• 2014 abstract videos available on web site
• New online education resources
• Survey – hysteropexy: who’s doing it?
• Save the date for Nice, France
• 2015 meeting web site

If you don’t recall your IUGA web site log-in details, or are having difficulty accessing the members-only section of the website, please contact Amy Cassini, the Membership Manager, at amy@iuga.org. 

View videos from AUGS/IUGA 2014 Scientific Meeting online
Be sure to visit the IUGA video gallery to check out the 2014 Best Video along with other video abstracts selected for presentation at the meeting. Click here to start viewing.

New Online Education Resources
In addition to the recently added video of Dr. John DeLancey’s “Imagine” lecture, other online resources have been added for your educational benefit including the Springer Author Academy and access to the Conquering Interstitial Cystitis (IC): Identification & Management Strategies educational curriculum.  Click here to access these new online education resources.

Survey—Hysteropexy: who’s doing it?
Is hysterectomy still part of the treatment of uterine prolapse? Are pelvic surgeons leaving the uterus in place during prolapse repair? I am a fellow interested in knowing what pelvic surgeons think about hysteropexy (uterine preservation surgery) and am requesting the help of IUGA members to complete the survey I have developed to identify answers to these questions.  If you choose to participate in the survey, your answers will remain confidential.  Please click the link below to begin.

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=BkMtAzGBw23B5p_2b0R1d85w_3d_3d

Thank you for participating!

Miriam Seitz, MD, FACOG
Fellow, FPMRS
University of Chicago/NorthShore University HealthSystems

SAVE THE DATE!

2015 Annual Meeting website now available
Accepting hotel reservations
Although the 2014 meeting has just ended, planning for the 2015 meeting in Nice, France is in full swing! Join us in one of the most spectacular cities in the world as we celebrate our 40th annual meeting. With beautiful beaches and exquisite cuisine, to go along with what is sure to be an exciting scientific program, this is one meeting you won’t want to miss. Nice is a popular holiday destination and hotels will fill up fast so book your accommodations early. For more information, please visit www.iugameeting.org.