AGES WORKSHOPS

AGES LAP-D Workshops

Please use the links below to registration for the LAP-D Workshops:

Welcome

The addition of the AGES Laparoscopic Anatomy & Pelvic Dissection and Demonstration (LAP-D) Workshops have been an exciting development within the AGES annual event and workshop roster!

In 2025, AGES will hold one virtual LAP-Demonstration (LAP-Demo) Workshop (available to AGES members and non-members), three LAP-Dissection (LAP-D) Workshops, and one Advanced LAP-Dissection (ALAP-D) Workshop (available to AGES members only).

For further information, browse to the top menu and view further information on the workshops.

LAP-Demonstration
(LAP-Demo) Virtual

Date:

Sunday, 17th August 2025

The AGES Virtual Laparoscopic Anatomy & Pelvic Demonstration (LAP-Demo) Workshop is suitable for all levels of RANZCOG trainees and specialists. It is designed as a single day, intensive, pelvic anatomy primer, for those wishing to expand their knowledge of what lies beneath pelvic and abdominal peritoneum. The demonstration course will allow registrants to participate in lectures, watch live surgery and interact with highly skilled laparoscopic surgeons as they delve into the anatomical aspects of the female pelvis.

LAP-Dissection
(LAP-D)

Dates:

Saturday, 28th June 2025
Saturday, 16th August 2025
Saturday, 1st November 2025

The AGES Laparoscopic & Pelvic Anatomy Dissection (LAP-D) Workshops are directed at senior trainees and specialists, who perform hands-on anatomical pelvic dissections on female cadavers over a 6 hour period, and, are an essential part of continuing medical education. The workshops are capped at a maximum of 18 delegates (AGES members only) and 6-8 senior surgeons and AGES Board members who supervise the stations, making for an exclusive learning experience.

Advanced LAP-Dissection
(ALAP-D)

Date:

Sunday, 2nd November 2025

The Advanced LAP-D Workshop is tailored for Specialist Gynaecologists with advanced laparoscopic training, aiming to deepen their understanding of pelvic, abdominal, and retroperitoneal anatomy. It also provides an opportunity to refine laparoscopic surgical dissection techniques and enhance teaching skills, empowering participants to advance both their clinical and instructional expertise.