The Integrated Pelvis: Advancing Collaborative Surgery in Women’s Pelvic Care

The Integrated Pelvis: Advancing Collaborative Surgery in Women’s Pelvic Care is organized by The Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) and will be held on Sep 17, 2026 at The Royal Society of Medicine, London, England, United Kingdom.

Description:
This event will bring together leading clinicians to discuss the multidisciplinary management of complex pelvic disorders in women that span both the reproductive and gastrointestinal systems, highlighting advances in diagnosis, surgical techniques and coordinated care pathways. Featuring deep infiltrating endometriosis, rectovaginal fistulae, pelvic floor dysfunction and complications of pelvic surgery, this meeting explores the recognised benefit of interdisciplinary collaboration between these specialities.

Aims of the meeting:

• To enable clinicians to develop a comprehensive understanding of complex pelvic disorders in women.
• To strengthen collaboration between gynaecology and colorectal surgery.
• To provide attendees with up-to-date evidence, operative strategies and real-world clinical insights that can be implemented into everyday clinical practice.

Learning Outcomes:
By attending this meeting, you will be able to:

• Understand the current evidence and clinical guidelines for the management of complex pelvic disorders involving both gynaecological and colorectal systems.
• Recognise indications for multidisciplinary surgical management of conditions such as deep infiltrating endometriosis, rectovaginal fistulae and pelvic floor dysfunction.
• Develop practical strategies for collaborative surgical planning and peri-operative care in complex pelvic surgery.
• Evaluate emerging techniques and innovations in pelvic surgery and their impact on patient outcomes.