Schedule

07:15 AM

Registration Opens

Continental Breakfast & Coffee

07:50–08:00 AM

Welcome & Introduction

Jasneet Bhullar
Ernesto Drelichman

08:00–08:45 SESSION 1 – Foundations of Pelvic Floor Function

08:00–08:15 AM

Pelvic   Floor Anatomy: The Surgical Landmarks That Matter

08:15–08:30 AM - Dr. Vijay   Mittal Oration
 The Integral Theory: Changing the Way We Understand Pelvic Floor Dysfunction

08:30–08:45 AM

Interactive   Discussion and Questions

08:45–09:50 AM  SESSION 2 – Understanding Pelvic Floor Disorders

08:45–09:00 AM

Pelvic   Floor Pain: Assessment and Modern Management

09:00–09:20 AM

Imaging   the Pelvic Floor: Selecting the Right Investigation for the Right Patient

09:20–09:35 AM

Towards   Standardising Pelvic Floor Assessment

09:35–09:50 AM

Interactive   Panel Discussion and Audience Questions

09:50–10:10 AM Coffee Break

10:10–11:10  AM   SESSION 3 – Contemporary Management

10:10–10:25 AM

Rectal   Prolapse: Which Operation for Which Patient?

10:25–10:40 AM

Sacral   Neuromodulation: Technical Pearls and How to Avoid Pitfalls

10:40–10:55 AM

Biofeedback   and Management of Obstructed Defaecation

10:55–11:10 AM

Interactive   Panel Discussion and Audience Questions

11:10–11:55 AM SESSION 4 – International Perspectives

11:10–11:25 AM

Indian   Colorectal Society Lecture “STARR Vs VM rectopexy”

11:25–11:40 AM

Korean   Colorectal Society Lecture

11:40–11:55 AM

Singapore   Society lecture

11:55 AM–12:40 PM  Lunch

12:40–1:40 PM SESSION 5 – Advanced Surgical Management of Pelvic Floor Disorders

12:40–12:55 PM 

Multicompartment   Pelvic Organ Prolapse: Who Should Do What?

12:55–1:10 PM

Standardising   Faecal Incontinence Management: An Evidence-Based Algorithm

1:10–1:25 PM 

Pelvic   Organ Prolapse Suspension (POPS) versus Ventral Rectopexy for Obstructed   Defaecation Syndrome (ODS): My Perspective

1:25–1:40 PM 

Interactive   Panel Discussion and Audience Questions

1:40–2:10 PM SESSION 6 – The Debate I

Motion

This House Believes that the Anal Sphincter Is the Most Important Organ for Faecal Continence

1:40–1:50 PM 

For the   Motion: The Anal Sphincter Is the Most Important Organ for Faecal   Continence

1:50–2:00 PM 

Against   the Motion: Continence Is More Than the Anal Sphincter: The Integral   Theory Perspective

2:00–2:10 PM 

Interactive   Audience Discussion, Questions & Live Vote

2:10–2:40 PM  SESSION 7 – The Debate II

Motion

This House Believes that Sacral Neuromodulation Should Be Offered Before Sphincter Repair

2:10–2:20 PM 

For the   Motion: Sacral Neuromodulation Should Be Offered Before Sphincter Repair

2:20–2:30 PM 

Against   the Motion: Sphincter Repair Should Remain the First-Line Surgical Option

2:30–2:40 PM 

Interactive   Audience Discussion, Questions & Live Vote

2:40–2:55 PM 

Closing Remarks

Shanna Johnson
Craig Reickert
Ernesto Drelichman

2:55–3:25 PM 

Transfer to Henry Ford Novi Skills Laboratory

3:30 - 6:00 PM

Cadaver Lab

(For attendees, certificate will be provided upon completion of sacral neuromodulation course)