Endometrial ablation in the new millennium

Endometrial ablation in the new millennium

Endometrial ablation in the new millennium (2608)

Simon Edmonds

In this millennium there has been an explosion in technological advancement, from touch screen phones to GPS and the digital technology.

How has this progress improved the safety and functionality of endometrial ablation devices, and the consumer acceptability of this surgical intervention, for the treatment of menorrhagia?

Is the perfect device already out there?

This lecture reviews the literature and gives a pragmatic view on the current situation.

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Edmonds, S

Simon is dual trained in general surgery and gynaecology, with a special interest in the management of severe endometriosis and laparoscopic/minimally invasive surgical techniques. He was the Director of the 1st AGES Fellowship training programme in NZ in 2013 and currently is supporting his 5th fellow through the programme. He is the ex clinical lead in gynaecology at Middlemore Hospital in Auckland and an ex AGES Board member. He is a member of the Clinical Advisory Board and Clinical Governance Committee at Mercy/Ascot Hospitals and is a Director at Ascot Central Women's Clinic.

Endometrial ablation in the new millennium (2608)

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