Renowned Speakers

We’ve invited the top most influential speakers from around the world to give inspirational talks and lead practical workshops.

Yuko Kaneyasu

FUKUYAMA MEDICAL CENTER Japan

Dr. Eugenia Lamas Malek

Buenos Aires University Hospital Argentina

Fai Chan

Deli Aroma LLC USA

Asieh Maleki

Mashhad university of medical sciences Iran

Biography

Dr ESRA GUNEY

Inonu University Health Sciences Faculty Turkey

Dr. Sarasjothi M

Vilasrao Deshmukh Govt. Institute of Medical Sciences,Latur, Maharashtra, India India

Dr Derqaoui Sabrine

Ibn Sina Teaching Hospital Morocco

Dr Amira Sallem

University of Monastir Tunisia

Biography

Conference Information

Past Conference Report

With an incredible help from our Collaborators and Committee Members and sorting out council part, Pulsus Conferences Successfully completed "5th Annual Congress on Gynecology and Women's Health" on April 11-12,2022 as a Webinar.

6th Annual Gynecology and Breast Cancer Congress will be held at London, UK on November 21-22, 2022 (Hybrid Conference).

We want to stretch out our gratitude to our Collaborators and to our Organizing Committee Members for their consistent help. It would not have been conceivable without the help of our Media Partners who helped us in advancing this occasion.

We additionally thank every one of our Speakers, Poster Presenters and Delegates for taking out your time and sharing their examination work with our companion organization. We are extremely happy to have imparted an extraordinary relationship to this load of Attendees, affiliations and we desire to see significantly more noteworthy help in our forthcoming occasions. The adepts who promulgated the theme with their exquisite talk and testimonials received from the Organizing Committee Members, Keynote Speakers, and exhibitors were as follows:

Honourable keynote speakers:

Monika KrzyÅ¼anowska| University of Wroclaw| Poland

Tracey Juron| Queens Hospital Center| USA

Speakers:

Keith Moon Saberon| The Medical City Hospital Ü| Philippines

Javier Cortés Bordoy| Private Practice| Spain

Yann Gaslain| Procare Health Iberia| Spain

Patricia Sanmartin| Procare Health Iberia| Spain

METOGO MBENGONO Junette Arlette| Douala General Hospital| Cameroon

Shlok Patel| B.J Medical College| India

James Forty| Adzowah Demographic and Research Consultancy| Malawi

Moderator:

Shlok Patel| B.J Medical College| India

We are glad to welcome you all again to the World's Greatest Gynecology congress occasion 2022!!

About conference

We are here to continue the series after the success of the Gynecology and Women's Health conference. We are pleased to invite you to the sixth edition, the 6th Annual Congress on Gynecology and Women's health, which will take place in London, United Kingdom, on November 21 and 22, 2022.By demonstrating the most recent advancements in the field of gynecology and obstetrics, PULSUS brings about an advanced revolution.Take in the keynote speeches given by experts and mingle with inventors and developers from all over the world.

The "6th Annual Congress on Gynecology and Women's health" has been planned to invent a multidisciplinary approach with a legion of tracks to designate from each division. This provides you with an exceptional convenience to meet peers from industry and academia and to establish a scientific network with them.We warmly invite all interested parties to attend our event and contribute to its success through your participation.

The medical field of gynecology and obstetrics focuses primarily on women's health and care, particularly during pregnancy and childbirth.Prescriptions for reproductive health, pregnancy, infertility, sex, and other issues will be given by the Gynecology and Obstetrics physician.Preventive measures like ultrasounds, pap smears, pelvic exams, STI testing, and blood work are used to diagnose and treat patients.

Exploring the most recent trends and advancements in the field of gynecology and women's health will be the theme of the conference.Our goal is to bring together the most cutting-edge developments and research in the field of gynecology and obstetrics, as well as to promote cross-cultural understanding of various medical treatments and science.

The medical specialization that deals with women’s health and conditions is termed as Gynaecology. Gynaecologists are healthcare professional destined to provide care, treatment and consultation to patients with the following conditions: Pelvic prolapse, menstrual disorders, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, Urinary infections, cervical cancer, and other obstetrical conditions. Today, consulting with a gynaecologist for any specific gynaecological problems had become easy for patients, which is the result of the advancement in the field. The trend of Digitalization has its hand in gynaecology as well. Philips is a global leader in healthcare and medical technology. Philips has come up with an integrated approach; Philips FetView to reduce the mobility of pregnant women in times high-risk pregnancies and post caesarean conditions. Using FetView, a physician can access a gestating woman’s reports and foetal images. The technology provides foetal ultrasound imaging and easy remote access for physicians. The vendor-neutral software of Philips FetView will fetch image and medical data through a secure encrypted DICOM interface. This enables the physicians and care providers to update the patient’s medical information in a cloud based platform. Thus, this could reduce unnecessary shifting of pregnant women from one health centre to other. 6th Annual Congress on Gynecology and Womens Health is certain to address such incredible interventions in the field of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.

Scientific sessions

Session 1: Gynecology

Gynecology is a branch of medicine that focuses on keeping an eye on pregnant and breastfeeding women.Additionally, their primary focus is on diagnosing and treating diseases affecting the female reproductive system.Hormone issues, infertility, menopause, and birth control are additional health issues for women that the gynecologist may be able to assist with.A specialist in women's reproductive health is known as a gynecologist.After a baby is delivered, an obstetrician's primary responsibility is to supervise and care for the mother.Additionally, they assist the gynecologist during childbirth.A well-trained obsessive-compulsive doctor can handle all of these scenarios.However, due to variations in time, the majority of women see an OB-GYN at least once a year, while others may consider seeing their regular primary care physicians.

Reproductive science in medicine
Pediatric gynecology
Urogynecology
Minimal invasive surgery

Related Societies: Physicians for Reproductive Health, National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women's Health, Association for Fertility and Reproductive Health, Nyanza Reproductive Health Society Kenya, ASRM - American Society for Reproductive Medicine, International Centre for Research on Women, American College of Nurse Midwives Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States, National Organization for Women.

Related Conferences: 2nd International Conference on Pediatrics and Pediatrics Healthcare April 15 – 16, Dubai UAE, 17TH World Congress on Pediatric And Neonatology April 20-21, 2020, Tokyo Japan, 5th International Conference on Neonatology and Perinatology Edinburg Scotland, June 15- 16, 2020 , International Conference on Healthcare and Medicine, Paris France, June 22-23, 2020. Gynecology, Obstetrics and Women health June 22-23, 2020 Prague, Czech Republic, Gynecology and Obstetrics Pathology May 11-12, 2020 Munich, Germany. 5th International conference on Obstetrics and Gynecology April 13-14, 2020 Dubai, UAE.

Session 2: Fetal and Maternal Medicine

The development of numerous technologies that can be used to manage and monitor maternal-fetal health has accelerated the beginning of maternal-fetal medicine.It was originally known as perinatal medicine, but due to its expansion over the past two decades, they were also given the new name.A number of cutting-edge and useful technologies are being implemented in maternal fetal medicine, which is making a significant contribution to the well-being of newborns by focusing on their health and development.With advances in genomics and diagnosis, prenatal screening made it possible to identify fetal cell-free DNA fragments in the maternal circulation, and it demonstrated the usefulness of chromosomal microarrays. It is a useful method because it can test for microduplications and microdeletions in addition to aneuploidies.

Fetal and maternal disorders
Therapies involved in fetal treatment
Prenatal genetics
Pregnancy complications

Related Societies: American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, American Osteopathic Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Dubai Health Authority, American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists, Religious Institute on Sexual Morality Justice and Healing, International Union for the Scientific Study of Population, American Society Reproductive Medicine, Family Violence Prevention Fund, Dubai Health Authority, National Abortion Federation.

Related conferences: Annual Congress on Neonatal and Nursing, June 10-11, 2020 Paris, France. World Congress on Fetal and maternal medicine July 29-30, 2020 Singapore city, Singapore. Global summit on Women Health Nursing, August 10-11, 2020 Melbourne, Australia. 3rd World Congress on Breast Cancer, April 29-30, 2020 Barcelona, Spain. Obstetrics and Gynecology, March 16-17, 2020 Amsterdam, Netherlands. Women Health, Wellness and Reproductive Medicine, August 19-20, 2020 Milan Italy. Experts meet on Gynecology and Women Health, April 27-28, 2020 New York, USA.

Session 3: Prenatal Healthline

The health of a woman is crucial to the well-being of her baby. The majority of women prefer to receive regular prenatal care, regular exercise, and healthy food to successfully give birth to a healthy baby.advised to all pregnant women to avoid problems during their pregnancy.By eating well during pregnancy, you can reduce the risk of birth defects. This is also important for a healthy baby's weight at birth and a healthy brain development in the fetus. In addition to natural foods, pregnant women should take prenatal vitamins because it can be difficult for them to plan a three-nutrient-rich diet on a regular basis. These vitamins can help them eat their regular diet and provide the extra nutrients a growing fetus needs.Because this should not have any negative effects on the developing fetus, it is essential to make wise choices for a healthier lifestyle during pregnancy. As a result, avoiding drugs, alcohol, and smoking is strongly recommended.

Food and nutrition.
Medication during pregnancy
Antenatal care
Enlightenment of dynamic mothers

Session 4: Neonatology

Neonatology is a broad subfield of pediatrics that emphasizes providing medical care to infants, particularly newborns.Premature and ill newborn infants receive extensive care. It is prevalent in neonatal intensive care units and is especially well-established in hospitals.Infants with sepsis, low birth weight, pulmonary hypoplasia, prematurity, congenital malformation, and intrauterine growth restriction receive special medical care in this high-protection zone. Neonatal nurse practitioners are skilled nurses who focus on providing care to newborns. They are able to serve, plan, give advice, make a diagnosis, and carry out the procedures that are not outside their scope of practice and are outlined in the laws of both the hospital where they work and where they live.

Clinical care
Fetal endocrinology
Neonatal testing
Essential nutrition for infant

Session 5: Clinical Research in Maternal Fetal Medicine

The field of healthcare science known as clinical research in prenatal medicine is concerned with establishing the efficacy of prenatal care-specific devices, procedures, medications, and diagnostic tools. Additionally, these are utilized for the treatment, alleviation of symptoms, diagnosis, and prevention of both the mother and the fetus. Clinical research is distinct from clinical practice. In clinical practice, treatments are utilized that have already been developed, whereas in clinical research, verifications and confirmations are saved in order to initiate a treatment. Each new drug-related clinical trial will go through four phases. Each phase's drug approval procedure is taken into account as each trial.

Fetal anaemia
CMV infection and rehabilitate
Clinical trial in uterine fibroids
Previalble PROM

Session 6: Gynecologic Oncology

The specialized field of medicine known as Gynecologic oncology focuses primarily on cancers of the female reproductive system, such as uterine, vulvar, vaginal, ovarian, and cervical cancers. Gynecologic oncologists are specialists who have extensive training and knowledge in the diagnosis and treatment of this type of cancer. They lead treatment for women's gynecologic cancer. Before beginning treatment, it is critical to consult with a gynecologic oncologist to determine the most appropriate level of supervision and treatment. The professional organizations for gynecologic oncologists are the European society of gynecologic oncology and the society of gynecologic oncology for the gynecologic oncologist and other physicians involved in the treatment of gynecologic cancers. The professional organization is the Gynecologic Oncology Group. In order to educate women about the signs and symptoms of gynecologic cancer and ovarian cancer, as well as the significance of a premature diagnosis, September is designated as gynecologic cancer awareness month.

Types of cancer
Oncologist roles and responsibilities
Pre-clinical studies
clinical trials and outcomes.
Extensive care

Session 7: Birth Defects

Birth defects are health-related issues that affect the fetal body when a few babies have problems with their body parts and organs while they are still in the womb, as well as problems with how they work and how the body converts food into energy. From the minor birth defects that are regarded as a disability or require medical or surgical treatment to the severe birth defects that can be easily cured without treatment, there are at least 4000 distinct types of birth defects. A baby born with a structural birth defect has any body part that is malformed or missing. Heart defects are the structural effect that occurs the most frequently. Cleft palate, congenital dislocated hip, spina bifida, and clubfoot are some other common birth defects. A metabolic birth defect occurs when a problem in the body of the baby is connected to body chemistry. However, the majority of the time, the doctor was unable to determine the cause of the baby's birth defect.

Inadequacy of Heart
Down syndrome
Spina bifida
Edward’s syndrome
Medication surgeries and home care

Session 8: Nurse Midwifery

A licensed healthcare professional who specializes in childbirth and women's reproductive health is known as a nurse midwife. They also handle births, conduct annual exams, provide counseling, and write prescriptions. According to the International Confederation of Midwives, the nurse midwife has all the skills needed to be a midwife.Additionally, they have exceptional experience as registered nurses. They are eligible to practice as a nurse midwife and receive certification as a certified nurse-midwife once they have completed their education in registered nursing and midwifery. CNMs' primary goal is to provide women with lifetime care, including care for their pregnancies, postpartum periods, birth control, and overall health.In most cases, CNM works with a doctor to provide the benefits of midwifery to women who might be in danger.

Obstetrical nursing
Labor risk and care
Mental health care
Unplanned pregnancy guidance and care
Childbirth supervision and care

Session 9: Obstetricians Roles and Responsibilities

An MFM specialist is a doctor who helps women who have problems during pregnancy and are at high risk for labor. An MFM specialist will serve as a pivotal member of a medical team when a mother is carrying twins, which is considered a complicated pregnancy. These doctors are often referred to as obstetricians, and they have also practiced high-risk pregnancy for three years. As a result, they are referred to as perinatologists or high-risk pregnancy doctors. They provide routine prenatal care to women whose pregnancies are complicated. Additionally, they assist in the management of the mother's actual health issues, such as diabetes and high blood pressure.monitors and tests the baby's growth and development by regularly performing an ultrasound. Through procedures like chorionic villus sampling, umbilical cord sampling, and amniocentesis, they also look for birth defects, heart problems, blood disorders in growing babies, and genetic disorders identifies the pregnancy's future risk and makes recommendations.

Prenatal care
Postnatal care
Medical care during illness
Surgical care

Session 10: Bariatric Surgery and Pregnancy

A wide range of procedures used on obese patients make up bariatric surgery. By removing a small portion of the stomach, using a gastric band, or crossing out and re-directing the small intestine into a small pouch in the stomach during this procedure, weight loss is achieved. The obstetrician must be informed of the type of bariatric surgery performed, such as the gastric band, a stomach banding procedure, or the Roux-en-Y, also known as gastric bypass. The Obstetrician should know if the patient had any complications from the surgery, such as a blood transfusion or clot, additional surgeries, etc., in order to avoid risks during pregnancy. The majority of women who previously had an irregular menstrual cycle experience regular menstruation following bariatric surgery, increasing the likelihood of pregnancy. One of the best advice from professionals is to wait 18 months to reach your weight loss goals after bariatric surgery so you can have a healthy pregnancy. According to some studies, women who became pregnant right after surgery also had healthy pregnancies and deliveries. This was only possible because the obstetrician closely monitored the women's diet and weight.

Classification of bariatric surgery
Precedence over bariatric surgery
The attempt of first trimester
Food nutrition and drug supplement

Session 11: Prenatal Screening and Diagnosis

A group of procedures known as prenatal screening tests are carried out on a pregnant woman to see if her unborn child exhibits any signs or symptoms of specific birth defects. Most of these tests don't hurt. These are typically performed during the first and second trimesters, though in rare instances it may also be performed during the third. After the screening test, the existing specific risk and its possibilities can be determined. The primary factor in determining the diagnostic approach will be the screening test's positive results. Glucose tolerance tests are one type of routine prenatal screening test that can be used to check for gestational diabetes. Other than this, there are additional screening tests that are only given to women who are at a high risk of having a healthy baby. When a woman lives in areas where tuberculosis is common, she should have a tuberculin skin test while she is pregnant. This condition is suggested.

Fetal imagining modalities
Trimester screening process
Prenatal diagnostic screening
Cell free DNA screening

Session 12: Umbilical Study

During pregnancy, the umbilical cord serves as a lifeline for both you and your unborn child.Blood that is rich in nutrients and oxygen can flow to your baby through the cord. The baby's waste is also carried away by the cord.The umbilical cord has two arteries and one vein and connects your baby to your placenta. The physical and emotional bond that exists between the mother and the fetus is regarded as the umbilical cord. This structure allows waste products to be eliminated maternally while simultaneously transferring oxygen and nutrients from the maternal circulation into the fetal circulation.

Vasa previa
Retarded cord clamping
Umbilical artery
Scheduling the Cesarean

Session 13: Infertility- Recent Facts

When a couple is unable to conceive despite regular unsafe sex, this is called infertility.Getting pregnant might be difficult for any one of the partners.It also includes women who were unable to conceive to full term.Most commonly, it means that the couple has not used birth control for a year and has had regular sexual interactions, even though they are not having children.Around 10% of women between the ages of 15 and 44 worldwide are evaluated for having difficulties conceiving or remaining pregnant.8 to 12 percent of couples worldwide experienced this kind of fertility issue.The ability to conceive begins around the age of 32, and age plays a major role.Infertility in humans is also caused by a number of risk factors, including smoking, drinking alcohol, being overweight, having an eating disorder, not getting enough exercise and nutrition, some sexually transmitted infections, exposure to chemicals, and mental stress.These factors influence female ovulation and male sperm production, miscarriage, infertility, and the likelihood of conceiving.

Female infertility
Diagnosis and treatment
Current generation of diagnostic tests
Advancements in reproductive endocrinology
Fertility and assisted reproduction

Session 14: Preterm Birth and Prevention

The definition of preterm birth is when a baby is delivered before 32 weeks of pregnancy. Experts identify this as the primary cause of neonatal mortality and morbidity.As a result, one of the primary objectives in obstetric care is to prevent PTB.Patients should be categorized according to the risk factors they have, such as obesity, high blood pressure, etc., for the best PTB prevention,As a result, obstetric history and screening tools will both contribute to preventing preterm births.Pessaries, progesterone, cerclage, and measuring women's cervical length are some of the preventative measures. The specific population of pregnant women may require different screening and prevention strategies. The primary function of progesterone, or oestrogen, is to prevent one or more short cervix pregnancies in women who have had a PTB problem in the past or who have a PTB problem in the past. To prevent the recurrence, progesterone is used, and a cerclage is used.Morbidity and mortality from spontaneous PTB must be reduced, which can be accomplished through close collaboration between pharmaceutical companies, medical professionals, patient organizations, and international governments.

Risk factors in preterm birth
Gene responsibility in preterm birth
Methods to evade preterm birth
Unprompted preterm birth prevention

Session 15: Multifetal Pregnancy

One in every 70 to 80 births results in a multifetal pregnancy. Ovarian stimulation, assisted reproduction, maternal age, and previous multifetal pregnancies are all risk factors.Women with multifetal pregnancies also have an increased risk of preeclampsia, preterm birth, growth restriction, gestational diabetes, postpartum hemorrhage, and cesarean section.Preterm delivery occurs at an average gestational age of 35-36 weeks for twins, 32 weeks for triplets, and 30 weeks for quadruplets due to the inflated uterus. The fetus' abnormal structural presentation may result from this. After the first child is born, the uterus may shrink, putting the remaining fetuses in danger by removing the placenta. Due to the fact that uterine distention hinders postpartum uterine contraction, it occasionally results in maternal hemorrhage and atony. Prenatal ultrasonography can confirm a multifetal pregnancy, which is a possibility if the uterus is large enough for dates. Cesarean birth is the only treatment for preventing fetuses.When the fetuses are in vertex presentation, this is typically suggested.

Pathology and pathophysiology
Consequences of medication for ovulation
IVF role and results
Probability factors involved in multiple pregnancy
Modes of delivery
Diagnosis and Prevention

Session 16: Application of Herbal Treatment in Fetal Development and Health

At present there is an increase in use of herbal medicines and treatment during pregnancies. Some of the most commonly used herbs during pregnancy are chamomile, ginger, valerian, bitter kola, peppermint, cranberry, raspberry leaf, thyme, green tea, sage, garlic, anise and fenugreek. The practice of herbal medicine during pregnancy is depends on the age, income level and educational status of the women. The herbal medicines are majorly preferred during pregnancy for treating nausea and vomiting, also to reduce the risk of shorten and preeclampsia, to treat urinary tract infection and common cold. Usage of herbal medicine during pregnancy infrequently may cause troubles like allergic reactions, increased blood flow, abortion, miscarriage, Heartburn and pre-mature labor. It is not safe for the fetus if a first trimester is suggested to herbal medicine. Before consuming any herbal medicine during pregnancy there is always an expert’s advice is suggested. These unfortunate consequences of herbal medicine and treatment needs a further study to prove their convenient to approach.

Benefits of herbal medicine during pregnancy
Healthy choices to prevent birth defects
Herbs to reduce pregnancy pain
Herbs for insemination

Session 17: Medical Impediments in Pregnancy

The company that does not comprehend the actual needs of some pregnant women and the reasons why it is not sufficient for a pregnant woman to consume it is the one that will be responsible for increasing the supply of prenatal care.Because each person still faces challenges in obtaining the necessary prenatal care.Financial obstacles, such as issues with private insurance and health insurance, are among the social barriers pregnant women face.The low income of the women is another factor that contributes to the inadequate availability of the prenatal care system.Prenatal care utilization can also be constrained by personal factors, cultural influences, and issues with the business, procedures, and environment of prenatal care itself.Pregnant women can get the information they need about the fetus's growth and development, the physical and physiological challenges they face after delivery, the specific tests they need to take, and nutrition during pregnancy.These are only taken into consideration when someone is ill, has problems during pregnancy, or has a disease.When developing rules, regulations, and educational programs that can assist women in society today and in the future, pregnant women's needs must be taken into consideration because they require extensive knowledge to care for themselves and their babies.

Ignorant of medical needs
Availability and accessibility under improvement
Unaware of prenatal care
Agony of rural population

Session 18: Advances in Global Women Health

Health disparities based on gender are prevalent worldwide. These unbalanced treatments are more prevalent in poorer nations than in wealthier ones.Women from developing nations face the majority of these crises and lack basic health care needs, resulting in life-threatening health issues.Some significant issues that concern developing nations include child marriage, female genital mutilation, maternal mortality, the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV/AIDS), and cervical cancer. Gynecology and obstetrics is one of the most important organizations working to improve women's health around the world. They believe that problems will make it more important to be aware of what needs to be done to improve women's lives. When the issue of women's health received international attention, it became a global demand. In spite of the efforts made by the government and other organizations to achieve these objectives, sex-based health inequality persists in some developing nations. Even though more women will be able to get an education and find work, they still face problems like illiteracy, child marriage, and mortality and morbidity.This has an impact not only on women but also on their families, children, and society as a whole.

Scope of reduction in maternal mortality
Female circumcision liberation
Enhancement in treating HIV / AIDS
Initiation and realization about cervical cancer

Session 19: History of Obstetrics

In early 18th century in Europe the pregnant women are completely bound with women, they are refused to mingle with men. The mother used to invite her close female family members and friends to her place to accompany her. At the time of childbirth experienced midwives handled all form of labor and delivery. The existence of surgeons and physicians are very less, and they appeared only if there is any severe complications or if the midwife had wasted all her extent. And they see disgust about having a men deliver women.

Origin of Obstetrics
The major role of Man – Midwives
Evolution of general practitioners
Instrumental delivery and Cesarean
Obstetrics in 20th century

Session 20: Hygiastics during Pregnancy

A healthy diet, regular exercise, being aware of what to avoid, and ensuring that their vaccinations are current are the real keys to a healthy pregnancy. A healthy diet is essential for a healthy lifestyle at any time, but it is especially important during pregnancy.make sure you know some important facts about which foods and supplements you should take with extra care and which ones you shouldn't eat while you're pregnant. During pregnancy, many women's routine diets are disrupted by an impulsive desire to consume a particular food. A pregnant woman will have an easier time getting the vitamins and minerals she needs by eating a variety of healthy fruits, vegetables, and other foods. Pregnancy-related health can also be maintained by taking supplements.Consuming a greater quantity of caffeine will make it more difficult to conceive. Due to hormonal changes, the gums can become easily irritated during pregnancy, causing them to bleed while brushing.Some foods contain Listeria, a type of bacteria that can cause infection and miscarriage.