Gynzone

Wednesday October 3, 2012 at 9 am to 6 pm

Aarhus University Hospital, the A Auditorium.

Meet researchers, experienced clinicians and medical teachers for a high impact introduction to the field of womens´s health.

All presentations at this conference will be in English.

Theme 1: Prevention of perineal trauma

Speakers	Topic	Links / Power Point
Li Thies-Lagergren Midwife, PhD-student Karolinska Institutet Sweden	Perineal outcome in nulliparous women giving birth on a birth seat: results of a randomized trial.	Article Video Power Point
Wenche Rotvold Midwife Sykehuset Østfold Norway.	Decreasing the incidence of anal sphincter tears during delivery.	Article
Karen West Midwife supervisor Hvidovre Hospital Denmark.	How is the baby born? Video demonstrations with manual techniques for head and shoulder	Video (Danish) Power Point
Vigdis Aasheim Midwife, PhD-student Bergen University College Norway	Perineal techniques during the second stage of labour for reducing perineal trauma	Article Power Point

Theme 2: Diagnosis and treatment of perineal trauma

Speakers	Topic	Link
Marianne G.-Kristensen Urogynaecologist, PhD. Aarhus University Hospital Denmark	Ultrasound and clinical assessment of perineal trauma & repair.	Guideline References
Katja Jakopic, M.D Renata Nahtigal, Midwife University Clinical Center Ljubljana, Slovenia	Mediolateral episiotomy: pro et contra.	Webpage
Sara Kindberg       Midwife, PhD, Publisher. GynZone Denmark	Development of an e-learning tool about diagnosis of perineal trauma.	Power Point Homepage
Karl Møller Bek Urogynaecologist, PhD. Aarhus University Hospital Denmark	Pelvic Floor Anatomy: Developments in medical knowledge	Homepage

Theme 3: Postpartum rehabilitation

Speakers	Topic	Link
Lene Enemark & Katie Leabourn Physiotherapists Aarhus University Hospital Denmark	Follow-up after anal sphincter injury: results from a 3-month follow-up research project.	Homepage
Hanne Gravgaard Continence Nurse Aarhus University Hospital Denmark	Urinary incontinence after pregnancy and delivery. How is it treated?	Power Point
Ulla Due Physiotherapist, M.Sc. Herlev University Hospital Denmark	Pelvic Floor Exercises: When, How much, How long? Myths and evidence.	References Homepage
Julie Glavind PhD Student, MD Aarhus University Hospital Denmark	Planned caesarean section at term: outcomes for mothers and newborn.	Trial homepage