodynamics Unit 13.30 - 13.50 Urodynamic Investigation of Storage Disorders 13.50 - 14.10 Urodynamic Investigation of Voiding Disorders 14.10 - 14.30 Urethral Function Studies 14.30 - 14.50 Urodynamics Equipment – practical session 14.50 - 15.10 Updates on Good Urodynamics Practices 15.10 - 15.30 Artefacts and Troubleshooting 15.30 - 16.00 Case Discussions with Faculty and Delegates Please pre-book when Registering. Course fee applicable. This educational workshop is supported by an educational grant from
3. Sacral Neuromodulation Sunday 16th March 2025 from 13.00Workshop Chair: Mahreen Pakzad, UCLH Proposed Timetable Faculty: Chris Harding, Stefan de Wachter, Mo Belal, Jeremy Ockrim, Julie Jenks, Laura Thomas 13:00 Introduction Mahreen Pakzad 13:05 PNE vs Tined Lead Jeremy Ockrim 13.:15 Patient Selection and Preparation: Rechargeable vs Recharge-free. Mo Belal 13:25 Use of SNM in patients with Neurological conditions (SCI/MS) Chris Harding 13:35 Ideal Tined Lead Placement Stefan de Wachter 13:45 Hands-on Workshop (Max 5 candidates per station) Station 1: Chris Harding (Medtronic station) Station 2: Mo Belal/ Jeremy Ockrim (Medtronic station) Station 3: Laura Thomas (Medtronic station) Programming Station A: Mahreen Pakzad (Axonics station) Station B: Stefan de Wachter (Axonics station) Station C: Julie Jenks (Axonics station) Programming 14.45 Course participants rotate between Axonics, Medtronic tined lead insertion stations (15 mins each) and Programming stations (20 mins) Stations 1+A+3+C = 50 minutes Stations 2+B+3+C = 50minutes Final Questions as a group (All Faculty) 14.45 Mahreen Pakzad - Close Supported by an educational grant from Axonics. 
Please pre-book when Registering. Course fee applicable
| 2. All You Need to Know About Nurse/AHP Delivered and Led Intravesical Onabotulinum Toxin A. Sunday 16th March 2025 from 13.00 UCLH Medical Education Centre.Course Convenor: Ms Angie Rantell Nurse Consultant Urogynaecology Kings College Hospital, London Approximate duration: 3 to 4 hours. Please pre-book when Registering. Course fee applicable. 1. 1330-1400 Onabotulinum Toxin A – indications for use, the evidence and guidelines. Mr Jeremy Ockrim Consultant Urological Surgeon and Honorary Associate Professor UCLH, London 2. 1400-1430 Setting up a Nurse/AHP Delivered Service for OAB Patients– Business Case and Practicalities. Ms Angie Rantell Nurse Consultant in Urogynaecology Kings College Hospital, London 3. 1430-1500 Setting Up a Nurse/AHP Delivered Service for Neuropathic Patients – Business Case and Practicalities – Ms Claire Riley Nurse Specialist Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, London 4. 1500-1530 The Procedure. Ms Angie Rantell Nurse Consultant in Urogynaecology Kings College Hospital, London Practical Stations1530-1630: Ms Ngonidzashe (Grace) Chigodora Clinical Nurse Practitioner UCLH Ms Angie Rantell Nurse Consultant Urogynaecology Kings College Hospital Ms Claire Riley Nurse Specialist Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital Mr Jeremy Ockrim Consultant Urological Surgeon and Honorary Associate Professor UCLH i) Reconstitution of the Drug ii) Flexible Cystoscopic Injection in the Male iii) Rigid Cystoscopic Injection in the Male iv) Flexible Cystoscopic Injection in the Female v) Rigid Cystoscopic Injection in the Female “Abbvie has part sponsored this event. Abbvie has had no influence over the content / topics covered in other parts of the agenda.”
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