Fibroids – modern, personalised treatment: the balance between organ preservation and hysterectomy
Fibroids are among the most common benign conditions affecting the uterus and require different treatment approaches depending on their size, location and symptoms. The range of treatments available today extends from conservative and pharmacological approaches, through minimally invasive and organ-preserving methods, to hysterectomy.
As part of our event, we will provide referring doctors with a concise, practical overview of the current options for fibroid treatment. Using modern treatment concepts and specific case studies, we will highlight the factors that are crucial when deciding on an individual treatment plan. The central question is: Which treatment is right for which patient?
Together, we will examine the possibilities and limitations of the various procedures and discuss their significance in clinical practice – with the aim of enabling a well-informed and individually tailored treatment decision.
As part of our event, we will provide referring doctors with a concise, practical overview of the current options for fibroid treatment. Using modern treatment concepts and specific case studies, we will highlight the factors that are crucial when deciding on an individual treatment plan. The central question is: Which treatment is right for which patient?
Together, we will examine the possibilities and limitations of the various procedures and discuss their significance in clinical practice – with the aim of enabling a well-informed and individually tailored treatment decision.
Datum
12. November 2026
Uhrzeit
18.00 – 21.00
Adresse
Brunnenhofsaal
Neuweg 12
8125 Zollikerberg
CHF 285
Costs on site including catering and workshops
Programme
6.00 pm | Welcome and introduction
From 6.15 pm | Various programme items
- Understanding uterine fibroids: symptoms, growth and the desire to have children
Basics, clinical presentation and the impact of fibroids on fertility and pregnancy - Conservative and medical management of uterine fibroids
From symptom-oriented treatment to modern pharmacological approaches - Surgical hysteroscopy and hysteroscopic myomectomy
Indications, technique and practical aspects of hysteroscopic fibroid treatment - SONATA: Transcervical radiofrequency ablation of uterine fibroids
Indications, technique and clinical outcomes of this organ-preserving procedure - Laparoscopic myomectomy
Surgical strategy, technical challenges and preservation of fertility - vNOTES hysterectomy for uterine fibroids
Modern minimally invasive hysterectomy: technique, patient selection and outcomes
From 8.15 pm | Refreshments and networking
Speakers
- Dr Dimitrios Chronas, Consultant, Gynaecology / Gynaecological Oncology, Head of the Department of Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Paediatrics, Hospital Management
- Dr Inna Jörg, Senior Consultant, Women’s Clinic
- Dr Sarah Hidding, Senior Consultant, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
- Dr Finn Strasding, Senior Registrar , Women’s Clinic
- Dr Nathalie Moser, Junior Doctor , Gynaecology Clinic
- Saskia Wildi, Junior Doctor , Women’s Clinic
3 credits and 3 SGGG points will be awarded.
Registration
To ensure that everything runs smoothly and is well organised, we ask that you register in advance.
Venue
Neuweg 12
8125 Zollikerberg