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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
 
Sunday 5 October 2008 – Day 1 – morning
07h00 - 08h00Breakfast Symposium (A): Sponsored by Sanofi-Aventis
T de Villiers: Osteoporosis: To treat or not to treat?
07h00 - 08h00Breakfast Symposium (B): Sponsored by Merc Serono
G Trew: An update on Ovarian Stimulation Protocols
Plenary Session
08.15-08.45P van Look: Birth rates, replacement rates, mortality rates: what’s happening with the world’s population?
08.45-09.15M Stanley: HPV vaccination: how and why does it work?
09.15-09.45S Arulkumaran: Advances in intrapartum fetal surveillance
09.45-10.00Discussion time
10.00-10.30Tea
 
Parallel A: Obstetrics – the national agenda
10.30-10.50P van Look: Pregnancy care, maternal mortality and morbidity
10.50-11.10J McIntyre: HIV – inside the epidemic
11.10-11.30S Fawcus: The challenge of obstetric haemorrhage
11.30-11.50DW Steyn: Long-term maternal outcome in women with previous pre-eclampsia
11.50-12.05 Q Losper: Total perinatal related losses in the Tygerberg sub-district, Cape Town
12.05-12.20K O’Callaghan: A qualitative study exploring the fear of childbirth among parous women in the Cape Town public obstetric service
12.20-12.30Discussion time
 
Parallel B: Gynaecological oncology
10.30-10.50G Lindeque: The role of lymphadenectomy in the management of endometrial carcinoma
10.50-11.10R Soeters: Update on modern management of ovarian cancer
11.10-11.30G Dreyer: Hereditary cancers in gynaecology oncology
11.30-11.50M Moodley: Modern management of early cervical cancer
11.50-12.05M Makwela: Surgical morbidity of radical hysterectomy after neo-adjuvant chemotherapy for locally advanced cervical cancer
12.05-12.20G Lindeque: Findings at surgery for relapsed ovarian cancer: Lessons for the primary operation
12.20-12.30Discussion time
 
Parallel C: Dilemmas in gynaecology
10.30-10.50J Bagratee: 1st trimester volumetry of intrauterine gestations and pregnancy outcome
10.50-11.10P Wessels: Management of uterine fibromyomas
11.10-11.30TJ Mashamba: The management of extra-peritoneal endometriosis
11.30-11.45J Biko: Progress in laparoscopic surgery at Kalafong district hospital
11.45-12.05K Nance: Pap test disease detection in an urban American community hospital: A ten year review
12.05-12.20Discussion time
12.30-13.30Lunch
Sunday 5 October 2008 – Day 1 – afternoon
  Plenary Session
13.30-14.00Z Alfirevic: Prevention and treatment of preterm labour
14.00-14.30M Warren: Perspectives on HRT
14.30-15.00ZM van der Spuy: PCOS: Challenges for long-term health
15.00-15.30Tea
 
Parallel A: Obstetrics: State of the art (session of the Maternal-Fetal Medicine Society)
15.30-15.50C Mclintock: Essential thrombocytosis
15.50-16.10D Hall: Progesterone and preterm labour
16.10-16.30L Geerts: Aneuploidy risk assessment
16.30-16.50Lombaard: Renal biopsy in pregnancy
16.50-17.05L Govender: Chorioamniotic membrane separation and perinatal outcome
17.05-17.15Discussion time
 
Parallel B: Challenges in our discipline
15.30-16h30H Botha: Fertility preservation in women with cancer
15.50-16.10R Makwela: Gestational trophoblastic disease
16.10 - 16:30N Mbatani: tba
16.30-16.45J Bagratee: Does the volume of retained products of conception and hormonal parameters influence the success of conservative management of first trimester miscarriage?
16.45-17.00M Patel: An evaluation of the expectations and experiences of women having the routine ultrasound examination for fetal abnormalities at 22 weeks of pregnancy
17.00-17.15S Ramphal: Laparoscopic adnexal surgery in the mid-trimester of pregnancy: usage of harmonic scalpel and left upper quadrant approach
17.15-17.30Discussion time
 
Parallel C: The pelvic floor revisited
15.30-15.50S Jeffery: Overactive Bladder: When anticholinergics fail.
15.50-16.10Frans van Wijk: Mid-urethral tape surgery gone wrong: What to do.
16.10-16.30S Lindow: Anal sphincter injury after childbirth
16.30-16.50H Cronje: A new look at enterocoeles
16.50-17.05A Chrysostomou: The management of stress incontinence using transobturator tapes in a tertiary hospital in South Africa
17.05-17.15Discussion Time
17.30SARC/RCOG GENERAL MEETING
Monday 6 October 2008 – Day 2 – morning
07h00 - 08h00 Breakfast Symposium (A): Sponsored by Sanofi-Aventis
C McLintock: VTE thromboprophylaxis in pregnancy
07h00 - 08h00 Breakfast Symposium (B): Sponsored by Pharmaco
A Vacca: TBA
Plenary Session
08.15-08.45J Donnez: Uterine surgery
08.45-09.15C Mclintock: Obstetric DIC
09.15-09.45P von Theobald: The cystocele and stress incontinence: dealing with dilemmas of overt and occult stress incontinence
09.45-10.00Discussion time
10.00-10.30Tea
 
Parallel A: Contemporary management of high-risk pregnancies (session of the Maternal-Fetal Medicine Society)
10.30-10.50P MacDonald: Low-molecular weight heparin: the place in obstetrics
10.50-11.10C Mclintock: Prosthetic valves in pregnancy
11.10-11.30E Nicoloau: Too small to be born: the borderline fetus
11.30-11.50Z Alfirevic: Induction of labour
11.50-12.05B Pupuma: Evaluation of immune and haematological parameters in HIV infected and non-infected pre-eclamptic African women
12.05-12.20B Vythilingum: Association between uterine artery pulsatility index and antenatal maternal psychological stress
12.20-12.30Discussion time
 
Parallel B: Reproductive Medicine: challenging accepted paradigms (with input from the SASRSS)
10.30-10.50T Kruger: Intrauterine insemination: indications, management, success
10.50-11.10S Dyer: Fertility management of the HIV positive couple
11.10-11.30J Donnez: Advanced endometriosis: a challenge for the gynaecologist ?
11.30-11.45S Edelstein: The impact of body mass index on metabolic and endocrine parameters in women with PCOS
11.45-12.00J Jogessar: The success rate of fertility treatment in couples attending the infertility clinic at Inkosi Albert Luthuli Central Hospital, Durban. Is there a need for assisted reproductive technology?
12.00-12.15J Okoue: The effect of endometrial thickness on in vitro fertilization-embryo transfer/intracytoplasmic sperm injection outcome
12.15-12.30 Discussion time
 
Parallel C: HIV – the plague of our times
10.30-10.50P van Look: Sexual and reproductive health and HIV: making up for lost opportunities
10.50-11.10M Besser: Understanding antiretroviral therapy: An obstetrician’s perspective
11.10-11.30G Theron: PMTCT: A new focus
11.30-11.50T Smith: HIV and cervical cancer
11.50-12.05E Bera: Risk factors for perinatal HIV-1 transmission in women on lifelong antiretroviral therapy - a prospective study
12.00-12.20G Mohlaba: Prevalence and effects of HIV infection among pregnant women needing obstetric intensive care in Cape Town
12.20-12.30Discussion time
12.30-13.30Lunch
 
Monday 6 October 2008 – Day 2- afternoon
Plenary Session
13.30-14.00L Cardozo: Evidence based management of stress urinary incontinence
14.00-14.30F Guidozzi: Margaret Orford Lecture: Surgical management of obstetric complications
14.30-15.00E Mhlanga: Choice of termination of pregnancy: challenges, opportunities and human rights
15.00-15.30Tea
 
Parallel A: Obstetrics: Focus on the fetus
15.30-15.50K Norman: 1st trimester antenatal screening
15.50-16.10S Lindow: Opiate use in pregnancy
16.10-16.30H Odendaal: Adverse effects of alcohol on the fetus
16.30-16.50J Hofmeyr: Misoprostol prior to and after labour: evidence for effectiveness and risk
16.50-17.10J du Plessis: Is lactate a better predictor of fetal distress than pH?
17.10-17.25C Wright: Preliminary observations concerning prenatal exposures to alcohol and cigarette smoking and placental pathology in the Safe Passage Study
17.25-17.30Discussion time
 
Parallel B: HPV: a therapeutic revolution?
15.30-16.00L Denny: HPV infection and disease in the genital tract
16.00-16.30M Stanley: HPV VLP vaccine: where are we now?
16.30-17.00A Brecx: Public health success of current vaccination programmes and the introduction of future vaccines
17.00-17.30Discussion
 
Parallel C: Urogynaecology: Modern Approach to Pelvic Organ Prolapse
15.30-15.50L Cardozo: Role of the new mesh kits in pelvic organ prolapse surgery
15.50-16.10P von Theobald: Modern approach to apical prolapse.
16.10-16.30Discussion and Questions
16.30-16.45H Cronje: The length of mesh used in sacrocolpopexy and subsequent recurrence of prolapse
16.45-17.00I van der Walt: An investigation of pelvic floor muscle strength in nulliparous women of different race groups
17.00-17.15Discussion
17.30-18.45GMG ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
17.45 - 18.30SASOG ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
 
Tuesday 7 October 2008 – Day 3 - morning
Parallel A: Maternal-Fetal Medicine (session of the Maternal-Fetal Medicine Society)
08.20-08.40E Coetzee: Diabetes circa 2008
08.40-09.00C Stewart: Termination of pregnancy for fetal abnormalities
09.00-09.20P Soma-Pillay: The impact of obesity on pregnancy
09.20-09.35C Grieve: Prediction of obstetric and neonatal outcome in pregnancies with umbilical artery absent end-diastolic flow
09.35-09.50C Wright: Preliminary observations concerning prenatal exposures to alcohol and cigarette smoking and placental pathology in the Safe Passage Study
09.50 - 10.05M du Toit: A prospective case-control study on the role of prenatal alcohol exposure in abruptio placentae
10.05-10.15Discussion time
 
Parallel B: Reproductive health: from puberty to menopause
08.20-08.40M Warren: Making treatment choices: the management of osteoporosis
08.40-09.00P Steyn: Emergency contraception: need and opportunity
09.00-09.15S van Zijl: Knowledge and acceptability of intrauterine devices among family planning clients and providers
09.15-09.35L Matsela: Physical, psychological and socio-demographic characteristics of black menopausal women in South Africa
09.35-09.50N Matebese: Psychosocial aspects of Turner syndrome
09.50-10.05G de Jong: Puberty and sexuality in cognitive impaired children
10.05-10.15Discussion time
 
Parallel C: Protecting the patient
08.20-08.40S Arulkumaran: Risk management in obstetrics
08.40-09.00S Monokoane: Obstetric tragedy secondary to misuse of the partogram
09.00-09.15G Chilopora: Clinical officers in Malawi: expanding access to comprehensive emergency obstetric care
09.15-09.35N Patel: Stem cells: ethics, regulation and legislation
09.35-09.55S Ramphal: Safety in endoscopic surgery
09.55-10.10J Basu: Legal unsafe abortion: a tale of tragedy
10.10-10.15Discussion time
10.15-10.45 Tea
 
Parallel B: Reproductive health: from puberty to menopause
10.45-11.15S Lindow: Domestic violence
11.15-11.45J Moodley: National Confidential Enquiry into Maternal Deaths: setting the agenda
11.45-12.15N Patel: Is medicine as safe as aviation - are there parallels?
12.15-12.30Discussion Time
12.30–13.00Closure and Prize Giving
13.00-14.00Lunch
   
 
     
 
      

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