Advanced Techniques in Gynaecological Oncology Surgery
Overview
Online: 10 September 2026
Onsite: 25 September 2026, Valencia, Spain
This course includes 1 day of hands-on training and a 3.5-hour online session, focused on surgical techniques.
Theoretical sessions will cover the surgical anatomy of different techniques, with complementary exercises of surgical skills in pelvitrainers as well as specific surgical techniques in animal models.
Learning and training in surgery is in high demand for many gynaecological oncology surgeons. Bowel, vascular and urological surgery are often the procedures our doctors feel most uncomfortable with because of limited knowledge and practice.
Gynaecological relapses and advanced ovarian cancer surgery need to be performed by skilled surgeons that are confident with pelvic exenteration, bowel anastomosis and urinary diversion.
This course will help to raise standards, improve the quality of surgical treatment and promote gynaecological oncology best practices.
Learning objectives
- Learn how to reproduce bowel anastomosis (both manual and mechanical), urological procedures (ureter reimplantation, urinary diversion) and manage vascular injuries in oncological patients.
- Gain updated and detailed knowledge about advanced surgery and improve surgical skills.
- Understand the surgical steps and decision-making process when a surgery is carried out and become familiar with the basis of colorectal, urological and vascular procedures, with specific instrumentation, mechanical anastomosis and vascular sutures.
Target audience
The course is aimed at gynaecological oncologists with a special interest in surgery. The course will be valuable to both new specialists in the field as well as senior trainees. Members of the European Network of Young Gynaecologic Oncologists (ENYGO) will benefit from direct interaction with the faculty.
Scientific programme
Chairs and faculty
Chair
Santiago Domingo, Spain
Faculty
Victor Lago, Spain
Alvaro Tejerizo Garcia, Spain
Enrique Chacon, Spain
Krzystof Nowosielski, Poland
Registration
Please note the hands-on part of the course is sold out, however you can still register for the online part.
Registration type |
Rate (€) |
|---|---|
|
ESGO member* |
1 200,00 |
|
ESGO non-member |
1 700,00 |
|
Online session only |
50,00 |
*In order to benefit from the ESGO member reduced rate, your membership for 2026 must be valid. You should log in to the course registration system with the same email address you use to enter the myESGO membership platform.
Fee includes
- Online course and hands-on training
- Coffee breaks and lunches during the hands-on training
- Networking dinner
Fee does not include
- Travel expenses
- Accomodation
- Travel insurance
Cancelation and refund policy
- Before 1 August 2026: refund of 50%
- After 1 August 2026: non-refundable
Payment details
- Payment can only be processed by credit card payment through the registration system.
- Reservation will be confirmed upon receipt of payment.
If you have technical difficulties while registering, please contact tereza.cicakova@www.esgo.org.
General information
Venue
Hospital Universitari i Politècnic La Fe
IIS La Fe / SiMuLaFe. Centro de Simulación Clínica
Av. Fdo. Abril Martorell, 106
46026 Valencia, Spain
Recordings
Recordings of the online sessions will be available to all participants until 31 December 2026.
Certificate of attendance
Participants will receive an official ESGO certificate of attendance. To claim your certificate, you must complete an online evaluation form shortly after the course.
Insurance
In registering for the course, participants agree that the organiser is not responsible for individual medical, travel or personal insurance. Participants are requested to arrange their own travel and health insurance. The organiser cannot assume liability for changes in the program due to external circumstances.
Course contact
For more information and if you have any questions regarding registration, please contact tereza.cicakova@www.esgo.org.
Travel & accommodation
Travel
Travel costs to Valencia, Spain are the responsibility of attendees.
Accommodation
Accommodation is the responsibility of attendees.