Renaissance

Openings

Module 1 — Nutrition in the three ages of the woman

• Role of nutrition and supplementation on fertility — Edgar Mocanu
• The SAFARI approach — Vasileios Sarafis
• Nutrition and lifestyle in the periconceptional and pregnancy periods — Roland Devlieger
• Nutrition in the transition from reproductive to the post reproductive periods and aging — Elisa Maseroli
• Selected communications

Break

Module 2 — Genetics in the three ages of the woman

• Genetics, fertility and ART — Luca Gianaroli
• The changing paradigms of prenatal genetics — Anna David
• Are genetic markers changing our post-reproductive and aging periods? — Anne Gompel
• Selected communications

Lunch break

Module 3 — Preterm birth prediction and prevention

Patient: (Silke Mader) — case to introduce

• Gaps in prediction and prevention — Dilly O.C. Anumba
• Preventable risk factors and the role of society and professionals — Roland Devlieger
• Prevention by progesterone and/or cerclage: current evidence — Giuseppe Rizzo
• Do we have to consider the microbiome? — Nele Brusselaers
• What is the goal of managing the risk of preterm birth? A neonatologist’s perspective — Umberto Simeoni

Break

Module 4 — Environment, placenta and pregnancy outcome

Patient: case to introduce

• Climate and environment change fertility and pregnancy outcomes — Jessica Fanzo
• The key role of placentation in the pathway of most common obstetric disorders — Patrick Rozenberg
• Abnormalities of placentation: diagnosis and management — Ilenia Mappa
• The way to prevent obstetrical syndromes — Gian Carlo Di Renzo

Special lecture — PHLEBObgyn: the "not to be forgotten" evidence-based synergy

Module 5 — The (pelvic) floor is yours!

Clinical cases presented by previously accepted abstracts from the audience

Break

Module 6 — The role of the uterus

Patient: case to introduce

• New insights in uterine anatomy — Grigoris F. Grimbizis
• Uterus in vitro — Matteo A. Mole’
• Future biomarkers for uterus assessment — Andres Salumets
• The uterus of the future — Mats Hellstrom

Parallel Course: Simulation in ultrasound for assisted reproductive technologies

Ovaries, endometrium, pick up, embryo-transfer, pregnancy diagnosis.

Opening lecture: Renaissance in Women’s life

Get together and happy hour

Opening of the day lecture: The maternal age effect and what we can do about it

Module 7 — The laboratory issues in ART

• How far can PGT go? — Francesco Fiorentino
• Emergency situations in the laboratory — Virginia Bolton
• From animal research to human reproduction. The use of dried reconstituted sperm — Pasqualino Loi
• Research of the future in the lab — Darren K. Griffin

Break

Module 8 — Poor responders

Patient: case to introduce

• Which protocol for POR according to Bologna criteria? — Frank Broekmans
• Any room for adjuvants? — Luca Gianaroli
• Ovarian Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) rejuvenation, does it work? — Anna P. Ferraretti
• Rescue of ovarian follicles after transplantation — TBA

Lunch break

Module 9 — Early menopause

Patient: case to introduce

• Sex and early menopause — Rossella Nappi
• Metabolic fate of early menopause — Irene Lambrinoudaki
• Brain consequences of early menopause — Andrea R. Genazzani
• Endometriosis and menopause — TBA

Break

Module 10 — The role of testosterone in post-reproductive health

Patient: case to introduce

• Testosterone in perimenopause and postmenopause: why, when and for whom — Alessandra Graziottin
• Evidence to support testosterone use in women — Jan Pawel Pachnicki
• Metabolic effects and compliance — Mark Brincat

Lunch break

Special Lecture: The menopause penalty: medical, social, and economic dimensions

Module 11 — Menopausal hormone therapy

Patient: case to introduce

• From VVA to GSM: how HRT can help the pelvic floor — Tommaso Simoncini
• Protecting long-term health with hormones — Antonio Cano
• HRT and cancer risk: summarizing the real evidence — Anne Gompel
• PCOS/PMOS Management and treatment with reference to Incretins, GLP1As alone or in combination — Mark Brincat

Break

Module 12 — How to improve quality of life

Patient: case to introduce

• Improving QoL in BRCA-mutated patients — Marta Caretto
• Menopause and the workplace, the hidden burden — Antonio Cano
• Caring for women during late menopause and ageing — Ann Sophie Page

Ultrasound simulation in pelvic floor disorders in older women

Closing of the Congress